City splits on action to recover bribe money in Menon case
Frederick officials debate suing contractor William Shook to reclaim about 2000 lost from an airport grading bid. Aldermen split with two opposed and three undecided while FAA holds roughly 24000 in reimbursements pending settlement. Mayor says the city reserves right to act, but may drop the case if costs outweigh recovery. Menon pled guilty to bribes totaling about 30000 and faces 15 months in prison.
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William Shook
Menon
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Boonsboro
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Kreissig
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Mr. Shook
James Grimes
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Clinton names Aspin or McCurdy for defense post amid shuffle
President-elect Clinton weighs Rep. Les Aspin as defense secretary with Rep. Dave McCurdy of Oklahoma eyed for CIA. Multiple sources in Little Rock and Washington say an announcement could come as soon as Saturday. Clinton aims to finish domestic picks before federal posts, pledging a diverse slate.
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Bank gains foreclosure OK for Holly Hills golf club
NationsBank of Maryland won court permission to foreclose on Holly Hills Country Club Limited Partnership owner of the Tramsville golf course once linked to President Bush. Gary and Ann Grimm of McLean Va bought the 440 acres for 7.7 million in 1987. The course remains open as Billy Casper Management Co. takes over day to day operations amid a gap order and pending stipulations.
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Holly Hills
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Four hour city standoff ends with suspect subdued
A four hour standoff on Frederick's west side ended peacefully when Frederick City Police Special Response Team subdued a man with a rifle inside his Hillcrest Drive home. Anthony M. Yamarino, 34, was at Frederick Memorial Hospital for evaluation after police responded to an overdose call. Police delayed traffic, withHillcrest Drive and Butterfly Lane blocked, as other units assisted and some motorists detoured through back streets.
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County restores $97,000 to health department budget
Frederick County Commissioners voted to restore 97000 to the health department saving five positions—a community sanitarian two well and septic sanitarian staff a food sanitarian and a nurse—whose layoffs were set for December 31. The move accompanied a 200000 allocation for maternity and children's dental programs and came as the county faced a 23 million shortfall after state cuts and a social security reduction for teachers.
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Senators oppose keno as budget measure in Maryland
Frederick County's John Derr and Charles Smelser, both state legislators, signaled strong opposition to introducing keno to fix Maryland's budget gap. They cited addiction concerns, a questioned sole source contract to GTECH Inc., and overstated revenue projections. They urged blocking the game with officials and warned it could divert funds from existing gambling.
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General Assembly
John Derr
Charles Smelser
Senate Finance Committee
Legislative Policy Committee
Mr. Derr
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County outlets embrace new keno game amid bets and chatter
Twenty two Frederick County locations push a state approved keno game as patrons anticipate rapid play with 1 to 4 dollar winnings. Pat Conner at the Silver Dollar Trunge and other managers say excitement is widespread though some owners remain wary.
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State Lottery Agency
Pat Conner
E. Walser
Commissioners put people before projects
The Frederick County Board of Education faces a $1.4 million cut this year as part of a $5 million reduction from the state's withdrawal of Social Security contributions to teachers and librarians. The Board of County Commissioners voted to avoid a one day furlough, preserve tuition reimbursements and health rebates, and defer $700,000 for Windsor Knolls Middle School equipment until fiscal 1994. If revenue improves, about $400,000 may be returned to the school board to equip Windsor Knolls.
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Windsor Knolls
Maryland Weather and Holiday Charity Appeal Notice
Inside The News Weather reports sunny today with highs in the upper 40s and a clear night near 30. Saturday will be mostly sunny with highs in the upper range. Also notes an internationally known opera star who spent ten years in Thurmont. See Page C-1 for details and maps.
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