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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1998

Page

8

County officials brace for funding plan amid open meeting probe

Commissioner John Thompson Jr. opposes county involvement unless personal guarantees and indemnity mortgages secure debt. CSR threats to sue over disclosed Monocacy Boulevard Extension draft escalate tensions as Open Meetings Compliance Board probes alleged illegal meetings on Jobs Pathway. Public records requests, including one from Harriet Luke and 50 residents, seek the draft agreement.

John Thompson Jr Thompson CSR Gray John Mathias Open Meetings Compliance Board Harriet Luke Gardney Mathias Lora Cecere Responsible Industrial Development Frederick Area Committee On Transportation FACT

County Budget Details Include MARC Increase and Budget Gaps

County commissioners plan continued talks on salary increases and base funding as MARC lifts the capital budget by 41 million to 16 million while general funds stand at 7 percent if unchanged. Frederick Community College to receive 6.39 million in 2000. debt service costs to drop by 340,279 with refinancing. Operating budget rises 64 million to 77 million, with 4.7 million unallocated. Departments must keep current funding and list top five add‑funding requests, plus show effects of 1 3 and 6 percent cuts.

MARC Frederick Community College

Local teams weigh insurance costs and waivers for play

Local teams face 14 to 18 players and rising costs as waivers and insurance requirements press teams to mail forms and photocopy documents before the season. Coaches seek team signoffs to ease odds, while smaller leagues warn they could be phased out without help from the Maryland Soccer Association.

County Recreation Bureau Hencken Scott Atkins Middletown Valley Athletic Association Washington County Atkinns Richard Nwabuisi Frederick Soccer Stars Nwabuisi Stephen Poole Poole Maryland Soccer Association

Social Security reform talks begin amid tough future choices

Washington officials say closed-door sessions with lawmakers are a prelude to hard negotiations on Social Security. Without changes, the program may run out of cash by 2032 as 75 million baby boomers begin benefits. Debates center on personal retirement accounts, with Republicans pushing for interim investments and Democrats wary of replacing Social Security. Clinton aides stress no firm stance yet, while lawmakers weigh surpluses for possible accounts.

Washington Clinton Social Security Kenneth S Apfel Congress Bill Roth Senate Finance Committee Roth House Minoriiy Richard Gephardt D-Mo Gephardt

Maryland Farm Bureau honors county women and awards

Frederick County Farm Bureau Women's Committee chairwoman accepted an award for promoting agriculture and Ag in the Classroom with six schools lined up for a mobile education trailer. The state recognized the Frederick News-Post for coverage. Delegates debated waste management and gbiosolids policy adding a PAC was approved. Secretary Wirts urged stewardship and cooperation for better land and water.

Frederick County Farm Bureau Stup Women's Committee Frederick News-Post State Farm Bureau Maryland Rebecca Long Chaney Anne Arundel County Young Farmer Group U.S Roscoe Bartlett Friend of Farm Bureau Maryland Farm Bureau Dean Kleckner American Farm Bureau Farm Bureau Bobby Hutchinson Talbot County Farm Bureau Phil Upton Wheelabrator BioGro BioGrow Upton George Bradley Political Action Committee PAC Ddemocrat Notary of Agricultaryland Henry “Bud” Wirts

Teacher distributes violent song lyric packet at school

Everett Massachusetts AP reports an unidentified elementary teacher at Devens Elementary gave students altered lyrics to Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer renamed Deadeye Two Gun Slinger. The lyric urges a gunman to shoot a wife on Christmas Eve prompting parental complaints from Theresa Schuester.

Everett, Mass Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer Devens Deadeye Theresa Schuester

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