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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1999

Page

10

Council approves additional forty eight million for capital projects

The council, in a six to three vote, approved about forty eight million more for capital projects, lifting the expenditure ceiling from nine hundred nine million eight hundred thousand to nine hundred fifty eight seven thousand. Budget director Robert Kendal cited stagnant indicators while supporters urged budget flexibility and timely indicators. Critics including Krahnke and Praisner opposed the increase citing affordability concerns and stronger revenues.

Douglas M. Duncan Robert Kendal Sing Steven Silverman Siete New Council Rane Tee Silverman Nancy Dacek Kendal Ewing Betty Ann Krahnke Marilyn Praisner Dacek

Bank robbed at Prem The Massomery Bank description released

Police seek information on a Black male about 21 or 22, 5 foot 9 to 5 foot 10, with distinctive fringe, last seen fleeing after a bank robbery. Call 301-217-4500 with tips. Also, Kevin Eastham of New Market named to Juniata College fall dean's list. senior environmental science major, son of Richard and Denise Eastham.

Nate Pine Agee Eastham Juniata Kevin Eastham New Market Juniata College Huntingdon Richard IT Denise Eastham

Frederick County Earns 30078 Federal Emergency Funds

Frederick County receives 30078 in federal FEMA funds to bolster emergency food shelter and utility aid. A local 21 member coalition including United Way Salvation Army Red Cross Catholic Charities and others will allocate and monitor the funds with a Feb 12 deadline for applications. The United Way office on Market Street is distributing grant forms with reviews leading to Feb 16 coalition approval. DSS administers the grant. For more information call 301 663 4231.

Frederick County Federal Emergency Management Agency Susan Loveland Unitfag National Board United Way Salvation Army Red Cross Catholic Charities Council of Jewish Federations Market St Frederick Coalition Department of Social Services United Way Office

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