Nine vie for judgeship left vacant by Bennett
Nine lawyers have applied for the Frederick County District Court seat left vacant after Judge Stanley Y. Bennett was removed for misconduct. Applications closed January 3, with candidates including David E. Aldridge and Mary E. Storm among others. The Sixth District Judicial Nominating Commission will meet January 16 to interview, then forward nominees to the governor for selection. names will be public January 17.
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Frederick aldermen act to avoid apartment glut
Frederick's Board of Aldermen approved what may be the last industrial revenue bond for apartments for about a year. The $15 million bond for 252 Carrollton Apartments on Pinoak Drive re-issues a prior approval. City housing director William B. duBell warns a moratorium could curb the growing supply to prevent a regional apartment glut while Mayor Ronald N. Young notes the market could shift if more units go up.
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Rescuers reach wrecked Eastern Airlines jet in Bolivia
Cold, stormy conditions hamper airlift as Red Cross teams trek toward crash site on Siliman Mountain 21,000 feet high near La Paz. Eleven rescuers base at Urani s Mine while 29 aboard are presumed dead. eight Americans among victims. Flight captain Larry Campbell had previously landed at El Alto.
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Turnover plagues new officers at Adult Detention Center
Jail chief David Doxton notes high turnover among 39 newly hired correctional officers at the Adult Detention Center. He cites stress from direct prisoner interaction and dual-role design of the facility, with staff saying supervision is intense.
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David M. Doxton
Doxzen
Congress faces cold hard cuts in new budget battle
AP reports Congress debates sharp social program cuts to curb federal deficits as new lawmakers are sworn in. Senate Deputy leader Simpson warns of tough choices while ONeill and Dole take leadership posts. Indiana’s Eighth District remains without a representative amid a contested election.
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Rising Maryland Star Featured Amid Weather and Politics
Robert Reid profiles a Maryland rooted rising star as forecasts show sleet rain and snow tapering off tonight. Woody Allen style quips aside, House Democrats debate leadership while Senate gains shift power. The GOF holds 53-47 in the Senate and Democrats 252-183 in the House, reflecting post election changes.
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City begins process to annex Rosenstock
Frederick City Board of Aldermen took the first step Thursday night toward annexing the 665 acre Rosenstock farm on Gas House Pike and 12 acres of the wastewater plant. Mayor Ronald N. Young outlined plans to rework the annexation to avoid a county suit and to pursue a later annexation of 350 acres adjacent to the city. The board will vote February 21 on canceling the October annexation while seeking annexation of a second parcel and urging owners of three farms between the parcels to join. Alderman Calvin Bartgis opposed the move, warning the court might view it differently.
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Rosenstock
Icy Roads Trigger Several Minor Accidents Friday Morning
Icy road conditions in Frederick County caused multiple minor crashes during the Friday morning rush and delayed schools by an hour after a rain sleet storm on Thursday. Maryland State Police logged nine accidents between 3:30 a.m. and 8 a.m. Friday, while Frederick City Police counted two. None were serious, and police urged caution on bridges and overpasses as crews salted roads. The forecast anticipates rain changing to snow, then clearing with temperatures around 30 at night and highs near 40 Saturday.
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