Brunswick developers face red tape halting moderate income housing
Frederick County builders in Brunswick, led by Charles F. Stone, Connie Hisenger, and William T. Reed III, confront FHA HUD Section 235 hurdles. They face rising costs, delayed approvals, and higher discount points, risking profits and future expansion as they seek affordable homes for $5,000 to $9,000 income families amid a national housing bottleneck.
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Brunswick
Quince Orchard Associates
Charles F. Stone
Connie Hisenger
William T. Reed III
Federal Housing Administration
Frederick County
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
FHA
HUD
Congress
Nixon
Bank of Savings and Loan Association
Washington
Brunswick Heights
Mr. Reed
Reed
Banks and Savings and Loans Association
White House
State eyes local choice on school bus ownership debate
Maryland faces a long bus debate as a independent study urges each district to choose public or private ownership. The report backs local control, audits and computer routing while the state budgets 32.3 million for bus costs and explores sharing methods without sweeping state takeover. Governor Mandel says implementation may wait on legislature. the fiscal outlook remains cautious.
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Maryland
Ich
Charles County
Baltimore City
State Department of Education
Frederick County
Mandel
Fred H. Spigler Jr
Baltimore
Montgomery County
Garrett
Papa
Motor Vehicles Department
Public School Transportation Liaison Committee
Morris W. Rannels
Board of Education
Spigler
Louis L. Goldstein
Washington
Population debate and ecological warnings in letters
Barbara R. Gross from Siamsville urges smaller families to curb population growth, citing ecology and resource concerns. Doris K. Barker of Brunswick shares a BB gun tragedy tale, urging responsible gun use and warning parents about risks to children.
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Europe
Whiskey Theft Suspects Held After Burkittaville Heist
Three men, two from Frederick and one from Broad Run, former guards at Hursey Distilling, are detained at the sheriff’s office over a $100,000 whiskey theft. Frederick County reports 5,000 auto owners, and chestnut blight forecasts doom for trees. County hires Dr. Robert Turner Jr. to lead Emergency Hospital, effective Oct 1. A seven year old boy injured when he fell from his father’s moving car. An appeal seeks to overturn a funeral home permit denial at 1201 North Market Street. Nixon odds update from Jimmy the Greek show shifts in presidential race standings with Muskie and Lindsay rising.
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Sheriffs Office
Hursey Distilling Company
Burkittaville
Frederick
Broad Run
Robert Wayne Haugh
Raymond .A. Haugh Jr
Robert &. Dailey
Circuit Court
Board of Zoning Appeals
Dailey
North Market Street
Washington
Nixon
Peking
Jimmy
Greek Snyder
Ed Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Ted Kennedy
John Lindsay
George McGovern
Wilbur Mills
Muskie
Humphrey
Jackson
Lindsay
Kennedy
McGovern
Mills
New York City
Ohio
Sinois
George Gallup
Louis Harris
Jimmy the Greek
Birch Bayh
Eugene McCarthy
Fred Harris
Dark Horse
Walter Mondale
Harold Hughes
Ronald Reagan
Nelson Rockefeller
Mark Hatfield
Charles Percy
Pete McCloskey
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America
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TION
Flatin
Spicknall
Barbara R. Gross
Siamsville, Md
Vis Nesbard
Doris KL Barker
West Potomac Street
The
Mews-Post
C. M. Phleeger
Board of County Commissioners
J. A. Cope
Robert S Turner Jr
Montevue
B. O. Thomas Jr
Turner Wil
Spiro Agnew
Treasury Sec
John Connally
New York
California
Senator Mondale
Mondale
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