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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1995

Page

4

Republicans Press GOP Crime Bill Amendments With Block Grants

Congress debated a GOP crime package proposing 2 billion dollar annual block grants for five years to localities, with reduced local matching from 25 to 10 percent. Democrats warned of pork and misuse for lights rather than police. An amendment by Schumer barred funds for tanks or yachts, while a preference for veterans in hiring was added. The 1994 law's 8.8 billion funding and various programs faced consolidation under the bill still pending Senate action.

John Conyers D-Mich Henry Hyde R-Iil Washington Charles Schumer D-N.y Schumer Law Enforcement Assistance Administration Reagan LEAA Pat Schroeder D-Coro House Senate

Valentine Day rush hits florists and card shops

Florists and card stores were busy Monday as last minute Valentine gifts sold briskly. Long stem roses at 58.95 each drew firm demand while shop staff prepared for a possible late rush. Card shops reported steady business and tips urged patience for late buyers.

Flowers By Roy Ltd Ray Brown Toni Ziade Amour Flowers Frederick

Panel to address child restraint safety and belt compatibility

Safety officials report three of five fatalities involve unrestrained or poorly restrained children. A 20 member panel chaired by Philip Haseltine will seek outreach to improve use of child seats and push for a universal belt system compatible with all seats, while noting older cars remain incompatible.

Martinez Philip W. Haseltine The American Coalition For Traffic Safety Haseltine Colella

Limited cease-fire begins amid Chechen pessimism

A limited cease-fire between Russia and Chechen rebels began, signaling a halt to heavy artillery. Observers doubted its durability as both sides claimed progress after five hours of talks led by Col. Gen. Anatoly Kulikov and Aslan Maskhadov. Military observers warned peace talks may fail. truce promises remain fragile.

Grozny Russia Beslan Vladimir Nikanorov Russian Defense Ministry Chechnya Anatoly Kulikov Aslan Maskhadov Nikanorov Moscow Maskhadov Ostankinov Television Lev Rokhlin

City plan adviser outlines flexible zoning approach

Mr. Schmersahl advocates a visionary city plan balancing growth and environment with zoning restrictions to manage an over supplied office research land. Mr. Lehmersahl notes the plan will allow zoning inconsistencies and cannot be specific for every land use. Officials will begin three chapters at a workshop on Monday February 27.

Schmersahl Lehmersahl

Water line dispute may end up in court

New Market officials oppose a proposed county water line linking two treatment plants to the Linganore system arguing it would infringe town sovereignty and complicate annexation plans. Frederick County officials say the line is needed to ensure water service for a future grocery store and to consolidate plants at a cost near $200,000. The issue prompted a vote urging both sides to negotiate.

New Market Frederick County Frank Shaw Linganore Gary Hill Shaw Nancy Fleshman Fleshman Water Service Mansfield Brinkley Frederick Frances Baker Hoke Baker New Market West Woodspring Hill

Annexation, sewer capacity debated in Woodsboro vote

Town officials and Mr Smariga discuss annexation adding about 56 new homes at Copper Oaks. The sewer plant now runs at 40k gpd of 100k capacity, with 95 lots expected to add 18k gpd, risking overburden. Trimmer touts Smariga as town's financial solution as taps cost 5k plus 1.5k per lot. $142k from fees funds bypass and street paving while new revenue could offset future sewer needs.

Estabrook Copper Oaks Smariga Woodsboro Donald Trimmer Adams Street Trimmer Spicer

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