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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1992

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2

MSD Board Relieves Denton as Superintendent at MSD

Mary land School for the Deaf announces outgoing Superintendent Dr. David Denton was relieved of duties on Feb. 12. BOV president Richard Mullinix says the action was in the school’s best interest and will allow Denton to remain on call for transition consultations while receiving salary and benefits. Community reactions from PTCA president Melinda Padden and Unity group chair Carolyn Woosley express mixed surprise and trust in the board’s handling.

Board of Visitors The Maryland School For the Deaf David Denton BOV Richard Mullinix David M. Denton Mullinix MSD Denton Melinda Padden Parent, Teacher, Counselor Association PTCA Committee For Dr. Denton

Frederick weighs agriculture zoning to ease farmland annex costs

City officials propose an agriculture zoning designation to keep tax increases low when farmland annexes into Frederick. The plan aims to prevent forced reclassification to commercial or industrial and reduce county tax losses, with four properties identified as eligible for rate waivers and potential wider impact debated by county commissioners.

Frederick Doris White Frederick County Opossumtown Pike Frederick City Ms. White Paul P. Gordon Crum John Mathias

Frederick County property tax appeals surge to record high

Doris White of Frederick County assessments reports 1,800 appeals this year up from 1,500 last year as hearings begin. Despite a national recession, southern and eastern Frederick areas show stable or rising values up to 30 percent with towns like New Market Urbana and Buckeystown leading gains.

Doris White Frederick County Ms. White New Market Urbana Buckeystown

Baker urges joint work to convert weapons plants in Russia

Secretary of State James A Baker III met scientists at Chelyabinsk-70, a closed Soviet city, to propose transforming their weapons program to peaceful research. He heard of funding gaps and ideas to repurpose the facility as Moscow seeks broader ties with newly independent states.

Chelyabinsk-70 Russia James A. Baker Ili United States Ural Mountains Soviet Union Institute of Technical Physics

Welcome Sunshine Expected to Lift Icy Travel Hazards

Frederick County schools closed Friday due to icy conditions on secondary roads in higher elevations. Two hour delays in Carroll Cecil Harford and Howard counties. Patchy ice on Route 70 near New Market and on back roads western county. Half day for students to accommodate in service training.

Frederick County Carroll Cecil Harford Howard New Market Noel T Farmer, Jr Maryland Farmer

Democrats push middle class tax relief in capital gains plan

House Democratic tax writers near agreement on a plan favoring the middle class by cutting capital gains taxes and corporate taxes while baring executive compensation above 1 million dollars. The White House attacks the measure as a potential broad tax hike and accuses Rep. Dan Rostenkowski of a political trap.

Washington House White House Hibit Bush Marlin Fitzwater House Democrats Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill Rostenkowski Ways and Means Committee Fitzwater Ways and Means

County races to save unused POS funds from state reclaim

Frederick County officials scrambled to rearrange $130,000 for parkland and $130,000 for park development in the Program Open Space fund before the state could reclaim unspent money. Municipalities still have about $43,000 unspent and at risk. Kingsbury urged near ready project proposals or designate funds to Libertytown, with county refunds to towns. Also, commissioners advanced Windsor Knolls Middle School construction funded by state in 1993 to meet a September 1993 opening.

Frederick County Gil Kingsbury Kingsbury Libertytown POS Windsor Knolls Middle School

Maryland Weather Snapshot For Saturday Rain Outlook

Cloudy tonight with rain developing after midnight. Lows near 32. Saturday will bring rain with a high around 40. Maryland weather map and details appear on page.

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