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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1991
Page
3
City moves to bargain six items including fees workloads and work rules with FOP officers. Kreissig notes procedures to negotiate grievances and clarify arbitration authority. City and FOP to split arbiter fees, aiming to ease chronic issues and finalize panel role.
Bresee notes grading permit delays from Carroll County. Officials required a stormwater pond before grading and design changes extended the timeline. The pond, built by the school, cost 103.06. Bresee and Brilhart discuss potential reimbursement and settlement. Smith cites grading permit issued July 31, 1961.
Two men arrested at John Hanson Apartments after police stopped a vehicle linked to an apparent drug sale. Hendershot faces cocaine possession and paraphernalia charges while Deaner is charged with cocaine possession and conspiracy. Both held at Frederick County Detention Center on $5,000 bail. Dealer not apprehended, police said.
The article notes a looming state budget cut reducing county revenues by 3.56 million and questions whether the board can absorb part of the loss. It cites Mr. Sweadner predicting 3.1 million from a tax grant for 1993 and a preliminary budget reserving about 3.6 million for state cuts, with uncertainty over the board of education's share.
Bill Knill, speaking at a meeting for president, urges unity and service to Farm Bureau members. He emphasizes supporting county organizations, strengthening counties, and carrying out the organization's instructions while addressing concerns over environment, budget, property rights, and land use planning.
The jury cleared Mr. Smith in a case watched by many across the nation. Supporters praised the verdict while critics warned it may embolden rape victims seeking justice. Witnesses included three women whose testimonies were described as dramatic. observers noted tears and recalls amid the lengthy deliberation. The trial drew comments from Robyn Miller of Families Enraged Rape and others about the impact on future cases. The defendant’s family and supporters urged moving forward as the case highlighted contentious issues of consent and memory.
The letter urges city leadership to identify and address real employee concerns in good faith. Alderman Kreissig questions the timing but supports addressing employee needs and collective bargaining as fair. Sgt. Patrick O'Brien of the Fraternal Order of Police frames the issue as fairness, not a rush by unions.
Mr. Gordon notes a violation dated April 36, 1991 and says permit applications are held until the Maryland Department of Environment issues an operating permit. He calls Mr. Thompson’s actions an outrage after citations were issued in September.
Governor William Benneier posed with a reindeer nose photo stunt to promote a Christmas song parody criticizing his administration. He donated 300 to WQSR tape promoters for a two volume set selling at 8 dollars each or 12 dollars for the pair for the station’s Children Fund.
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