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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 2001
Page
1
President Bush unveils a 1.96 trillion dollar federal budget seeking 1.6 trillion in tax measures and spending plans. The proposal targets deficits, defense, and domestic programs amid ongoing fiscal debate.
Federal Chairman Alan Greenspan cautioned that the downturn is not over, noting risks to the economy as January indicators show weakness. The remarks come as the Bush administration faces pressure in Congress over budget plans and projected outlays of about 1.86 trillion dollars.
Montgomery County developer Lou Iaquinta seeks to build about 1,300 homes near Brunswick, with officials promising to integrate the Brunswick Crossing project into the city. No action was taken at the meeting as concerns about school overcrowding and infrastructure persist, though Iaquinta offered to fund a new water tower and extend water and sewer lines. Local officials and residents weighed costs, with former mayor Tom Smith citing potential tap fees and urging action on school needs.
Frederick officials released all copies of the black book materials linked to Angelika E. Potter to her attorney after a seven month probe into an alleged ring. Police, state and federal tax authorities found Potter did not breach tax laws. The dispute, stemming from a 1999 police search, involves public access requests and court jurisdiction questions, with a warning against fraudulent documents.
The City of Pretestek plans widening Rosemont Avenue. It paid 1.28 million dollars to obtain a shopping center property and needed an easement to expand the road. The deal involved Roce E. Waltz, F. Waltz, and Sherry L. Weir along with the building owners to secure the right of way and parking lot access for the roadwork.
County water agreement paves way for New Market development raising expectations for housing and population growth. Officials project a contract in 30 to 60 days and aim for a online water system this year with general terms to keep rates fair. current details await finalization.
Six Frederick County jurors dismissed medical malpractice claims Tuesday afternoon involving Alan Corel and the late George Morningstar. The case centered on doctors alleged to have influenced outcomes related to Christine Ann Bentley, a 25 year old patient, in a long, disputed medical sequence.
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