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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1991

Page

6

Legislators urged to hike taxes at city county meeting

At a Montgomery meeting officials debated funding for a city bridge and discussed sharing costs with the county. Speakers pressed for higher state sales and income taxes to fund education and social programs while warning against wasteful spending.

Wrence Levitan D-Montgomary Fiat Arta Audiberium Montgomery Egat Norman Locksley Montgomery College Robert Weiss Montgomery County Taxpayers’ League

Preservation study eyed for Monocacy Battlefield plan

Marilyn Nickels led the park service outlines a two year commission review of preservation at Monocacy Battlefield. Officials say the commission will examine waterways roads and the battlefield's role in the broader campaign with support from a private foundation and local and state partners.

Marilyn Nickels Park Service bailleGebd Stall Monocacy Battlefield Commission

Bush aides clash over Sununu role in Bush White House

Bush backed by supporters who praise Sununu as a take charge manager while critics blame his brusque style for White House disarray and campaign delays. Sununu will be involved in the New Hampshire primary and will counsel top aides on major projects including the January State of the Union.

Congress Skimmer Skinner Mr. Bush George W Sunanu WM Ee Wed Ae Meg Awee Bush Washington Sununu New Hampshire

Police seek suspects in Melart Jewelers ring theft

Maryland State Police search for a man and a woman in connection with a theft at Melart Jewelers in Francis Scott Key Mall Frederick. Two rings valued over 4000 dollars were stolen after a distraction and concealment by the pair, who returned later with mall security before fleeing in a 1991 Buick Regal. Investigating officer Trooper Robert Calow led the inquiry.

Maryland Francis Scott Key Frederick Melart Jewelers Deevo Robert Calow

County to hire consultant for goal setting session

County commissioners plan a retreat with consultant Dr. Hook to improve working relations and set short and long term goals. Conflict has marked budget and tax disputes, with 3-2 votes on past proposals. Gray aims for consensus and clear commitments for regional plans and campaign goals.

Dre Hook Sundergill Ms. Bowerman Gray Sue Ann Yingling Bruce Reeder

State police probe robberies at two liquor stores

Two liquor stores in Maryland were broken into Wednesday around 3am. One break in occurred at LU REE Spirits in the New Market Shopping Center and the other at a store in Libertytown. State Police said only that investigations are underway and no further details were available.

New Market Libertytown Maryland Inves Luree Spirits

City police charge man with selling crack

Frederick A Waverley is charged by city police with selling crack. He was arrested at 9 p.m. at John Hanson Apartments on North Bentz Street.

A Waverley Frederick John Hanson Apartments North Bentz Street

Hostage Video Leaves Unclear Release Status

The statement from hostage Mr Anderson on a videotape left ambiguity about whether he had been freed after 2,455 days. He urged freedom for the two Germans and Lebanese held in Israel, calling hostage-taking a tactic that should end. He urged redress of the episode’s complex causes and condemned the captors.

Anderson Oime Islamic Jihad Israel Mr. Anderson

Lincoln era em Essa: Slaves fled to Union lines as war shifted policy

Prof Lincoln's stance and Civil War era shifts are outlined at Hood College by Ms Fields. She notes Lincoln privately opposed slavery yet delayed full emancipation to preserve the Union, while slaves escaping to Union lines forced a military policy clash and sparked emancipation steps by Fremont and Congress.

Fields Hood College Midwa Lincoln John Fremont Missouri Congress

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