County keeps Ketterman for bond sale
Frederick County will keep Sam Ketterman as financial adviser for the March bond sale despite a commissioner suggestion to seek bids. The unanimous vote plans to consider competitive bidding after the March sale. Ketterman, in his 13th year as adviser, stated bidding is common and emphasized his local government experience.
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News-Post
Frederick County
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Alex Brown & Sons
Sam Ketterman
Ilona Hogan
Ketterman
H.C. Wainwright & Co., Inc
David Funsch
Baltimore County
State House
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Solarex
Zonta Club
Frederick
Helen Seatth
Winchester Ar
Helen Smith
Fred Co Chapter
Zonta
Winchester Hall
Custered
Fred Co
Zonta International Service Fund
Winchester Ball
Jocalien
Frod College
Beepers in Schools Spur Lawmaker's Call for Discretion
Frederick County lawmakers consider easing mandatory arrest for students found with pagers. Sen. John Derr proposes police option to arrest only if there is clear drug trafficking intent. County schools, prosecutors, and parents support measured use while noting safety and communication benefits.
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Frederick County
Owens
Tony
Sen
John Derr
Braddock Heights
Derr
Mark Blom
Blom
Joe Polce
Scott Rolle
Mr. Rolle
Rolle
County weighing recycling facility amid landfill fee shifts
Frederick County leaders discuss solid waste amid rising dumping and recycling fees. Projected next fiscal year rubble fee reaches 1 855 320 while sanitary landfill fee tops 5 257 824. They study canceling a 3.8 million Material Recovery Facility and note private facilities expand waste handling. County uses Browning Ferris Industries for about 941 000 in 1995 and aims to meet 20 percent recycling mandate.
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Hayes
Frederick County
Browning Ferris Industries
Maryland Municipal League
Slike
Frederick City
House votes on prison bill with deportation, costs, and reforms
The House backs immediate deportation of criminal aliens upon release, approves $650 million yearly to reimburse states for alien incarceration costs, and notes California's 18 000 aliens costing $375 million annually. Amendments allow state use of grants for youth facilities, require victim media and court notice before release of violent offenders, and bar luxury items while mandating 40 hour inmate work weeks.
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U.S
House
California
Texas
Mr. Gingrich
Dick Zimmer
Raids target Frederick County drug suspects in early morning sweep
Task force briefing outlined assumptions for entering homes with children and dogs. SWAT, K9 units, and a battering ram seized four occupants at 17229 Shriver Road and then four more at 16404 Old Emmitsburg Road. Indictments named David Sanders Christopher Price Ronald Dewees David Sexton Stephen Price and James Hansen for heroin cocaine marijuana and paraphernalia offenses.
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Sheriff's Office
K-9
Shriver Road
Frederick County
Old
Emmitsburg Road
Stephen
Christopher Price
Rolle
Jim) Hagg
David Sanders
Ronald Dewees
David Sexton
Stephen Price
James Hansen
Runaway circus tiger Shawana captured after 10 days
A 200 pound tiger named Shawana, who fled from the Carson and Barnes Circus, was spotted by a helicopter pilot after spending 10 days in the wild. The animal was located curled inside Kiamichi Park and radioed in to circus officials, ending the chase.
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Hugo, Okla
Shawana
Kiamichi Park
Carson and Barnes Circus
Matilda May Leads Rehearsal With Laughter and Focus
Matilda May impressed during a band rehearsal praising trumpets for correct B natural fingering on Mony Mony while drummers kept rhythm. Students praised Pop Band for better music and friendship, and parents commended Ms. Robinson for guiding students through a critical self-image stage beyond music.
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Matilda May
Linda Rawls
Ms. Robinson
Rawls
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