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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1986
Page
3
Disjointed speech on county relations with state and other bodies raises questions about transportation, jobs, and the role of the private sector. Several speakers cite the impact of programs on employment while urging caution in implementing education and other plans.
County officials debate halting county business over NAACP and Klan clashes. They await Judge Kaufman's ruling on the NAACP suit while considering renewing or rescinding a permit for a Klan rally near Rocky Ridge. NAACP eyes injunction and church service as alternatives amid tensions with residents and educators.
Assistant State's Attorney Debbie Armstrong described detention center diagnostic team findings to be reviewed by Judge Cornelius on Monday. The suspect, Doberty, appeared unemotionally as his parents watched. the case centers on an August incident at the Aspen home where police say the killing occurred. Sean Pharr, aged 12, lived with his father Wardrey Pharr in summer. his mother Della Hemby, a pediatric nurse, resides in Cheverly. Sean planned to start seventh grade. relatives include Michael and Thomas Coberly.
Frederick officials say extending the city bus line is at least a year away. Koons of Jeanne Brassard workshop notes many workers walk long distances to stops and rely on transit, while a few riders use crutches or wheelchairs. The current schedule keeps workers before 9 a.m. and after 3 p.m. tight, with shuttling needed on bad roads.
A local filing details disputes over sewer taps for two shopping centers in New Market. Sponseller allegedly controls all expansion capacity, with Milliner and Ganley seeking taps for competing centers. The county signed a Public Works agreement for a New Market Plant expansion, while a declaratory judgment seeks to nullify parts of that agreement and restore allocation fairness.
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