Cracked Claw OK'd for Maryland OTB parlor
The Maryland Racing Commission unanimously approved Cracked Claw restaurant's application for an off track betting parlor, making it the first site in the state to receive OTB approval. The decision came ahead of schedule and aims to open Friday for Saturday's Kentucky Derby with stipulations on under 21 access, security, and continued fine dining. Governor Schaefer, hospitalized with chest pains, did not delay the action per aides.
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U5i
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County panel backs denying Cracked Claw betting parlor
After a 3 to 1 county vote last week to urge state denial, the Cracked Claw betting parlor faced a likely rejection. Commissioners questioned process, with Ronald Sundergill calling the Racing Commission decision “predetermined.” Commissioner David Gray noted the discussion continued.
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Racing Commission
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Urban betting parlor on track opens with full setup
Workers rush to finish Cracked Claw as off track betting wins approval. A 30-foot counter with 10 windows, a banquet space converted to a betting room, a bar, theater style seating, and a 7-foot TV screen plus dozens of televisions are installed. Rusty Kight hires staff and scrambles for wipeable table covers ahead of opening day.
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Battle rages in Bosnia as Serbs seize aid convoys
Fighting continues between Bosnian government and Croat forces in central Bosnia amid a US brokered cease fire. Serb forces seized three UN trucks with 90 tons of aid for the Bihac pocket, while Sarajevo endures heavier shelling though later calmer than peak March days. UN monitors report intense clashes near Busovaca and increased shelling in the capital. No casualties reported.
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Reform school suit is dismissed in Sabillasville case
Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr dismissed the Concerned Citizens Group of Sabillasville suit aiming to close the Victor Cullen Academy in Sabillasville. The group said it will pursue the issue through legislative channels while opponents argued the action was groundless and politically driven.
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City traffic island plan for Shookstown Road draws ire
Residents at a Wednesday night meeting criticized Frederick Citys plan to place a traffic island at Shookstown Road and Rosemont Avenue. The proposal would ban left turns from Rosemont to Shookstown and vice versa to ease backups and safety concerns. Police cited enforcement costs and driver violations. critics urged widening Rosemont Avenue and argued the island fails to solve broader turning issues near Montevue Lane.
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Schaefer ill cancels Frederick Maryland visit
Governor William Donald Schaefer was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital with chest tightness and canceled all events for the day including a planned four hour Frederick visit. Doctors see no heart attack and tests include a blood test and echocardiogram. He is expected to be released today and may reschedule.
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Jeanne Vasold
In town gardener shares hobby with neighbors
A Frederick area gardener enjoys sharing her hobby with neighbors, offering tips and friendly dialogue as part of a community outreach on local pages. The weather forecast notes mostly sunny days with highs in the 70s and fair nights with near 50-degree lows. Portions of The Frederick News-Post are printed on recycled paper.
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Hood College Prof Directs Walkersville High Musical
Hood College professor Gail Howard will direct Walkersville High School musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers after drama teacher Samuel Huffer was removed from classes amid a fourth degree sexual offense charge. A 16 year old student alleges contact in December 1992. Huffer denies charges. Huffer may attend one show with no student contact.
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