Zoning changes urged over restaurant with entertainment
Fred erick Mayor Paul Gordon asked city planners to study tighter zoning regulations for permits of restaurants with entertainment after controversy at City Limits at 24 S. Jefferson St. The issue centers on defining general restaurants versus those where entertainment is a secondary use, following seven building code violations cited against the club.
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Frederick
Paul Gordon
City Limits
S. Jefferson St
Man Dies in Custody After Apartment Scuffle
Nathaniel Brown, 34, died in handcuffs following a Tuesday night confrontation with Frederick City Police and a security guard. Sandra Brown said she has no idea what caused his death as an autopsy is rescheduled and authorities investigate the events at Waverley Garden Apartments in Building E. Police responded after residents reported a nude man knocking on doors around 11 p.m. at Apartment 304.
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Nathaniel Brown
Frederick City
Mr. Brown
Waverley Garden Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Brown
Pierce C. Stine
Pvt
Bruce DeGrange
May
16 vie for Frederick County school board seats
The Frederick County Democratic and Republican central committees announced 16 county residents who applied for appointment to the Frederick County Board of Education. Two five year terms expire July 1 and interviews for finalists are planned with public access.
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Frederick County
Democratic and
Republican Central Committees
Commission to Decide Full Funding For Top School Projects
Frederick County planners back full funding for the school board's top three 1993 CIP requests totaling nearly $9 million for the big three. Windsor Knolls Middle School would receive over $6 million, with about $4.8 million state funds for opening in 1993. Twin Ridge Elementary equipment pegged at $750,000 as Mount Airy’s new school opens this fall. An expansion to Brunswick High School gym is funded in full as the smallest, least serviceable gym. The commissioners may accept or modify the CIP after a public hearing.
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Judith G. Stough
Mount Airy
Hood College
Louis E. Willhauck
Frederick
Tom Slater
Democratic Central Committee
Winchester Room
Winchester Hall
Slater
Paul Stull
Republican Central Committee
Frederick County
Myersville
Daniel Gadra
Windsor Knolls Middle School
Twin Ridge
Brunswick High School
CIP
Elite FBI academy graduate joins Frederick County
Frederick County Sheriff’s Office crowns its second FBI Academy graduate David M. Doxzen chief of operations completed 11 weeks of training at Quantico. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh also a graduate. Doxzen, 45, a 22 year veteran, said acceptance was an honor amid 17 000 applicants of whom 1 000 are selected for four classes.
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Frederick County
FBI
Dow hits new record close led by cyclical gains
The Dow Jones industrial average jumped 47.63 points to 3,353.76 on Wednesday, marking a second straight record close. Volume reached 231.07 million on the NYSE as advances slightly trailed declines and late-day buying pushed the index into fresh highs at the close.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Last Minute Tax Day Rush Clogs Frederick Post Office
Frederick on Wednesday saw a flood of last minute filers at the East Patrick Street post office with lines up to 25 people. County Commissioner Bruce Reeder joined the crowd while postal officials estimated at least 100000 returns processed by 10 p.m. as midnight postmarks loomed. Dusting down the day’s pressure, staff urged proof of mailing and noted wide procrastination in sending checks.
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Frederick
East Patrick Street
Frederick County
Bruce Reeder
CPA
East Patrick
Frederick Post Office
Rodney Thorington
Mr. Thorington
Donna Chappell
Ms Chappell
IRS
Piggyback tax hikes loom in three counties
Baltimore Montgomery and Prince George's counties push for a piggyback tax rise to 60 percent of the state income tax. Mayors and county executives urge increases while Harford Carroll and Anne Arundel oppose. The 30 to 60 percent change, approved by the General Assembly, would raise a taxpayer with 30 000 income by about 150 yearly and 60 000 by about 204.
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Montgomery
Prince George’s
Kurt Schmoke
Baltimore County
Prince George's
Harford
Carroll
Anne Arundel
General Assembly
A 1990s First Family Profit Report Card
Washington AP reports that profits from Barbara Bushs bestseller Millies Book boosted the Bushs income to 13 million last year. The first lady donated most earnings to charity, with 789176 going to the Barbara Bush Literacy Foundation after taxes. The presidents Looking Forward earned 2718 with half paid to his literary agent.
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Washington
Millie
Bush
Barbara
Barbara Bush
Maryland 6 percent tax hits high earners in 1991
Maryland wealthier taxpayers face a new 6 percent state income tax rate on earnings over 100000 for individuals and 150000 for couples. Withholding tables rise July 1, so about 25500 filers must review 1991 returns and adjust withholding to avoid a larger bill next April. Comptroller spokesman Marvin Bond urged prompt action to prevent under withholding.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Maryland Comptroller's Office
TF Am
Marvin Bond
Comptroller's Office
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