Downtown MARC station shaping Frederck plan
City and state officials discussed design for Frederck downtown MARC station with a 1800 square foot flexible brick building near Carroll Creek. The project aims to serve commuters and local uses, with potential for a deli or outdoor cafe, though food service raises health and cost considerations. Initial patronage may be low, but officials call it a development tool as work continues toward a December 1998 opening.
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MARC
Frederick
Carroll Creek
East Street
Jim Grimes
Meta Nash
MTA
Harvey Goolsby
MD 355
Tony Brown
Frederck
Mt Airy approves microbrewery permit for Fall Festival
Mount Airy planning commission granted a temporary use and occupancy permit for Reid Allison to open a microbrewery by the Fall Festival on Oct 7-8. Work on the old firehouse must finish by May 1, 1996, with bond posting for road upgrades and inspector approval.
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Mount Airy
Town Planning Commission
Main Street
State Highway Administration
Reid Allison
Bob Meade
Truck-stop minister preaches in chapel on wheels
At L70 Truck City a Sunday service drew only one trucker and a homeless man while Rev. Walter Christ, a 61-year-old Frederick accountant, preached to a near-empty room. He plans to reach hundreds by obtaining a trailer to park at the truck stop and bring his organization to the road.
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Truck City
America
Walter Christ
Christ
Krist
Frederick
69 Year Old Woman Donates Kidney To Nephew
Anna Mary Willard of Monaccacy Village, age 69, donated a kidney to her nephew Randolph Krantz at Washington Hospital Center after extensive testing. Doctors noted physiological age mattered more than chronology, with Willard overcoming high blood pressure to proceed.
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Anna Mary Willard
Memorial Park
Randolph Krantz
Willard
Washington Hospital Center
Patt. DeLone
Washington Hospital
Ms DeLone
Mrs Willard
Warring parties meet to map Bosnia government plan
In New York the United States and European allies push Bosnia's warring factions toward a shared governmental framework to keep the country intact and peaceable. Secretaries Christopher and Holbrooke lead talks with Bosnian and regional leaders, aiming to establish a parliament and stronger central governance.
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Bosnia
New York
United States
Warren Christopher
Serbia
Croatia
United Nations
Christopher
Richard Holbrooke
Andrei Kozyrev
Russia
Holbrooke
Sarajevo
Mate Gram
Muhamed Sacirbey
Milan Milutinovic
U S
Roberts Bowen
Christopher Hill
Associated Press
Emmitsburg Lifts Voluntary Water Ban
Emmitsburg has ended its voluntary water ban effective today. Mayor William Carr said the town is in good shape while nearby towns weigh continued restrictions. Walkersville commissioners granted authority to lift the ban, which had cut water use from a million to 700000 gallons daily. Rain updates and crop notes follow, with soybeans needing the rain and corn benefiting from recent falls.
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Emmitsburg
William Carr
Mount Airy
R Delaine Hobbs
Myersville
Walkersville
Burgess Orley Bourland
Bourland
Inside The News Portions Of The Frederick News
A note on the Frederick News Post printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper and emphasizing its recyclability as part of the paper’s description and branding.
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Frederick News. Post
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Ethel Giffin
Sharpsburg
Sam
Sweetshade
Dan Burns
News-Post
Point of Rocks
Mt. Airy
South Main Street
MD. 808
Rising Ridge Road
MD. 144
MD 27
Teresa Bamberger
Bamberger
Anton Dubanneh
Dubanneh
Kelly Hahn
Walter Chi
Matthew Barakat
Terry Poole
Poole
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