Clark outlines growth and city county cooperation in Frederick
Clark projects West Seventh Street traffic growth from 15 700 to 44 000 cars daily and compares it to the Golden Mile on U S 40 He calls for clear guidelines for the Historic District Commission and better information sharing He envisions a wider downtown after Carroll Creek Flood project and urges case by case bonding reviews He notes tensions among city county officials and urges improved communication He warns fire company walls exist and flags potential study of county fire services safety and cooperation
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West Seventh Street
U.S
Clark
Frederick City
Frederick County
Historic District Commission
HDC
Carroll Creek
Merchant Discusses Downtown Development and City Services
The interview covers support for a new parking deck, North Market Street wiring, and Weinberg Center funding. He favors keeping Frederick County Jail downtown, critiques the Historic District Commission, and backs a nonpolitical appeals process. He praises firefighters and foresees gradual increases in city responsibility for services. Samuel Cunard founded the Royal Mail Steam Packet line in 1839.
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Merchant
North Market Street
Weinberg Center For the Arts
Frederick County
Ballenger Creek
City Historic District Commission
Patrick Street
HDC
Samuel Cunard
Royal Mail Steam Packet
City officials discuss home rule and funding impacts
City leaders explain home rule allows local handling of some issues without state approval. They warn revenue sharing cuts from the Reagan administration will hit cities hardest, urging funds be used for one time items. Frederick is seen as less exposed due to its deeper integration.
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Merchant
Frederick
Cindy Hackett
Murphy on city county relations and Carroll Creek project
Alderman Murphy argues relations between Frederick city and Frederick County are not terrible but differ on a number of policy points. He cites the Carroll Creek revitalization as key and notes uncertainty over federal and state funding for the flood control project. He supports targeted annexations and predicts Ballenger Creek will not be annexed, while stressing police and fire protections as growth pressures loom. He praises the mix of paid and volunteer emergency staff and backs forthcoming police survey results, saying bonding may be needed for large long term projects.
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Murphy
Carroll Creek
Frederick
Ballenger Creek
Fraternal Order of Police
Police Association
Lloyd Batsier
Weather map forecasts scattered showers across regions
Showers are forecast today for the Pacific Northwest and Northern Rockies with more showers expected from the Plains into the southern Rockies. Additional showers are anticipated in southern Florida according to the map.
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Pacific Northwest
Nouthern Rockies
Plains States
Rockies
Florida
Frederick alderman candidate favors annexation clarity and prudent budgeting
Phillips advocates joint city county services to avoid double taxes and urges transparent growth planning for Frederick. She weighs traffic, schools, and roads, supports bonding as needed but warns savings can raise long term costs. She backs closer police liaison and improved equipment to ease current city safety issues.
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Frederick
Phillips
Frederick City
Frederick County
Order of Police
Richard J. Ashton
Summers outlines annexation and civic plans for city growth
Summers argues annexation is costly but necessary to expand the city toward the border. He backs keeping the Ballenger Creek jail at the current site, criticizes county decisions, and calls for higher police salaries to retain talent. He faults downtown projects, flood controls on South Market Street, and notes flood-prone areas could be rehabilitated with funding. He also highlights flood-driven redevelopment ideas for South Market Street buildings. In arts news Poons’ paintings to be shown at the Museum of Fine Arts from November 11, 1981, to February 14, 1982.
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Summers
Ballenger Creek
Carroll Creek
South Market Street
Moral Majority Criticized by Lutheran Leader at Hood College
The Reverend Charles Bergstrom called the Moral Majority an aberration and masquerading as a church. He led a talk at Hood College discussing church lobbying, ethics in voting, and a critique of Jerry Falwell. He cited WIJSC efforts to present church stands without lobbyist status and urged readers to scrutinize Moral Majority literature.
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Lutheran Church
Hood College
Charles Bergstrom
Lutheran Council
House
Senate
Washington, D. C
Washington Interreligious Staff Council
WISC
WIJSC
Bergstrom
Legislative Branch
Bergson
Chautauqua
New York
Jerry Falwell
Gamber hosts Pascal as he weighs 1982 governor bid
Anne Arundel County Executive Robert A. Pascal spoke to about 200 supporters at the Gamber Fire Hall, signaling possible entry into the 1982 governor race. He touted growth control and prison reform while criticizing early release policies and pledging tax restraint as he outlined campaign strategies for next year.
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Pascal
Beck
Harry Hughes
Anne Arundel County
Bob Pascal
Anne Arundel
Maryland
Texas
Anne Arundel Detention Center
Ritchie
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