City tax rate may climb seven cents in coming year
Frederick officials discussed a possible seven cent or higher rise in the city’s property tax rate for the next fiscal year. Landfill disposal fees will jump from 18 to 27 dollars per ton, adding about 300000 dollars to the budget. The current tax rate is 1.55 per 100, with a 29 million dollar budget. Final budget decisions target May 10 and June 1 completion.
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Frederick
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Carroll Creek
Bad weather slows effort to supply Kurdish refugees
Dust storms and heavy rains grounded relief helicopters in Silopi while U S troops establish a base to ferry 600 tons of aid daily to Kurdish refugees along the Turkish border. Up to 1000 refugees may die daily from exposure and disease as aid delivery is delayed.
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Silopi
Turkey
U.S
Iran
Set
Blaine Venema
Linton ousted as Frederick County Highway chief
Ronald C. Linton loses head of the Frederick County Highway Operations Division after reports of illegal dumping by highway crews. Deputy Wayne Keeler will serve temporarily as Linton leaves after years in the post amid prior audits and mismanagement concerns.
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Ronald C. Linton
Frederick County
Wayne Keeler
Linton
Highway Department
Keeler
Robert Hayes
State Department of Natural Resources’ Water Resources Administration
Scott Boyland
Water Resources Administration
Hayes
John Mathias
Peete Bret
Public Works
Lawrence Johnson
Weather forecast for Western Maryland on Page
Clear tonight with lows in the mid to upper 40s. Wednesday brings mostly sunny and pleasant conditions with highs in the 70s. Weather map and regional details appear on the Western Maryland page.
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Maryland
Gorbachev Kaifu meet on islands dispute in Tokyo
Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and Japanese Prime Minister Toshiki Kaifu held a three hour summit focusing on reconciliation and the Kuril Islands dispute. Officials said no details of talks were released though a joint nuclear power plant proposal on Shikotan was floated.
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Tokyo
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Japan
Toshiki Kaifu
Kuril Islands
Soviet Union
Kaifu
Moscow
Vitaly N. Ignatenko
Europe
United States
Court Upheld Sexton Murder Conviction In 1988 Slaying
In Annapolis the Court of Special Appeals affirmed John Paul Sexton 19 of Monrovia for the first degree murder of Marc Daniel Uher, a Urbana Exxon employee. The ruling rejected a defense claim that graphic photos of the victim prejudiced jurors, noting the images helped show premeditation versus accident. The trial tied Sexton to armed robbery and multiple gun use counts, with a life plus 40 year sentence.
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Annapolis
John Paul Sexton
Singapore
Court of Special Appeals
Sexton
Monrovia
Frederick County
Marc Daniel Uher
Urbana
Exxon
Aker
Mr. Uber
Uber
Uher
Mr. Uher
Ann N. Bosse
The
Court of
Terri Frost Honored as Academic All American First Team Student
Terri Frost, 26, a full time Aviation Maintenance Technology student at Frederick Community College, has been named to the Academic All American First Team for Community Technical and Junior Colleges. From 400 nominees, she earns a $2,500 prize and travels to a Kansas City ceremony sponsored by USA Today and Phi Theta Kappa. she balances a 16 credit load with a 40 hour library job and sees the honor as validation of hard work rather than cash.
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Terri Frost
Gerald Blake
Frederick Municipal
Ms. Frost
FCC
USA Today
American Association of Community and Junior Colleges
International Honor Society
Phi Theta Kappa
Frost
Kansas City
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