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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 2000

Page

9

Frederick task force debates citizen review board

The article outlines a five member task force in Frederick proposing a nine member citizen review board to investigate police misconduct and review internal affairs while preserving confidentiality. Officials lament communication gaps and legal hurdles tied to the Laws Enforcement Officers Bill of Rights as the city debates the proposal.

Charlene Edmond Hg Hs Fonce Frederick News Leabor Board of Alderawn Police Departments Internal Affairs Lnit Comwe Craton Vsemecsay Wanda Cizen Raffensberger Police Advisory Council Leobor NAACP Grimes Weaps Civ Hall

County weighs impact fees for schools and other services

County officials consider expanding impact fees beyond schools to fund libraries parks roads sheriff cruisers fire stations and government buildings. The plan would add fees for residential and commercial growth and set rate structures aiming to balance the 2001 operating budget while ensuring fees cover capital costs without increasing service levels.

Raymond Barnes Ronald Hart Browhing Tischer Libranes Frederck County Bscal John L. Jr Browning

County commissioners clash over fees report and growth impact

The county work session on growth and fees grew testy as Legg Mason’s John Walker presented a study. Commissioners debated whether new residential construction drives woes and if fee hikes for water sewer and recycling are warranted, amid sharp exchanges and civilities calls.

John Walker Legg Mason Walker John J. Thompson Jr Robert Smariga Thompson Smariga

Duncan stresses funding for schools and IOC transport plan

In a County address Duncan urges continued school funding and asks the superintendent and board to craft a budget within means. He endorses the Intercounty Connector while criticizing state funding gaps and calls for universal health care support and expanded public safety measures.

Duncan IOC Way Glendening Gomery County Gadiock Sher Ceeseval Assembly Lance Housing Initiative Annapolis Jo Hes Addhon

Liquor board names suspended stores in probation case

A probationary action references Leng Bun Nou Spry Rindge Liquors and associates in a boxed notice. The item lists Albert Butler Doter and Chery Young as involved in the suspension context under review by authorities.

Eee Albert, Butler, Doter and Chery Young

Florida Supreme Court mulls high stakes Florida recount ruling

The Florida Supreme Court set a noon Wednesday deadline for written arguments on the recount case as Gore seeks to overturn Bush's win. Florida prompts include absentee ballot lawsuits in Seminole and Martin counties. Figures show Bush ahead by 537 votes in Texas?

Texas Gore Floida Supreme Court US. Supreme Court Perwath Gwaun Democratic Party Mlonda Supreme Court Sen Evan Bayh Indiana Washington White House Florida Supreme Court Ae ‘Bene Seminole Martin Bush

Productivity up 3.3 percent in third quarter report

The government reports productivity rose 3.3 percent in the third quarter, slowing from a prior estimate. Labor costs accelerated at the fastest pace in over a year, rising at a 24 percent annual rate, driven by faster wage growth and intensifying production pressures.

Washington Amercans Departincien Sketch AfvTedoe Productivis Sas Hise Bae

Robberies tied to shopping center threat and burglaries

Police investigated three robberies at Hoyt s, Hart s Cinema, and Sally s Beauty Supply near the Melainett Center. Suspects described as two to three black men in their 20s to 30s used a semiautomatic weapon in one robbery and a handgun in another, with one suspect seen in a silver four door 1990 Honda Accord reported stolen from Frederick High School. The first victim, Demond D Thrower, was critically injured in an apartment stabbing nearby. Police urge anyone with information to contact 301-694-2126 or 301-694-2100.

Melainett Center Serrm Hoyts Sally's Lt Chase Demond D Thrower West All Saints Street Hart’s Chase Gobbers Sally Lt. Chase Frederick High School Maryland Hoyt's Thrower Ice

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