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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 2000

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Frederick City debates citizen police review board

A proposed nine member Citizen Police Review and Advisory Board in Frederick stalls at City Hall for four months amid claims it may conflict with officers rights. Police Chief and city officials contest the plan, citing LEOROR provisions, while other cities show varied powers and timelines for civilian oversight.

Fredenck City Hall Pigle la Plume Pam Aly Crick Leoror May Ray Raffensberger Frederick Baltimore City

Rash of Armed Robberies Baffles Frederick Police

Detectives in Frederick investigate three armed robberies within 24 hours. All were brazen with two in daylight at Golden Mile businesses. No surveillance video available. A knife was used in the first attack injuring a 20 year old man. No weapons recovered in the other two cases at Hoyts Cinema and Sallys Beauty. Continued on Page A-14.

Frederick Golden Mile Tom Chase Criminal Investigations Division Hoyt’s Frederick Towne Mall

Duncan Seeks State Help Amid Leaner Times Ahead

Montgomery officials warn of tighter budgets as Duncan faces leaner times and seeks state aid. Reporter Sonia Bo in notes government cautions and potential funding gaps in Montgomery County.

Duncan Rockville Montgomery Coun

Duncan urges Maryland officials on traffic link and kinder plan

Executive Douglas M. Duncan challenges state leaders including Governor Glendening and the legislature to back an east west traffic link and all day kindergartens as he pledges to fight for education as his top priority. He sent a letter to the governor outlining the proposals.

Douglas M. Duncan Maryland Duncan

Bush and Gore press on with Florida court appeals

The campaign stalemate continues as George W Bush and Al Gore wait on Florida courts. Bush signals willingness to pursue a Supreme Court challenge while Gore remains optimistic about counting disputed ballots despite delays. Lawyers prepare for trials in Martin and Seminole counties as NBC polls show rising public fatigue with the tally process.

George W Bush al Gore Am Peete White House Fionda Supreme Court Tvan Bush Gore Earlir Plundas Leen County Don Hattawal Barney Frank D-Mass CBS Florida Supreme Court Martin County Tallahassee Iial Seminole County NBC

Impact fee reduction eyed by Frederick County officials

County Finance Director Douglas Browning urged commissioners to cut a proposed impact fee increase after Tischler and Associates overestimated school costs by including land and off site improvements. Revised figures lower the single family home fee to 7682 dollars, townhouse 5177, and other residential 1488, with Dec 12 public hearing upcoming.

Douglas Browning Frederick County Tischler and Associates Bethesda Browning Tischler Urbana High Central County High Commissioners David Gray Gov Thomas Johnson

Builders warn I 95 on new housing tax burden risk

Howard Payne a Monrovia builder says county commissioners overburden growth with fiscal woes while a Chamber study shows average new homes cost 175000 and generate taxes. Mark Friis argues housing pays its way though caps could curb construction and jobs. Commissioner Jan Gardner denies proposals.

Frederick County Howard Payne Monrovia Chamber of Commerce Lege Mason Real Estate Services Mark Friis Land Use Council Jan Gardner

Seven local stores fined for illegal alcohol sales

George Dorsey News-Post staff reports administrative hearings in a liquor board crackdown on underage drinking. Commission members James O MaCihan, Charles R Lang and Robert Leider presided as stores were fined for violations including the sale of alcohol to minors. One shop, Snak-Md 85 at 7402 Shockley Dine, was fined $500 and placed on probation for six months, with a 10 day license suspension threatened if further violations occurred.

Bnnkers Commission James EO MaCihan Charles R Lang Rober Leider Liquor Board Snak-Md Shockley

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