Lingerie shop fined for peep shows in Frederick
Frederick city inspectors fined the Lingerie and Video Center for selling sexually explicit magazines videos and toys without a required special exception permit. The facility at 1216 W. Patrick St had only a mercantile permit for lingerie. Officials noted peep shows in back rooms and condemned the activity as not part of the approved retail use. The owner faces a cease and desist order and potential further action.
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Frederick
U.S. 40
W. Patrick St
Thomas Darner
Darner
Board of Zoning Appeals
Frederick Bicycle Sales and Service Shop
Pizza Hut
Hillcrest Elementary School
FCC proposes budget request for Frederick Community College
Frederick Community College plans a fiscal 1998 budget of 16,977,119 up 3.1 percent from last year with line items for a presidential search, a diversity coordinator, and a new student information system. If approved, college funding from Frederick County may rise. otherwise tuition could increase and faculty steps funded. The budget goes to county commissioners in May. The board also proposed borrowing authority to acquire equipment.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick County
Lee Betts
Doris White
Montgomery
Howard Counties
FCC
Jim Schmersehl
Pye
County Planning Commis
Frederick County Public Schools seeks 193 million budget for FY98
Frederick County Public Schools requests a 193 million dollar next year budget, a 13.4 million increase from this year. The plan includes 2.3 million for step increases and 29 million for higher raises. The board approved the budget amid revenue concerns as commissioners consider modest funding bumps.
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Frederick County Public Schools
Frederick County Board of Education
East Church Street
Winchester Hall
Frederick County
Bruce Reeder
Reeder
County annexations face opposing county plan and waivers
Frederick County planners oppose three of four annexations by the city citing inconsistency with the county plan. They recommend denying waivers of zoning consistency on Martz Burkett Bowers and Barrick properties near Walter Martz Road and Garst and Bowers Road parcels, while approving a waiver for Reed property at Patrick Street and Monocacy Boulevard. County officials stress careful timing for growth and school and road capacity.
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Planning Commission
Martz, Burkett, Bowers and Barrick
Walter Martz Road
Garst
Bowers Road
Golden Mile
Ae Patrick Street
Monocacy Boulevard
Frederick County Planning Commission
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick
Marty Rice
County Planning Commission
Rand Weinberg
Martz
Burkett, Bowers
Barrick
Fairchild Controls breaks ground for new Frederick HQ
Fairchild Controls underlines expansion as it breaks ground on an 18 750 square foot corporate headquarters at 550 Highland Avenue Frederick Maryland in a project valued just over 1 million dollars The ceremony marks growth after three years in pneumatic and environmental control systems for aerospace officials say the new facility will consolidate staff and support a 73 million McDonnell Douglas contract and 100th employee hired statewide leaders praise community ties and local training resources with about 40 officials present.
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Fairchild Controls
Frederick
Highland Avenue
Michael J. Leahan
Fairchild
Richard H. Bair
McDonnell Douglas
Maryland
Bair
Frederick Man Killed Riding On I-70 After Vehicle Strikes
A Frederick man identified as Thomas Bernard Foreman Jr., 55, was struck and killed on westbound I-70 near Watersville Road in Howard County after his 1970 Oldsmobile broke down. Theresa Dunn, 41, of Germantown, drove a 1996 Isuzu Trooper that veered off the road and struck him.
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Frederick
Howard County
Thomas Bernard Foreman Jr
R.C. Younger
Foreman
Watersville Road
Younger
Theresa Dunn
Germantown
Supreme Court broadens police power at traffic stops
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 that police may order all passengers out of a vehicle during routine stops, citing officer safety. Justices Stevens and Kennedy dissented, warning against arbitrary passenger removal. The decision, reversing a Maryland ruling in a cocaine case, underscores safety concerns in traffic encounters and may affect future evidence collection.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William H. Rehnquist
Maryland
John Paul Stevens
Anthony M Kennedy
Justice Stevens
Justice Kennedy
Janet Reno
High Court
Jerry Lee Wilson
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Fairchild Controls Corporation
Highland Street
James Singleton
Economic Community Development Corporation
John Williams
John Williams and Associates
Michael Leahan
Timothy Jacobeen
Joe Baldi
Meta Nash
Jim Grimes
Frances Baker
Ramsey Crosby
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