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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 21, 1995

Page

4

Frederick brewery withdraws East South Street site plan

Brewer Brannon announces the project will not proceed at East South Street citing cost and utility concerns. He says they will seek a new site, aim to break ground this summer, with a 1996 opening target, while an advisory ruling on a brewpub played no role in the decision. Residents who opposed the plan express relief.

Brannon Marjorie Frederick East South Street Mr. Brannon Maryland State Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Unit Ms. McGinnis

Parents rally for MD underage drinking bill HB 730

The rally included more than a hundred students parents school officials and law enforcement urging passage of HB 730 to empower police to pursue adults who knowingly permit underage drinking in their homes. The bill would target parties where parents know about the alcohol but fail to intervene and would hold adults liable for supplying or condoning minor consumption.

Menes Prince George's David Dorsey Robert A. Dorsey Blaine and David Mr. Dorsey

Residents Push Back on Brewery Site in Neighborhood

Lori Boswell and her husband opposed the brewery and pub citing the site size for East South Street. They stressed they were open to city collaboration to find a suitable business. Boswell noted many meetings were educational and compared the process to Thomas Jefferson’s ideals.

Lori Boswell East South Street

Weather Stirred Shoppers At The Emporium On East Patrick Street

Spring sun drew more than 500 shoppers to The Emporium on East Patrick Street on Monday. Teresa Albert of Rockville and Pete Helt with Tammy said mild weather encouraged them to walk out rather than visit a mall, while employee Carol Powell noted the busy scene and even pointed to a baby carriage to show the crowd.

Emporium East Patrick Street Ms. Hall Teresa Albert Rockville Pete Helt Tammy Carol Powell

Robbery Suspect Captured After High-Speed Chase in Frederick

Trooper Tim Hagg and Trooper Jim Deater spotted a suspect vehicle on I-70 near Quinn Road. Neal exited and was arrested at East Patrick Street and Monocacy Boulevard, while Dorsey fled, reached 90 mph, bailed at Sixth and Market, then vanished with K-9s and a helicopter before turning himself in at Frederick City Police Department at 4 a.m.

Tim Hagg Jim Deater Frederick Barracks Interstate 70 Quinn Road East Patrick Street Monocacy Boulevard Neal Dorsey Sixth Market Streets Frederick City

US pressure on Mexico tighter aid terms amid debt crisis

The administration vows stringent conditions on U S assistance to Mexico including written guarantees on oil revenues if Mexico defaults. Congressional critics warn a default could prevent diverting revenues, while Mexico faces soaring interest rates above 40 percent and risk of recession. IMF and BIS pledges augment U S aid, totaling up to 27.8 billion dollars.

Clinton U.S Rubin Congressional United States Mexico Federal Reserve Bank New York Congress Ernesto Zedillo Bank of Mexico International Monetary Fund Bank For International Settlements Basel Switzerland

Antique one cylinder Cadillac charms local crowd

Sappington recalls a barn kept 1907 Cadillac with red trim and acetylene lamps. Walkup says it has under 5,000 miles, original chain and bands, and a top speed of 27 to 30 mph. The pair spoke of shows, parades, and keeping the car in Maryland and Libertytown with local fans.

Mr. Sappington Walkup Cadillac Club Dover Downs Libertytown

Doors left open at Frederick County library incident

Lang and Sgt Ray checked the library after reports doors were ajar. Patrons believed it was open but lights off. No items missing found. Commissioners Reeder and Hoke vow action to prevent future openings and protect books.

Lang Sgt. Ray Ms. Pelle Frederick County Bruce Reeder Mark Hoke Reeder Mr. Hoke

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