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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 15, 1992

Page

4

County braces for second state cut of 2.9 million

County officials map a new plan after state aid reductions. The county would use the money to offset a shortfall, splitting the remainder between county government and schools if approved. Budget officials seek savings from hiring freezes and equipment purchases while assessing workers' compensation costs as they prepare for further cuts.

Yingling Frederick County Sneadner Sweadner Diane Penn

Rita Gordon recalls Berger as a human dynamo mover shaker

Frederick County figures recall Dr. Stuart Berger as a dynamic, outspoken leader who helped appoint him as superintendent there and now moves to Baltimore County in July. Rita Gordon, a former board member, calls him a mover and shaker who impressed with his deep knowledge and drive.

Rita Gordon Berger Frederick Stuart Berger Frederick County Baltimore County Frederick County Board of Education Baltimore County Board of Education Robert Dubel Dr. Berger Wichita Kan North Olmsted, Ohio Gordon Anderson Gordon Sue Rovin Rovin Janice Ficemini Baltimore Maryland State Teachers Association Baltimore) Sun

Record number marrry on Valentine's Day

Valentine’s Day 1992 saw a record 17 weddings. David Frock and Michelle Szarenski wed at 3 p.m. in a brief civil ceremony, planned a Sunday reception, and honeymooned in Kentucky. Rhonda Brown and Dennis Moberly also exchanged vows nearby. A teen police incident in Fountaindale involved an attempted abduction by two white men in a blue van. Fees for marriage licenses and domestic violence funds are outlined, with a two day waiting period and cash payment requirement.

David Frock Michelle Szarenski Ms. Szarenski Kentucky Rhonda Brown Ms. Brown Dennis Moberly Mr. Keller Fountaindale South Middletown Maryland Kevin Gardner Fountaindale Gardner Donald Stevens Frederick State Police Circuit Clerk’s Keller

Maryland House panel approves assault weapon ban

Annapolis AP A Judiciary Committee vote 13 8 sends a bill to the House floor to ban military style semiautomatic assault weapons in Maryland. The panel trimmed 18 of 60 listed guns and set penalties including fines and prison terms for violations and crime use.

Annapolis House Schaefer Maryland Judiciary Committee House of Delegates William Donald Schaefer Vincent DeMarco John Arnick Baltimore County

Reeder proposes anonymous cap on county property taxes

Reeder argues for continued cuts to expenses and non essential programs to prevent any rise in the property tax burden during the recession. He notes a Frederick County parent with over 20 years of work now relies on unemployment compensation and lacks health insurance as insurance costs rise. The memo calls for government efficiency and cautions against increasing the tax share of the county budget while the economy remains weak.

Frederick County Reeder

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