State income tax cut won't bring quick cash for 1998
After filing 1997 returns, taxpayers should not expect immediate refunds from the 1998 5 percent income tax cut signed by Gov. Parris Glendening. Withholding changes can’t be midstream, so the larger 5 percent cut applies starting July 1 retroactive to Jan. 1, 1998, and will be reflected when filing 1998 returns in 1999.
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Parris Glendening
Marvin Bond
Troller
Bond
Department of Fiscal Services
Frederick County
Comptroller’s
Hoffman
Comptroller’s Office
Woman charged in shooting death
UTICA A 31 year old woman was charged with second degree murder after her former live in boyfriend was fatally shot in her home. A court order prohibiting contact had been in place and she reported violations to authorities twice in the five days before the shooting. Joelle Walters Terry 10956 Old Frederick Road was charged by Detective Keith Bowerman and jailed in 500000 bail. Douglas James Jett 31 died from a single gunshot wound to the chest at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Terry called 911 to report the shooting at 1 24 a m and admitted shooting Jett as he entered the residence. A .38 caliber handgun was found inside the front door area. Continued on Page A-11.
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Utica
Joelle Walters Terry
Old Frederick Road
Keith Bowerman
Frederick County
Tive Bowerman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sheriff’s Office
Terry
Tim Clarke
Geoff Bartlett
Channing Hillman
Bradley Baxter
Bowerman
Jett
Maryland domestic violence deadly trend noted in Frederick case
Frederick County incident ends in the fatal shooting of a 31 year old man. The former live in girlfriend is charged with second degree murder. MNADV cites rising violence and outlines forthcoming statewide policy. Heartly House reports thousands of hot line calls and wide service scope beyond shelter. Legislation shortens divorce wait for victims, effective Oct. 1.
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Maryland
Frederick County
Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence
MNADV
Kim Scott
Heartly House
Frederick
Scott
Ms. Scott
General Assembly
Dele
No resident turnout at Tasker's Chance town meeting
Frederick County Commissioners hosted a Tasker's Chance town meeting at Independent Hose Co on Baughman's Lane but no residents attended. The low turnout surprised officials who suggested it may indicate satisfaction with county actions.
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Frederick County
Tasker
Independent Hose Co
Baughman’s Lane
Fragmentary newspaper notice fragment from Frederick News
Fragmentary OCR shows a Frederick newspaper notice about daily ink and recycled paper usage and printing practice, with unclear details and broken phrasing. The readable bits reference the newspaper name and a note on paper recycling and printing, but no concrete event or date.
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Ponions of
The
Frederick Mews
Post
Frederick area to add four hotels near city limits
Frederick County Planning Commission approved four hotel projects in the past six months. Two will be practically next door in Westview Corporate Park. Court Yard by Marriott plans a new five-story, 0-room structure with construction slated to begin in May. Extended Stay America promises kitchenette rooms for longer stays.
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Frederick County Planning Commission
Frederick City
Michael Thompson
Thompson
Marriott Hotel
Westview
America
Planning Commission
Robert White
County and City Dispute Landfill Fees and Debt
Frederick County public works director says if Frederick city dumps waste elsewhere it still owes for a 20 year debt tied to Reichs Ford Road landfill. The county cannot drop fees below 43 per ton, and the city could confront charges for capital improvements and bond repayment amid a high share of municipal waste.
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Frederick County
Frederick City
County
Robert Hayes
Reich
Ford Road
Mr. Hayes
Wir. Hayes
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Barbara Hoffman
Baltimore
Budget and Taxation Committee
Timothy Jacobsen
Pat Joy
United States Post Office
East Patrick Street
Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Hig Fe
Bill Green
Carroll Creek
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