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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1994

Page

3

Noise complaints spark airport policy debates in city

Residents from Fifth through Thirteenth streets and Monocacy Village voiced airport noise concerns. Ashton asks 90 day pause on changes to let the new mayor engage with residents, while Abell outlines a California style noise abatement plan stressing safety over strict limits. Grimes supports ongoing complaint channels and proposes adding a non pilot to the airport commission as policy revisions proceed.

Fifth Sixth Seventh 13Th Monocacy Village Ashton Mr. Ashton Airport Commission Abell California Grimes Safety Committee Mayor and Board of Aldermen

School district settles strip-search lawsuit in Pittsburgh

The New Castle School District settled a lawsuit filed by students who said they were forced to strip during a drug search at Ben Franklin Junior High on December 18, 1992. Terms were undisclosed as the trial began.

Pittsburgh Sux New Castle Devon King Ben Franklin Junior High School Dominick Motto

Cable TV rates face new FCC rules and industry debate

The FCC tightens price controls on basic cable while allowing unregulated premium channels. Chairman Reed Hundt calls the move a brilliant balance, with critics noting ongoing rate complaints, lobbied opposition, and a freeze on revenues through May.

HBO Showtime America FCC Reed Hundt James Quelle Andrew Barrett Sandy Wilson Commission Congress Bradley Stillman Consumer Federation of America National Cable Television Association

Man Charged After Beltway Crash Injures Officer

Burtonsville man Sean Patrick Tracy, 32, was cited for impeding traffic after a pickup slowed on the inner loop of the Washington Beltway to retrieve a bucket. An 18 wheel tractor trailer struck the pickup, hit the officer’s car, injuring Cpl. Harold Allen who was treated and released from Holy Cross Hospital. The truck driver, William Lee Collum, 57, faced charges for failing to avoid a collision.

Burtonsville Washington Beltway Montgomery County Sean Patrick Tracy Georgia Avenue Harold Allen Beltway Allen William Lee Collum White Marsh Tracy Collum Cpl Holy Cross Hospital

Clinton vows tough line over Russia spy case

Secretary of State Warren Christopher and Ambassador Thomas Pickering delivered a strong diplomatic message to Russian officials in Washington and Moscow. They warned continued spying jeopardizes future aid and joint programs while Clinton orders an national security review led by Anthony Lake and James Woolsey.

Clinton Warren Christopher Vladimir Chkhikvishivili Washington State Department Moscow U.S Thomas Pickering Christopher Pickering Chkhikvishivili Anthony Lake CIA James Woolsey White House Dee Dee Myers Russia Boris Yeltsin Ms. Myers

One dead four missing in hotel fire

ERIE PA AP A three story Station Hotel fire early today killed at least one person and injured nine with sixteen believed inside six hours after blaze began at about 3 30 am. Eleven escaped by stairs or jumping while four remained unaccounted for. Police praised quick response and noted the fire spread unusually fast. The deceased was not immediately identified.

Erie Station Hotel Tom Adams Adams James Ferretto Henry

City considers purchase of Seventh day Adventist site

Grimes said three lumber firms are bidding on the church property and the church favors city ownership with right of first refusal. Public works director Eisenhart and city attorney Tillery toured the buildings, noting a school, the Amazing Facts building, and a two story home totaling 27,102 square feet. County commissioners endorse city acquisition to ensure suitable use at Frederick’s gateway location.

Tillery Grimes Ronald L. Sundergill Frederick City

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