rn t?i a(Continued from Page A-l) ness.Ur. Lawson submitted a letter from the president of McHenry verifying this.Robert Hargett and Terry Lewis applied in writing for exemptions, both having outside businesses lettering trucks and emergency vehicles. Both work: as contractors for truck dealers which sell fire trucks to the county departments, the decision said.No conflict of interest exists because the men do not deal with county government and are not em* ployees of companies that deal with county government, the decision said.Jack Markey requested he be given an exemption. He is employed by Terry Lewis Signs Inc., as a signC' nntrnrttechnician and has no contact with purchasing or sales, the decision said.Clarence Binehart asked for an excemption because he is employed by the Frederick News-Post as a display advertising compositor.He has worked for the paper for 35 years, the decision said, and does not deal with clients but only makes up ads after they have been sold to a client.Johnny Wisner will be allowed to continue his work for the University of Maryland’s Fire and Rescue Institute, a state agency, the commission said.Frederick County contracts with the state to provide fire instructors. But the state is not a business as defined in the ordinance, the decision said.