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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1991
Page
3
Middletown news reports an intact West Main Street house to be gutted and converted into several offices. Planning commission chairman Carton Mboderich notes rear parking and entrances off Green Street. Developer details are pending clarification from Mr Rhoderick.
The county plans a $1000 reward for ideas adopted by a five member committee chaired by the personnel director, with two department directors and two commissioners. The program aims to improve efficiency and safety while outlining ineligible submissions and a patent clause allowing county use for $1. Commissioners expect high participation and caution against revealing all ideas.
Secretary Baker travels to Kazakhstan Byelorussia and Ukraine as Yeltsin pursues a loose Commonwealth plan. Officials forecast 10 republics to sign the Dec 8 agreement while reaffirming control over 27000 nuclear warheads and pledges by four states to join the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.
The Mount Airy planning commission recommended the town council reject a developer’s request to rezone a 13.3 acre Merridale site for townhouses and a shopping center. Officials warned high density would boost traffic on South Main Street and noted the traffic study underestimated existing congestion.
Governor William Donald Schaefer will deliver a 15 minute televised address at 8 p m about Maryland s bleak 18 month budget outlook projecting a 1 1 billion shortfall The plan includes spending cuts and potential tax increases while lawmakers split over tax hikes with opponents arguing the talk targets public support for higher taxes and urging cost saving measures.
Eyler pledged monitoring wells on both landfill sides but residents fear wells may already be polluted. Questions arose about who pays for testing and new water systems if contamination occurs. Nearby landowners cite concrete and asphalt in waste and warn Lake Linganore pollution risks from the proposed rubble landfill on Eyler’s farm.
Washington reports the White House acknowledges a drop in President Bush's popularity to 47 percent, the lowest of his presidency, amid widespread economic anxiety. The ABC News and Washington Post poll shows a fall below 50 percent for the first time in their surveys.
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