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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1996

Page

6

Town awards higher Christmas bonus to employees

Thurmont commissioners raised the annual Christmas bonus from 50 to 75 dollars after a 3-1 vote. Mayor Terrence Best supported the increase noting other public bodies do not give bonuses, while Commissioner Loverock dissented citing existing raises and cost of living.

Thurmont - Town Terrence R. Best Eileen R. Waesche Bruce C. Loverock Best Board of Education Thurmont

Mixup cancels good deed turns into false arrest

A Middletown man believed he was helping by letting a stranger stay at a Frederick motel. He gave his license to the clerk when the man lacked identification, leading to a mistaken arrest of Jeffrey A. Stevens. Stevens faced marijuana and cocaine charges and a false name claim, later cleared when officials realized the mixup. The man who offered help, John Calvin Myers, says the charges against him will be dropped.

Middletown John Calvin Myers Frederick City City Police Brian Burdette Peter Baker Walkersville Sid John Nolte Jeffrey A. Stevens Granite Circle Frederick Stevens Frederick County

Free Health Care Proposal Aims for 5000 Uninsured in Maryland

Governor Glendening announces a 5.6 million plan to provide free medical coverage for about 5000 uninsured children and pregnant women. Eligibility targets families at 185 to 250 percent of the poverty level, with emphasis on children age 3 and younger and about 1000 expectant mothers. Funding to come from the health department budget. program would expand coverage to tens of thousands statewide.

Essex Parris Glendening Glendening Baltimore County Maryland

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