Moose Lodge buyers deny tavern plan despite protest
Three buyers of the old Moose Lodge building assure West South Street residents they intend no liquor outlet. A group led by Howard Stewart protested tying the site to alcohol sale in a residential zone, while buyers Cole Mauro and Spahr say they aim to sell for profit.
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West South Street
The
Human Relations Council
South Street
Howard Stewart
Stewart
William Cole
Cole
Samuel Mauro
Curtis Spahr
Moose
Frederick County Welcomes About 150 New Teachers
About 150 new Frederick County teachers were honored at a breakfast hosted by the Frederick County Teachers Association FERRO Credit Union and the Local Board of Education. After a slide-tape briefing the group toured the county by bus and gathered for lunch at Gov Thomas Johnson High School where remarks were made by Board president G Hunter Bowers Jr. and Superintendent Dr John L Carnochan. The afternoon featured meetings with Board of Education supervisors and increased the local professional staff to roughly 1 050.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Teachers Association
Ferro Credit Union
Board of Education
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
G. Hunter Bowers Jr
John L. Carnochan
Moose Move To New Home In Frederick Lodge Opens
Frederick Moose Lodge No. 371 moves into a new 275000 dollar facility at 828 East Patrick Street. Grand opening Friday at 7 p.m. features state officials, 1400 members, 350 auxiliary members, free refreshments, and dancing 9 to 12 with the Don Wood Band. Building chairman Paul J. Weddle, regional director George W. Aten, and senior regent Mrs. Freda Falk cited Morgan Keller Contractors and Leo Brandenburg as designer. Old building sold to local investors led by Ralph Gastley.
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Frederick
Weddle
Don Wood
West South Street
Morgan-Keller General Contractors
Leo Brandenburg
Ralph Gastley
Corn Blight Spreads Through Frederick County Farms
A bad year for corn continues as Frederick County farmers with over 50,000 acres planted battle insects and disease. Rain today worsens conditions for Southern Corn Leaf Blight, now widespread in the county, especially affecting the T and B varieties.
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Frederick County
Market gains reverse earlier downtrend in moderate trading
New York stocks rose in a mid day reversal with the Dow Jones average at 899.09 up 1.02. Extension agronomist Bryant notes only 25 to 30 percent of Frederick County corn crop is planted to resistant varieties. About 75,000 acres will be silaged to reduce losses from stalk rot concerns.
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New York
Allen R. Bryant
Bryant
Frederick County
News-Post
Cloudburst Drenches Frederick Area with Light Rain
A morning cloudburst dropped about .2 inches of rain over the Frederick City area. Skies stayed gray for most of the day as a dry spell is forecast for the rest of the week. Daytime highs reached the 80s with overnight lows in the 50s. Tuesday brought sunny skies and a high of 84 with a 63 degree low.
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Frederick City
California school finance ruling could reshape funding nationwide
A California Supreme Court decision finding local property taxes unconstitutional for school funding provokes forecasts of major reform and potential suits across states. Critics warn of harm to districts like Beverly Hills if the ruling holds, while supporters expect new funding remedies and greater equality in education.
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Associated Press
California Supreme Court
California
M. Carl Holman
National Urban Coalition
U.S. Supreme Court
Hawaii
Utah
NIC
Hol- Tran
Holman
A. Federic Leopold
Beverly Hills
Calif
Roman Pucinski
Ill
House General Subcommittee On
Maryland Faces Impact if California School Financing Ruling Holds
Maryland officials warn that California Supreme Court ruling striking down locally funded education could have staggering implications for Maryland. State educators debate a shift to near full state funding, noting wide per pupil spending disparities and calls for gradual statewide financing with regional salary scales.
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California Supreme Court
Maryland
George S. Wills
Citizens Commission On Maryland
California
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
James A. Sensen
Baugh
Maryland Association of Counties
Sensenbaugh
Eset County
Montgomery County
Unions and Police Challenge Nixon Wage Freeze
Two labor groups and Boston police sue to strike down the 90 day wage-price freeze. Postal unions seek back pay and automatic raises, electricians seek contract pay boosts, and Boston officers challenge the law as unconstitutional or beyond Congress powers.
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Boston
Nixon
Justice Department
Catholic University
Congress
Ers
Kansas City
Afl-Cio International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Thurmont Emmitsburg Community Show Plans Ahead
Plans near completion for the 15th annual Thurmont and Emmitsburg Community Show to be held Sept 17 and 18 at Catoctin High School. Exhibitors from Emmitsburg Lewistown Foxville Thurmont Sabillasville Creagers Town and Rocky Ridge are invited with departments spanning fresh fruits vegetables canning jams breads crafts and more. The Maryland Turkey Producers Association will hold its show concurrently and a youth 4 H department offers ribbons and premium money totaling about 1000 dollars. Exhibits may be delivered Sept 16 7 to 9 pm and Sept 17 8 to 11:30 am with judging Sept 17 1 to 5 pm.
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Emmitsburg
Catoctin High School
William Baker
Jean and
Rodman Myers
Peggy
James Royer
Isabelle Mathias
Harry Swomley
Bernard Welty
Anna Margaret Martin
Emmits
Jburg
Lewistown
Foxville
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Creagerstown
Rocky Ridge
Maryland Turkey Producers Association
City Board to Study Annexation and Zoning Changes
The Aldermere city board meets Thursday at 7:30 p.m. to study annexation of 77 acres and two zoning changes plus two zoning ordinance amendments. Rezoning 20 acres along U.S. 40 near the State Police Barracks is a major agenda item. The Conleys own the land. A 30.9 acre rezoning west of the airport runway to light industrial is also proposed.
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Board of
Aldermere
City Hall
E. Paul Magaha
U.S. 40
Planning and Zoning Commission
Charles H. Conley
Frederick Municipal Airport
Lantz Boy Dies In Wreck
A 16 year old Lantz boy, Dennis Charles Stottemyer of Foxville Church Road, died after his pickup left Kelbaugh Road north of Thurmont, struck a tree and crashed down an embankment. He was pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Kelbaugh Road
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Dennis Charles Stottemyer
Foxville Church Road
Tfc
Joseph Kuh
Stottemyer
Black Road
Up With People Sneak Preview At YMCA In Frederick
Up With People cast of 180 arrived Monday and will stay in local homes. They perform Friday and Saturday at Gov Thomas Johnson High School Auditorium. Free lobby sing tonight at the Frederick YMCA 1000 North Market Street. Tickets: students 1.50, adults 2.50, reserved 3 for regular shows.
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Frederick County
YMCA
Up With People
North Market Street
Carl Gaites
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
City Police Inspected 1170 Bicycles So Far
City Police have inspected 1,170 bicycles since August 2 but lack correct license stickers. Police administrator John Brashears says the original stickers bore the wrong date, were sent back, and new stickers are being produced. The yesterday marked the last day for bicycle inspections at City Police Headquarters.
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John Brashears
Brunswick boxcar fire and jail population report
Fire logs note a boxcar fire at Brunswick at 7:57 p m with Brunswick response. Ambulance calls are listed. jail population shows 17 males and 2 females.
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B& O Rairoad
Brunswick
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Back Row
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