Fragmentary notes on resumes and origami manger scenes
A partial passage mentions difficulty convincing others to trade resumes and notes an interesting project involving origami manger scenes for Christmas. The text is incomplete and reads like fragmented editorial clutter from page A-1.
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County Adds 1.3 Million Bond for 911 Facility Upgrade
Sheriff Hagg announced plans to halt shell space and keep the 911 facility adequate through 2016. County commissioners approved a 1.3 million bond funding increase, moved 400 thousand from the Frederick County Court project budget, and aim to cover up to 80 percent of 911 equipment costs with grants.
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Barrett Bamberger
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SHA backs 50 mph on Md 550 amid speeding concerns
At a community meeting SHA officials defend the 50 mph limit on Md 550 after a traffic study showing 85 percent of drivers travel 58 mph or less. Critics call for more studies while lawmakers weigh enforcement options and potential penalties.
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Medians Break Dispute Over Hogan Retirement Complex
FredericK County commissioners rejected a request to fund a median break near a Hogan retirement complex on March 19. Jan Gardner urged reconsideration and offered to have Hogans cover the about 10 300 cost. Gardner changed her mind after Hogans agreed to pay highlighting concerns about favoritism and traffic signals. The plan includes a widened Yew Desntn Road and a 47 800 right of way payment to the Hogans. County officials argued against county funded median breaks, noting developers often benefit from road improvements. Commissioner Thompson opposed the break, while President Gray supported maintaining traffic safety concerns. The Hogan project planning approval lapsed in the 1980s.
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Two 14-Year-Olds Arrested For Destruction Of Property
Two 14 year old boys from Rochester New York were arrested by Frederick police after they emptied two fire extinguishers onto a building and five vehicles at Summit Windsor Apartments 326 Selwy Drive. Officers First Class Richard Barney and Peter Baker found them fleeing about 12 25 am and recovering stolen extinguishers. They were released to their parents and charged with theft under 300 destruction of property and tampering with motor vehicles.
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Rochester
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Denver High School Massacre and Bombing Incident
In a Denver area high school rampage a gunman opened fire in the parking lot and cafeteria before both shooters died in the library. A hazardous device on a timer exploded after hours with no further injuries reported. Twenty three students and staff were hospitalized, several critical, as families searched for loved ones and police conducted a multi hour sweep with SWAT teams and helicopters.
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Denver
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NATO strikes widen Kosovo campaign as refugees flood border
NATO jets pressed a fifth-week air campaign with 30 targets hit while Belgrade and Podgorica warned of destabilization from 130000 Kosovo Albanian refugees and thousands of troops. In Novi Sad an oil refinery and Danube bridge were hit disabling rail links to Budapest as missiles struck Milosevic's party building. British Defense Secretary Robertson vowed further strikes on Milosevic's regime.
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County Fiscal Plan Shows Surplus Gains and Revised Debt Rules
County officials unveil the 2000 2005 capital plan raising borrowing authority amid a mixed forecast. Revenue upgrades include income tax gains to 73.7 million and recordation taxes up 2.2 million. A surplus of 12 million in 2005 supports spending flexibility while debt affordability modeling allows year deficits within the 15 year plan.
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Public Safety Radio
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Penn
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County panel maps 2003 school enrollments and capacity
A Frederick County panel outlines 2003 projections showing Ballenger Creek Middle at 107?9 students and other schools exceeding or approaching capacity. The plan shifts students from Orchard Grove Summer schools to balance load, with feeder paths from Liberty Ridge New Market and Spring Ridge, and new housing driving future capacity needs.
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