Iraqi envoys head to Cairo as U S troops deploy near Kuwait
High level Iraqi envoys flew to Cairo for an emergency Arab summit on the Kuwait invasion. King Fahd called the action a horrific aggression. Thousands of U S troops moved into Saudi Arabia and took positions within seven miles of the Iraqi border.
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County panel names Barrick chairman for charter home rule
Frederick County officials formed a nine member charter government panel to draft a county charter by July 30 1991. Judge Samuel Barrick was elected chairman and Gary Hughes vice chairman in unanimous votes. County attorney John Mathias described the task as an exciting challenge with information gathering drafting and promotion phases. University of Maryland experts may advise and fund the charter effort.
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Frederick County
Samuel Barrick
Gary Hughes
General Business Services
Barrick
John Mathias
U.S
Mathias
Judge Barrick
Institute of Governmental Studies
University of Maryland
Univeristy
Galen Clagett
Patricia Swisher McGill
Money Marketing Inc
Mount Airy Man Vincent Starbuck Killed in High Speed Crash
A Mount Airy man, Vincent Seward Starbuck, 27, died at the scene on Boyer's Mill Road near Eaglehead Drive after his southbound car left the road at about 2 a.m. police say speed was a factor. Deputy First Class Jeff Bartlett led the investigation, with Detective Tom Henry as reconstructionist. It is Frederick County’s 2024 hard traffic fatality, totaling 24 statewide.
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Mount Airy
Boyer's Mill Road
Eaglehead Drive
Vincent Seward Starbuck
White Pelican Way
Frederick County
Starbuck
Boyer’s Mill Road
Jeff Bartlett
Tom Henry
Maryland
Frederick imposes 15 day moratorium on sewer taps
The Frederick City Board of Aldermen ordered a 15 day halt on all building permits requiring water and sewer taps due to the sewage plant exceeding the 7 million gallons per day limit set by the Maryland Department of the Environment. A public hearing is scheduled for Wednesday, Aug. 22 to decide whether to retain lift or modify the measure. Alderman Jon Kreissig noted the plant is discharging about 7.2 million gallons daily.
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Kreissig
Grossnickle ends bid after 12 years as county commissioner
Fredericks County Commissioner Richard Grossnickle, 54, dairy farmer from Libertytown, says three terms are enough and he did not enter the 1990 race. He cites term limits on most boards, pressure on incumbents, and a shift to new perspectives as reasons to step aside. He notes growth, economics, and possible transition to charter government as central issues shaping the county’s future.
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Libertytown
Frederick County
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Schrodels
Frederick County Fines Out-of-County Hauler
Frederick County Commissioners fined Facom TR wegas Disposal Inc. $1,000 for hauling out-of-county trash to the landfill instead of suspending service. LCCC owner Calvin Fitz and driver Rodney Simpson disputed dumping, with county attorney John Mathias noting the load appeared to originate outside the county and questioning credibility of the driver’s account.
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Frederick County
ANN Facom TR Wegas Disposal Inc
Tuscarora
Wayne Keeler
County Public Works
LCCC
Rockville
Reich’s
Ford Road
Calvin Fitz
Keeler
Interstate 270
Rodney Simpson
Montgomery County
Mr. Fitz
Mr. Simpson
Fitz
John Mathias
Union Bridge man dies in Md. 75 crash
Michael Louis Myers, 31, of 11330 Clemsonville Road, Union Bridge, was killed during a southbound Md. 75 single vehicle crash just north of the Frederick County line. State police report the speed was a factor as his pickup left the road, struck a storm drain and guardrail, then rolled over in a field. Trooper Richard Wolfe led the investigation.
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Carroll County
Michael Louis Myers
Clemsonville Road
Frederick County
Maryland
Westminster Barrack
Myers
Richard Wolfe
Commission considers executive role to streamline administration
Commissioners debate growing government burden and propose placing daily administrative tasks under a single executive. They argue the executive should handle operations while the council focuses on legislation, with staff links kept but duplication avoided. Power and method of selection depend on the position’s scope.
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Weather outlook and stray notes in period text
Periods of heavy rain and possible thunderstorms are forecast with highs in the low 80s and overnight lows in the 70s. Threat of rain continues Friday with similar temperatures, while a reader note hints at a story and pictures on the upcoming page.
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Jefferson Street
Frederick
Charles Smith
Warrenton
Marvin Pearson
Manassas
Maryland
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