Budget clashes over school utility cuts tested by county
The county commission debated the school system utility budget cutting options. A 68 to 65 degree classroom temperature proposal sparked tension with Superintendent Noel Farmer Jr. after a vote reversal. A $25,000 utility cut was adopted, shifting about $153,000 into the county budget. Sundergill floated a roughly $1.1 million school cut, risking even greater uncertainty. The plan also defers middle school funds, trims last year’s health fund balance by $270,000, reduces transportation by $94,000, and imposes smaller cuts across 20 administrative areas including consultants and travel.
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Gail Bowerman
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Ronald Sundergill
Self Insurance
State approves 600 keno outlets in Maryland
Mr Krug notes high state expectations for a large investment and learns late that business volume is crucial to terminal viability. Ms Conner says the main hurdle is public understanding of the game. Among the 600 outlets statewide are Red Horse Steak House and numerous Brunswick, Frederick, and Emmitsburg venues listing addresses on Patrick Street Old Gettysburg Road and nearby roads.
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Mr. Krug
Ms. Conner
Cactus Flats
Hansonville Road
Mountain Liquors, Inc
Old Gettysburg Road
Berlin
Potomac St
Brunswick
City Officials Weigh Suit to Block Keno in Ocean City
Derry Smelser warns state action to halt keno while Ocean City considers a suit to protect the family atmosphere. Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon backs investigation of zoning changes to permit the game as planners study neighborhood effects.
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Ocean City
Frederick
Paul Gordon
Bankk’s Senior Tour Golf Venture Faces Bankruptcy
Bankk, now on the seniors tour, operates about ten golf courses nationwide, mostly along the East Coast. Officials from Billy Casper’s firm refused comment on the bankruptcy until December 29. In 1987, Frederick County approved Mrs. Grimm to build 116 large homes on 189 acres west of the course. The former owner, Mr. Ritchie, built the course in 1974 on his farm.
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United States
Billy Casper
Frederick County
Standoff ends with Tony Yamarino's arrest at Keswick Place
A four hour city standoff ended when SRT members entered Tony Yamarino's home near Keswick Place and subdued him. Police described a high powered rifle with scope, shots fired at a basement door, and a lack of communication throughout the incident. Neighborhood residents watched as officers, including Lt. Domer and Officer Stine, handled the scene and escorted bystanders to safety.
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Keswick Place
Yamarino
Domer
Pfe
Richard Stine
Tony
Officer Stine
Mr. Yamarino
Rusty Potts
NIST unveils $100 million lab upgrade plan
The National Institute of Standards and Technology announced a 10 year, 100 million plan to renovate four general purpose labs and build two new buildings on its Gaithersburg campus. Construction aims to minimize disruption and keep space constant while upgrading aging facilities to world class standards. Senators Mikulski and Rep Morella praised the initiative as essential to U S competitiveness and modernization.
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Gaithersburg
National Institute of Standards and Technology
NIST
Guy W. Chamberlin Jr
Barbara A. Mikulski
D-Md
Constance A. Morella
America
County faces tight budget for health department funding
County commissioners foresee revenues beating projections but urge caution. They approve 97 000 for the health department in fiscal 1993 with possible further cuts if income tax growth underperforms. Talks include privatizing services and shifting agency control to county workers to tighten oversight.
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Sioners
Ron Sundergill
Sue Ann Yingling
Health Department
Sundergill
Rick Stup
The
Builder's Association’s
Commis
Clinton names more top aides as transition tightens
President elect sets six Cabinet slots filled and twelve senior posts already named. He notes eight posts remain including agriculture defense education energy interior justice state and transportation plus a U.N. ambassador as aides expect more announcements before Christmas. William Daley seen as transportation candidate while Warren Christopher remains poised for secretary of state.
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Brown
Clinton
Defense
U.N
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Supreme Court
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John Tower
Mike Espy
D-Miss
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South Carolina
Richard Riley
Mr. Clinton
Riley
Dwight Drake
Mr. Riley
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