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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1991

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Santa's Workshop brings Christmas magic to Frederick High

Frederick High School hosts its fifth annual Santa's Workshop through tonight, featuring a woodshop where students build toys, a petting zoo with goats and rabbits, Christmas craft stations, and ginger cookie decorating. About 300 students, eight teachers, and several administrators participate, including Principal Dan Cunningham. The event drew 200 attendees in 1987 and 1800 in 1981, and organizers Greg Solberg and Ed Mayne call it hard work but rewarding.

Santa Claus North Pole Frederick High School Santa FHS Dan Cunningham Greg Solberg Ed Mayne

Schaefer outlines Maryland budget crisis in TV address

Gov William Donald Schaefer spoke about Maryland's fiscal emergency and warned new revenues may be needed next year, signaling possible tax changes. He avoided naming taxes during the 15 minute address while reporters asked why he did not discuss tax hikes.

Annapolis William Donald Schaefer Schaefer Maryland Sen Laurence Levitan D Montgomery Senate Budget and Taxation Committee Levitan

Area lawmakers react to Schaefer address

Sen. Charles H Smelser from Frederick and Carroll counties criticized Gov Schaefer for a vague Maryland budget address. He noted a $225 million revenue shortfall this year and an $800 million gap predicted for fiscal 1993. Smelser, on the Budget and Taxation Committee, urged more specifics on proposed remedies.

Aldermen to attempt veto override today

Frederick's Board of Aldermen will meet this afternoon to vote on overriding Mayor Paul Gordon's veto of a city police officers collective bargaining ordinance. If four votes approve, the measure becomes law. if not, the aldermen may pursue Gordon's alternative ordinance granting binding negotiation authority to the Police Commission and listing 13 negotiable items. The FOP opposes the mayor's plan and will seek referendum if the veto stands.

Frederick Police Commission Gordon FOP Fawn O’brien Sgt. O'Brien Sally Murphy James Grimes

Greenspan signals possible Fed rate cuts amid faltering economy

Fed Chair Alan Greenspan warned the U S recovery has faltered and the central bank could cut rates further if needed to revive demand. He urged Congress not to rush costly fixes and noted debt and a strained banking system hinder the downturn. He declined to comment on a Bush rebate plan and warned against deficits.

Washington Federal Reserve Alan Greenspan U.S Greenspan House Ways and Means Committee Congress Central Bank Bush Administration Fed

Carroll County considers incinerator site near Mount Airy

Carroll County commissioners discuss using 58 acres at Hoods Mill for a waste exergy facility to cut regional trash by about 90 percent and possibly cooperatively operate with Howard and Frederick counties within a decade. Energy sales to utilities could lower landfill costs.

Mount Airy Carroll County Frederick County Carroll Elmer Lippy Hoods Mill Lippy A Slater Donald Dell Commis

Weather Brief Signals Cold Night Skies Ahead

Inside The News notes a light wintry spell with freezing overnight temperatures and mid teen readings for Jews. Thursday forecasts call for sunny skies and continued cold with highs near 3. Maryland weather map appears on Page.

Maryland

Firearm safety bill gains traction after teen shooting in Frederick

A teen was shot in Frederick County while at a friend's home and died hours later. The incident spurred support for a proposed Maryland law requiring gun owners to store firearms and ammunition separately or locked away, with dealers urged to offer trigger locks. The measure, previously passed by the House, faced Senate opposition. officials like Sheriff Carl Harbaugh and Montgomery County figures voiced support and concerns about enforcement and personal responsibility.

Frederick County William Ruswell Baker III Dickerson Frederick Frederick Rosd Maryland Joseph Curran Montgomery County Curran House of Delegates Senate Judiciary Committee del J Anita Stap Carl Harbaugh Harbaugh Derick Berlage

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FHS Workshop Mayne Timothy Jacobsen Paul FP Stacy Siebert Becky van Pelt John Gergley John O’neill Maryland Taxpayers Association Louis Lyons News-Post Charles H Smelser White House Judy Smith Inside the News Praderich Fecpitana
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