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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 2000

Page

11

Smoking ban faces council split over outdoor smoking rules

Smoking Council members Marilyn Praisner and Phil Andrews opposed the ban arguing the measure overreaches while noting the village is not a city. Michael Subin proposed a safe harbor for events spilling into streets but failed. Nancy Dacek joined the no side, criticizing the vote as overreaching government intrusion. Praisner floated turning 34 acres into a park as an alternative. The measure passed 5 to 4, no county executive signature required.

Marilyn Praisner Phil Andrews Denis Michael L. Subin Upcounty Council Nancy Dacek Subin Andrews Ms. Praisner Blair Ewing Steven Silverman Isiah Leggett Berlage

Human rights program at FCC discussed by officials

A Frederick program on human rights sponsored by the Frederick Human Relations Commission and Frederick Community College Office of Diversity was held Tuesday night at FCC. Participants included Edward McCoy, Dr. Patricia Stanley, Dr. E Faye Williams, and the Rev. Saumie Conyers.

Frederick Human Relations Commission Frederick Community College Office of Diversity FCC Edward McCoy HRC Patricia Stanley E. Faye Wiliams Natural Health Options Saumie Conyers

Gore Tikden and Bush clash over electoral vote at dawn

A scrambled report describes Gore Tikden close to victory by one electoral vote as Bush pursues a second term legacy with Adams and Quan Adams cited. It notes party leaders and key figures like Anders Card Coin Panel Con doleeza Hice and Leck Chenes, while Ed Kendell urges concession.

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Controversy Over Hidden Antennas In Frederiks Church Steeple

Residents debate concealing telecommunications antennas in city churches with some praising privacy and others warning of intrusion. Officials say downtown antennas could improve 71st Century coverage while requiring integration with historic buildings and adherence to color and material rules.

Crawford Frederiks Nfat William Martin Fick Lawson Imhoff Plannine Commission Histone Historic District Commission Planning Department

Supreme Court blocks Florida recount before electors meet

In a 7 to 2 ruling the Supreme Court overturned the Florida Supreme Court decision ordering a statewide recount. It held that any recount before the Dec 12 deadline would be unconstitutional due to inconsistent standards. The court indicated a narrower recount could occur before midnight but did not meet the deadline. Electoral College voting remains set for Dec 18 with a joint Congress session on Jan 6.

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Impact fees spark debate over growth and funding

Jim McIlvay, former Land Use Council president, notes ongoing issues while residents clash over growth limits and funding for schools and roads. Some supporters urge slower growth and higher revenue, criticizing the proposed impact fee as an arbitrary figure.

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Water and development clash in county reform talks

County officials grapple with water use limits from the Maryland Department of the Environment, suspending new building permits for several Eaglehead Lake Linganore neighborhoods and delaying a $6.2 million bond sale for roads and stormwater controls as talks continue. Local leaders push new impact fees to fund libraries, schools, and services, while residents and faith groups question equity and tax burden.

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