Rich Maryland counties show stark income gaps
Maryland's wealthier counties report high family incomes led by Montgomery with an average of 61988 dollars per family. Howard follows at 61088 dollars. Garrett and Allegany fall near 26365 and 27069 dollars, reflecting varying job bases and aging populations. Maryland statewide average is 45034 dollars.
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Lynch
Howard County
Baltimore
Washington
David Cook
Garrett County
Democrats Gain Ground in Frederick County GOP Edge Fails
Democrats hold 33,920 of 77,233 voters and Republicans 33,899 with independents 9,414. Stull’s projection falters as monthly registration shifts show both parties sliding. Slater of the Democrats expects Clinton enthusiasm to boost turnout and tilt the balance further. If Stull’s claim had held, Frederick would have been the fourth GOP county in the state.
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Stull
Tom Slater
Mr. Slater
Clinton
Muth Seeks State House Seat Highlighting Budget and Crime
Retired Baltimore City Fire Department lieutenant Muth, who turns 56 on May 3, outlines campaign themes at a New Market gathering. He targets state budget strain, crime and campaign finance reform, vows a self-funded grass roots race, and cites Annapolis experience to boost his Republican bid amid possible challengers.
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Baltimore
Massanelle Memorial Park
New Market
Muth
Marian
Annapolis
GOP
Paul Stull
David Brinkley
Bill Kelley
Frederck
Frederick
Democratic Party
Sunbeam Greenboar Dining Set Rainchecks Offered
On page 18 of the Sunday April 18 Electronics Late circular the 5-Pc Sunbeam Greenboar Outdoor Dining Set may not be available due to the manufacturer’s inability to deliver Rainchecks will be offered on the umbrella and for a substitute chair We regret any inconvenience this may cause you.
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Sunbeam
County tax fiscal 1994 expected to grow to 36 billion
County figures show the 1994 assessable base rising to just under 36 billion, a 6.25 percent gain—the smallest since 1986. Officials cite slipping residential and commercial assessments as the driver. Commissioners must set a property tax rate by May 18. A constant yield rate hearing is set for 7 p.m. April 26 in Winchester Hall to discuss county budgets excluding schools, with Hood College hosting the school board budget hearing on April 29.
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Sneadner
Winchester Hall
Hood College
Frederick City approves police range relocation and zoning board chair
Alderman Kreissig reports new city action to expose the public to the matter as the Frederick City Police move their firearms range away from Spring Ridge noise complaints to the Singanore Water Filtration Plant area. The board unanimously appoints Charles Trunk as chairman of the board of zoning appeals, replacing Donald Quigley who resigns to move to Carroll County.
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Jon Kreissig
Frederick City
Spring Ridge
Radnor Buchanan Corp
Charles Trunk
Board of Zoning Appeals
Donald Quigley
Carroll County
Mr. Trunk
Postal worker discusses beers raise and morale amid filing
A postal worker said he had been offered three beers and a pay raise while noting many appreciate the service and were surprised. He had been collecting mail since 4 pm and reported good spirits among coworkers and customers. Peter Taylor of Frederick said this was the first time in eight years he was filing on April 15. He added he did not want to pay money he owed before it became necessary.
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Slick
Peter Taylor
Frederick
Rocky Mackintosh
Mackintosh
Ray Ramsburg
Frederick County
Maryland Adds Fentanyl to Anti Smuggling Statute
County prosecutors describe fentanyl as vastly more potent than heroin with street doses numbering in the thousands per four grams. Police note China white as a term tied to purity and illicit labs in New York and New Jersey. The discussion covers prices, potency, and a push for harsher penalties to deter smuggling.
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United States
Far East
New Jersey
Massachuetts
Maryland
New York
Baltimore
Barnes
Mr. Barnes
Compromise on impact fees faces final public hearing
Commissioners weigh raising impact fees beyond 2000 dollars with possible legal challenges and delayed budgets. Builders oppose. civic groups and residents support, with calls for phased increases and a 3500 dollar first step.
CES and UMCP-COA Under Senate Review in Tenure Debate
A Faculty Senate report chaired by Terry Poole of Frederick County flags torted facts about tenure and interfaculty productivity at CES AES and UMCP-COA. Dr Oliver rebutted Miller, warning MIANA of inaccurate Blue Ribbon Committee responses. The resolution backs UMCP College of Agriculture, CES family and youth programs, and urges end to program divisiveness.
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CES
AES
Umcp-Coa
Faculty Senate
Terry Poole
Frederick County
Oliver
Miller
MIANA
Umcp College of Agriculture
Srebrenica Under Heavy Fire as Evacuations Blocked
Serb forces press assault on Srebrenica while defenders restrict UN evacuations of civilians. Only two elderly women and three elderly men were allowed to leave to Tuzla. 500 wounded Muslims flown out. Officials warn the enclave may fall within hours as the Bosnian Serbs approach, with UN efforts pressed amid a shaky peace plan.
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Jamsheed K.A. Marker
Pakistan
Srebrenica
Serbia
Russia
U.N
Zagreb
Croatia
Murat Efendic
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Tuzla
Yugoslavia
U.N. Security Council
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Clinton
Reginald Bartholomew
United States
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