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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1987

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3

Interchange Zoning Dispute Over 15 Acres Near Urbana

Michael Sponseller sought to rezone 15 acres near the I 270 and Md 30 interchange in Urbana from agricultural to general commercial. Residents argue the land should stay farmland to preserve Urbana’s farming character, avoid traffic, and uphold the comprehensive county plan. The county planning commission denied the request amid debate over zoning chaos versus development.

Michael Sponseller MD. 30 Urbana Frederick County Montgomery County Wilbur Ford

Mayor Ron Young Seeks Govoner Help on Carroll Creek Plan

Frederick Mayor Ron Young met Gov. William Donald Schaefer seeking support for Carroll Creek development and earlier landfill hours. The review promised by the governor leaves the landfill hours unchanged and heightens tax and county funding concerns, while critics urge cooperation with county officials and avoid political theater.

Frederick Ron Young William Donald Schaefer Schaefer Frederick City Carroll Creek Annapolis Don Scha¢ier Young

Bush and Dole clash as GOP nomination tightens

The field shows Bush and Dole as frontrunners with mounting fundraising and organizing efforts. Dole gains speed against Bush, drawing larger crowds, while Bush criticizes Congress over foreign policy. GAO flags Marine staffing issues amid budget limits. Municipal bond tax rules face SEC and IRS scrutiny. Aged political column notes Kremlin AIDS decree sparks cross-ideological debate.

Marine Corps General Accounting Office GAO Securities and Exchange Commission Internal Revenue Service Kremlin Moscow

Lightly clad holiday seekers encounter lengthy Frederick traffic

Weather forecasts predict showers and cooling after a heat wave as Labor Day nears. Seventeen persons return to Frederick from the first Tri State Vacation and Educational Tour to Toronto. The trip emphasized the Canadian Exhibition and the Ontario Agricultural College visit. Frederick corn factories report daily output around 150 tons or 75,000 cans with local and far flung shipments including to Shanghai.

Frederick Toronto Canada H.R. Shoemaker Ontario Agricultural College Guelph San Francisco Shanghai

Court hearing on dam dispute canceled in Frederick County

A court hearing on the proposed Big Hunting Creek dam in Cunningham Falls State Park was canceled and the state ordered to hold public hearings before resuming. The project would flood 43 acres to form a recreational lake with ski runs and trails, drawing Interior Department concern over nearby Camp David. Also noted: hotel stockholder meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel authorized sale at best price, with Edwin Jacobsen Jr. offering 75 percent stake. Final chest x ray survey in Frederick County set for a Saturday to accommodate school personnel and residents lacking access during weekdays.

Congress U.S Senate Dole Bush Reagan Capitol Hill White House Persian Gulf Dale van Atta Dale Frederick County State Water Resources Board Big Hunting Creek Cunningham Falls State Park Department of the Interior Camp David THE Frederick Hotel CO Francis Scott Key Hotel Edwin Jacobsen, Jr Freda Doll Frederick County Tuberculosis and Public Health Association

Letter writers debate faith and local policy on Montevue

Sylvia Bealer and John R Derr voice concern over an upcoming Montevue facility expansion in Frederick County, urging state licensing scrutiny and possible reimbursement from the state. They reference faith, school prayer, and community impact while urging vigilance from residents and authorities.

Patriotism Fails When Buying Ford Aerostar Says Consumer

Ronald W. Trotter recounts buying a 1987 Ford Aerostar in June 1987. After a July fire caused by a rear wiring defect, he and his family escaped with help from passing drivers. Ford’s response has been limited to legal department referrals, with no company contact in 40 days. He urges consumers to ignore patriotic sentiment and beware unwarranted warranties.

Jesus Peter Sobus Bonkersville Ford Motor Co

Montevue Use for Frederick County People in Maryland

The Maryland state grant clears Montevue but funding shifts to state wide admission. Frederick County residents funded the $2.5 million home opened in February 1987 with private land donor Bronner’s prior intent questioned by critics. Commissioners urge prioritizing Frederick applicants as state support rises to $827,804 yearly, fearing influx from elsewhere.

State of Maryland Frederick County Bronner J. Anita Stup Frederick Montevue

Parents protest Nostradamus film shown in middle schools

A Maryland parent recalls a local middle school screening of Nostradamus The Man Who Saw the Future narrated by Orson Welles. The film linked prophecies to World War III around 1993 and caused distress including night terrors in a Michigan sixth grader, prompting letters to education officials and clergy with no response.

Orson Welles Nostradamus Michigan Maine Secretary of Education Maryland Board

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