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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1989
Page
1
Frederick church and co plaintiffs abandon appeal after Judge Stepler dismisses suit against Frederick City over a $3 million stadium at Loats Park home to the Frederick Keys. City began grading after the June 20 ruling, with bids due August 9 and opening day set for April 1990.
Chester Stone, 44, of Myersville Road, admitted hiding the rifle used in the fight that killed Sean Beck, and pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and with a revoked license. He faces up to five years and a Sept. 20 sentencing. his son Donald, 25, convicted of assault with intent to maim and using a deadly weapon, awaits sentencing Sept. 14. Both were initially charged with murder, later reduced.
Frederick City Mayor Ronald Young announced his bid for a fifth term amid backing tied to his record on the Carroll Creek flood control project the city baseball stadium and major bonds. He faces Republican Paul Gordon with a primary possible on September 12 and a general election set for November 7.
A New Market developer, Turnpike Farms Partnership, filed suit July 31 against Frederick County Commissioners alleging illegal permission for Seawright Corporation to refile a rezoning application after the April 30 deadline. The complaint argues the action violated state and county law restricting late rezoning requests, warning of taxpayer harm from improper resource allocation. The case centers on the May 3 1988 denial and the July 6 1989 approval to refile for the October cycle, with Seawright filing July 12.
Mostly fair and muggy with lower seventies. Friday predicts sunny hot and humid conditions with highs in the mid to upper range. Western Maryland map feature and greenhouse notes highlight paving in home landscapes. Business page mentions promotions and awards in the local scene.
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