Keller- 1 1956 Cl erk seeks re election in 1974
Frederick County Maryland profile notes Keller announced in 1974 his bid for clerk of the court, succeeding Ellis Wachter after 38 years. The piece details long tenure, modernization from microfilm to computers, duties of the clerk, public service focus, and community affiliations.
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Keller
Ellis C. Wachter
Maryland
Buckeystown United Methodist Church
Scouting Movement
The
Optimist Club
Frederick High School Alumni Association
Braddock Heights Fire Co
Elks
American Legon
Castle candidate Castle says regulation issue in District 3 race
Republican nominee for the House of Delegates District 3, Mr Castle, argues Maryland overregulates and needs a business friendly approach. A Frederick County psychologist since 1975, he frames his campaign around budget restraint, economic growth, and decisive leadership while stressing education and public safety protections. He cites experience bridging diverse groups and likens tough votes to his role as a high school football referee.
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Castle
House of Delegates
Maryland
Frederick County Board of Education
Castie
Towson State University
Thomas Johnson High School
GOP Central Committee
Frederick County
Plan seeks 270 million for Maryland schools in 1996
Maryland counties request more than 270 million for fiscal year 1996. IAC staff to recommend funding mid November. LAC will hear appeals before final recommendation to the Maryland Board of Public Works by mid December. Ballenger Creek school seen to ease overcrowding impacting Hillcrest and South Frederick Elementary schools. County to seek portable classrooms and funding from county commissioners by December. About 1,200 new students enrolled this year, similar growth projected next year.
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Stenzler
IAC
LAC
Boards of Education
Maryland Board of Public Works
Board of Public Works
Ray Barnes
Frederick County Public Schools
Ballenger Creek
Barnes
Hillcrest
South Frederick
Gadra
Board to hear police charges under Bill of Rights
An officer faces departmental charges with a three member board to hear the case. The department will select one member, Officer Davis will choose another, and the third will be mutually agreed upon. The attorney declines to reveal specifics, citing ongoing litigation, but promises a full airing of the charges.
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Police Department
Davis
Mahone
Star Chamber
Woodsboro bypass bid winner announced for 45 million
The Bethesda Mary land area project awards the contract to Richard F Kline Inc Freder ick for a two lane bypass around Woodsboro to divert truck traffic. Construction starts next spring with completion planned in June and includes re routing Md 550 plus relocation of Md 194 near Mount Hope Cemetery. Local residents and officials welcomed the decision after years of delays and budget setbacks.
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Krista Glielmi
News-Post
Woodsboro
Maryland State Highway Administration
Baltimore
Donald Trimmer
Richard F. Kline, Inc
Frederick
Bob Douglas
Douglas
MD. 194
Mount Hope Cemetery
Mike Murtaugh
State Highway Administration
George Littrell
Treaty signing scene blends ceremony and politics at desert border
A joint Israel Jordan signing ceremony features a gala atmosphere with a bilingual peace banner, joint prayers, and a Star Spangled Banner performance. Clinton met Arafat in Cairo to press on militant threats while pledging US support for a regional peace framework.
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Jordan
Israel
Washington
Clinton
Rabin
Hussein
Cairo
Egypt
Yasser Arafat
Arafat
Israel-Jordan
Syria
Hafez Assad
Golan Heights
Loyal Frederick County humane mascot brings joy to facility
Workers at the Frederick County Humane Society named a mild‑mannered rescue dog Pebbles. She smiles, rolls for belly rubs, and serves as a welcoming mascot at the Rosemont Avenue facility while patrols or visits continue.
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Frederick County Humane Society
Precious
Jane Ritmiller
Ms. Ritmiller
Wiles
Rosemont Avenue
Rockville 11-year-old arrested for dual burglaries
An 11-year-old Rockville boy was arrested Monday for two burglaries in the past week. Police recovered stolen property in the youth's bedroom. One burglary occurred October 18 on Alison Drive and the other on October 23 on Broadwood Drive. The case is referred to juvenile services.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Alison Drive
Broadwood Drive
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Mr. Keller
Jane Derry Keller
Neil
Valley Elementary
Kathy
Charles
Jane Keller
Katelyn
Kyle
WRRA
Sue Hecht
Busmewsueeman
Frostburg State University
Manland Newwork
United Way Division
Fredenck Commitnity College
Ahern
Marland
Robert Degiheres
Pepe
Littrell
Laurel Sand
Martin Marietta
Lehigh Portland Cement
Bank of Woodsboro
Donald Jarvis
Laurel Sand and Gravel, Inc
Aie
Mr. Douglas
Ash
Montgomery
Marge Brown
Peedenck
Popes Med Dices
Asan Indipendint Insuran
Agen
Tredirich U
Adorentens
Callustoda
Frederick Underwriters, Inc
Baal Street
Frederick UN
Brunswick
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