Delegation Rejects Hattery Bill On Landfill Sites
Frederick delegation votes 3 3 on Del. Thomas Hattery measure to curb county use of private land for a landfill. supporters Boyd Smith and George Littrell join the sponsor. dissenters Sen. John Derr Sen. Charles Smelser and Del. James McClellan. McClellan signals abandonment after vote.
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Robert C. Reid
Annapolis
Frederick
General Assembly
Del
Thomas H. Hattery
D-Frederick
Schroder
Mr. Hattery
Dels
Boyd Smith
George H. Littrell
John W. Derr
Hattery
Sen. Smelser
Bush briefs Cabinet on ice breaking summit
President Bush told his Cabinet of the Cartagena drug summit and the aim to expand international anti narcotics efforts. He noted the Document of Cartagena forged an unprecedented alliance and said allies in Europe and beyond would be urged to join the fight ahead of July economic talks.
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Bush
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Kennebunkport
Maine
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Frederick moves to build shelter for homeless families
The Frederick mayor and Board of Aldermen approved consolidating four South Market Street lots into a single city owned parcel behind 100-110 S. Market St for a two story brick shelter. The facility, connected to the Frederick Community Center, will house up to 30 people and open next winter pending Historic Trust approval and bids by spring. Funding totals include 250000 in Community Development Block Grant funds and about double that from a state loan.
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Frederick
South Market St
South Market Street
S. Market St
Michael Spurrier
William duBell
duBell
Maryland Historic Trust
B&o
Frederick City
East Patrick traffic plan backed by city panel on two sides
Frederick panel approves keeping parking on both sides of East Patrick Street between Bowman Farm Road and Monroe Avenue. Opponents Hyssong and Wagner cited delivery access and speed concerns, noting past switch to four lanes caused dangers. final Board of Aldermen decision pending.
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East Patrick Street
Frederick City
Hyssong
Wagner
Robert Strine
City Public Works
Mongeacy Boulevard
County weighs new fire and ambulance tax districts
Frederick County faces requests from Braddock Heights Lewistown Woodsboro and Libertytown for paid fire and ambulance personnel. Myersville and Walkersville may need help by 1991. Commission seeks recommendations on district creation and funding while noting potential tax bills and divided response areas.
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Frederick County
Mir. Droneburg
Middletown Fire Company
Frederick
New Market-Green Valley
Croneburg
Braddock Heights Fire Co
Middletown
Braddock Heights
Robert Cassell
Droneburg
Jefferson
Lewistown
Woodsboro
Libertytown
Myersville
Walkersville
Cassell
Rocky Ridge
New Midway
Graceham
Barry vows exoneration amid calls for resignation
Mayor Marion Barry, charged with cocaine possession and lying to a grand jury, defies calls to quit. An adviser says he will exit a Florida treatment clinic by month end to continue care elsewhere, while aides stress isolation from media as he awaits trial.
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Marion Barry
Barry
Florida
Hanley-Hazelden
West Palm Beach
Justice Department
Tom
Weather outlook shows storms then cooling this weekend
The forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms likely to end late at night with lows around 49. Saturday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 40s. Weather map indicates current conditions.
MontCo Bans Smoking In Private Businesses
ROCKVILLE The County Council unanimously bans smoking in most private workplaces extending the public-building ban. Effective May 16 the law allows designated enclosed rooms and private offices with consent of all employees. exemptions apply to small shops, barber and beauty shops with two or fewer workers. Violations carry up to 25 dollars first offense and 50 dollars thereafter. nonpayment can bring 10 days in jail.
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Brennan Dawson
The
Tobacco Institute
Council
William E. Hanna Jr
Jim Gooden
Chambers of Commerce
County explores drug testing options for employees
Frederick County Commissioners debated drug testing scope and methods on Thursday. Personnel Director Mitchell Hose presented a draft policy modeled on Anne Arundel County, proposing testing for new hires and staff in safety sensitive roles under reasonable suspicion, with broader testing for probable cause and optional random testing. They plan a public hearing to gather employee views before recommendations.
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Mitchell Hose
Hose
Anne Arundel County
Mr. Hose
Mark Hose
Sterling Bollinger
Richard Grossnickle
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