Carroll Creek project to bring park, flood control amid delays
The Carroll Creek development near Carroll Street and Creekside Antiques is set to ease flood risk and spur park and business growth, despite expected temporary traffic and access inconveniences. Phase one cost just over 3 million, with two more phases totaling around 12 million, aiming to finish by the early 1990s.
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Creekside Antiques
Carroll St
E. Patrick S
Sandra D. Izer
Carroll Creek
Menon
Sweet Brdge
South Court Street
South Market Street
South Carroll
Water Streets
Highland Street
East Patrick Street
Water and
Wisner Streets
Coss
Frederick County Farm Bureau Passes 21 Resolutions
Frederick County Farm Bureau members pass 21 resolutions at the 68th annual dinner meeting, addressing animal care dairy imports crop insurance agricultural literacy and Johnes disease. About 500 attendees heard remarks by President George A Nicholson Jr and noted the emphasis on farm safety and truck regulations. New officers directors and women’s committee members were elected and Gold Star awards given for membership information public affairs and service.
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Frederick County Farm Bureau
Walkersville
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
George A. Nicholson Jr
Mr. Nicholson
Jack Heflin
Walter Gordon
Dan Nowell
Hanvers
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Lewistown
Creagerstown
Gary Grossnickle
Woodsboro
Liberty
Jim Montgomery
Don Easterday
Jeff England
Louise Stup
Frank Gladbill
Huth Spurrier
Women
Jack Crum
Joe Free
End of cease-fire backslide in Nicaragua talks
Sandinista commanders held battlefield parleys and suspended the draft while Contra field leaders rejected the accords. Israel Galeano said Contra troops would return to Nicaragua to back free elections but avoid offensive actions. He blamed “office soldiers” in Miami for pressuring a political shift.
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Contra
United States
Israel Galeano
Contra Army
Nicaragua
Miami
Humberto Ortega
Daniel Ortega
Alfredo Cristiani
Colombian violence and threats amid regional power struggle
Patriotic Union president Diego Montana denounced a deadly attack on officials in Medellin and noted an assassin carried a submachine gun into a highly guarded government complex. A blast at Guaymaral airport north of Bogota wounded a police officer and damaged the facility as authorities battle narcotics and extremist groups.
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Patriotic Union
Diego Montana
Medellin
Bogota
Caracol
Guaymaral
Pablo Escobar
Gonzalo Rodriguez Gacha
Medellin Cartel
Virgilio Barco
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Kelly Hales
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Harleston
S.C
Jacqui
Johnsville
Linganore
James Garst
Frederick
Mount Pleasant
New Market
Woodville
Urbana
Elwood Hipkins
Tuscarora
Braddock
Ballenger
Jefferson
Buckeystown
Francis Moser
Petersville
Burkittsville
Middletown
Catoctin
Jackson
Bureau Women’s Committee
Ruth Spurrier
Doris Toms
Ruth Leshart
Alice Wilcom
Pam Saylor
Mary Murphy
Virginia Wolfe
Baker
Cristiani
Ortega
el Salvador
Honduras
U.S
Mill End
GSA
Gaithersburg
Montgomery Village
Price Center
Lost Knife Rd
Odenhal Ave
Rockville
White Flint Plaza
Rockvile Pike
Nicholson Lane
Frederic Yland
Sale & Sun
Thomas Johnson Drive
Matter Avenue
Visaimc
Midnight Madness
W. Patrick St. Frederick
Saxony
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