Groundbreaking ceremony for U S 15 Tourist Infos Center near Emasiteharg
Ceremony for the proposed U S 15 Tourist Infos Center drew Gov B Hughes, Mary G Wilkews, Frederick County Commo deners, and Semin Maher to break ground with a dirt bead. A year-old from Exquitebury grew restless, finding her own digging tool, while the governor attempted to break a champagne bottle to mark the event.
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Gov. B. Hughes
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Frederick County
Semin Maher
Tourism Council
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Jennifer Willsons
Exquitebury
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Groundbreaking for U.S. 15 information center praised
Gov Harry B Hughes and over 100 Frederick Countians attended a groundbreaking on U S 18 North for a new tourist information center. The project, aided by a private public partnership, aims to boost local and state economic activity and is part of broader Appalachia program heritage efforts.
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State Grange elects two to executive committee at 100th session
Two men from Berrett Grange and New Market Grange were re elected to Maryland State Grange executive committee for two year terms. Friday marked day two of the 100th Maryland State Grange session at the Sheraton Frederick with awards luncheon and agriculture forum. Master Jobe Swadley highlighted farm challenges amid rising costs and falling incomes as deputies prepared for the 1982 fiscal outlook.
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New Market Grange
Maryland State Grange
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James Bushey
Jesse J. Burrall
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Reagan approves larger grain sale to Soviets
President Reagan will permit the Soviet Union to buy up to 23 million tons of U S grain this fiscal year. Announcement delayed by technical problems during a farm state radio address. A fact sheet outlined the plan though no certainty exists the Soviets will order the higher amount. Delivery could occur within 180 days after contracts are signed by end of November. European allies may criticize the move as gas-penalty tensions persist.
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State plan to rescue old Frederick post office building
Gov. Harry R. Hughes outlined a cooperative sale plan to transfer the former Frederick post office to the state and city to save the Greek Revival structure from demolition. The deal would transfer the building to private developers with state historic easements and incentives for restoration, likely repurposed as commercial offices, preserving a 15,000 square foot site on Frederick’s National Register.
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Frederick mayor touts viable bid to buy old post office
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young said the state’s offer to the U S Postal Service to sell the 1917 Greek architecture post office is “very viable.” The plan would have the state cover demolition costs, set the appraised value, and have the city buy to resell to a private developer while reimbursing the state. The city will market the building again and the state may assist in the resale process.
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U.S. Postal Service
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Walkersville Parents Challenge Middle School Renovation Plan
Walkersville parents criticized the proposed 2.8 million middle school renovation during a Planning Commission session on Frederick County's five year 115.2 million Capital Improvement Program. They urged reinstituting a previously scrapped 44.6 million addition plan, as metro planning staff recommended only minor revisions that did not include the Walkeraville project.
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Walkersville seeks $32.5 million for school projects
The Walkersville elementary and middle schools face heating and ventilation fixes in a planned $32.5 million package as the county funds 38 projects. A state grant would cover nearly $2.6 million of the total $2.8 million for the renovation focused on capacity and comfort rather than expansion.
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Dinterman plans return to picket Fort Detrick base
Lena Dinterman will resume protesting Fort Detrick from 10 a.m. on Saturday to demand public support. Her husband Howard, exposed 18 years ago to a lethal toxin while a civilian at the base, now suffers Parkinsonism-like symptoms and relies on a wheelchair. She compares his plight to a hostage situation and cites a Fort Detrick spokesman offering no comment.
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Fort Detrick
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James Dozier
Red Brigade
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