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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1986
Page
3
A local tavern faced a liquor violation fine after authorities reported late drinking and improper sales. The establishment admitted being informed and was cited for multiple infractions tied to underage or excessive serving. George Dorsey and others were named in the proceedings.
The MEAP program faces potential funding reductions due to Gramm Rudman budget cuts, with the state relying on federal grants to pass funds to local offices. Applications are being processed quickly to avoid backlogs, as the amount for eligible low income households could range from 192 to 468 dollars, paid to energy dealers or landlords if rent includes heat. Eligibility includes seniors, disabled, and low income households. homeowner or renter status matters for heating cost assistance.
A New York Times report cites unnamed sources about Lt. Col. Oliver North testimony and involvement with a 1980s Lebanon hostage matter. The Post says H. Ross Perot was asked to finance a covert operation. North allegedly sought $2 million to Cyprus for a hostage exchange.
A fragment from Page A cites concerns over spring flow in the county as officials assess water resource management. The note hints at inquiries into how the spring impacts local supply and future planning.
Local officials report reduced religious tension during the holiday period in Frederick. A spokesman notes improved dialogue among communities, with police monitoring a parade and public events to maintain harmony. The statement emphasizes continued cooperation between residents, faith groups, and authorities.
County officials announce a regular meeting agenda including public works contracts. The document lists a contract amount around 78,862 and mentions public works items and deadlines associated with the commission's schedule.
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