Funding hoped for law mall building in Frederick area
In Annapolis delegates and police leaders push for state funds to start planning a combined law enforcement building for city county and state agencies. Delegate Sue Hecht calls the discussions hopeful though not guaranteed. The talks come amid broader budget and tax cut discussions with Governor Glendening.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Sue Hecht
Frederick
Washington
Hecht
Jim Hagg
Frederick City
Maj
Ray Raffensberger
House Appropriations Committee
Howard Rawlings
Baltimore
Senate
William Amoss
Glendening
Whittier Elementary
Middletown
Walkersville
House Democrats
Casper R. Taylor
Casper R. Taylor, Who Asked For Unity Behind His Tax Cut Plan. Mr. Glendening
Weather Notes Warmth Fades As Outlook Shows Mild Day
The National Weather Service projects partly sunny skies with highs in the upper 50s. Warmth yesterday is recalled as milder conditions recur, while Maryland State Police Frederick barrack logs a high temperature reading.
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National Weather Service
Maryland
Frederick
Duke
Cfacasus
Frederick News Post
Nance to get new trial for murder case setback
A mistrial halted the Nance murder trial when jurors were deterred by an inflammatory remark attributed to Jean Louis Arnaud Nance. Judge G Edward Dwyer declared the mistrial at the defense request and a new trial will be set after further jury selection this year.
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Jean Louis Arnaud Nance
Mr. Nance
Gwen Kurtz
Jason Jensen
Ms. Kurtz
Annapolis Road
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer
Dwyer
Ms Kurtz
Nance
Ravenell
Jensen
Adrian Pilkington
Knoxville
Brian Nicholas Wooldridge
Rachel Irene Whitman
Pilkington
Brunswick Bridge
Potomac River
Mr. Pilkington
Ms. Whitman
Wooldridge
Smart Growth revised to win rural support in Annapolis
The Glendening administration proposed a revised Smart Growth bill to the Senate aiming to stop suburban sprawl and revitalize older towns by directing state funds to existing neighborhoods. Amendments create rural villages as priority funding areas and allow counties to designate such areas if water and sewer services exist or are planned, with debates over exemptions for industrial sites and alternate language.
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Annapolis
Glendening
Senate
Wolfsville
Ron Young
Frederick
Washington and
Baltimore Beltways
Senate Budget and Taxation
Thomas McLain Middleton
D-Charles
J. Lowell Stoltzfus
Somerset
Steve Larsen
Frederick County
Bruce Reeder
Reeder
House Appropriations Committee
Maryland to require tests for Class of 2004 diploma
Maryland education officials move forward with a plan to require high school students to pass a battery of tests for a diploma for the Class of 2004. Dr. Daniel Gadre says standards will rise, with 12 tests planned across English, social studies, science, and math. The tests will start with a two year no fault period to help set standards and will include essay and short answer questions.
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Daniel Gadre
Maryland State Board of Education
Frederick County
Gadra
Tom Meacham
Triangle Motors
Milwaukee
Dr. Gadra
Frederick County School i
Educational Testing Service
College Board
U.S
Baker repeats challenge to cap mayoral campaign spending
Frederick Alderman Frances Baker reiterates her call for a mayoral spending cap of 40 000 with a 250 contribution limit. She argues limits curb excesses and reduce election paraphernalia while candidates pledge to spend wisely. Mayor Jim Grimes has not committed to re election and has not joined the challenge.
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Baker
Jim Grimes
Jail Library Expansion Planned at Frederick County Detention Center
Frederick County commissioners approve adding a library expansion to the jail renovation project. The plan removes a partition to create a larger library space with two security observation windows. Total project cost is 1.5 million dollars with potential state reimbursement and continued operation of the law library amid high inmate use.
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Frederick County
Corrections Bureau
Barry Stanton
Stanton
County Public Library
Denise Davis
Law
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