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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1997

Page

10

Bartlett backs Gingrich for speaker vote today

Rep. Roscoe Bartlett says he will vote for Newt Gingrich to stay as Speaker despite ethics concerns. He argues the subcommittee finding is not proof of a lie, cites signing papers without reading as the issue, and calls for a delayed vote until final ethics report. He also outlines buyout plans for floodplain homeowners and seeks legislation to allow National Parks to sell land with easements.

Roscoe Bartlett R-oth Newt Gingrich House Bartlett Mr. Gingrich Gingrich Ben Subcommittee Newt Dr. Bartlett Point of Rocks National Parks C&o National Security Allegheny Power Congress

Frederick panel pushes elected school board plan for county

The Frederick County Committee for an Elected School Board moved to lobby the General Assembly for a countywide referendum in 1998. It would create a five member at large, nonpartisan board. Delegation split on a 1995 vote. residents urge referendums and public outreach includes bumper stickers and ads. Meeting next Jan 13 at Winchester Hall.

Frederick County General Assembly Timothy Gallagher Gallagher Lynne Wells United States Maryland Charles E Hubbard Winchester Hall

Frederick County ALS seeks funds for four more paramedics

The Frederick County Advanced Life Support council plans to ask the county commissioners to fund four additional paid paramedics. Coordinator Rick Himes noted staffing gaps in the county and that current paid paramedics handle shifts in Jefferson and Thurmont from midnight to 4 p.m. Volunteers remain scarce, especially on weekdays, and the council urges incentives to retain volunteers, including reimbursements for meals and travel.

ALS Council County Frederick County Frederick County Advanced Life Support ALS ALS Advisory Council Rick Himes Himes Jefferson Thurmont Mr. Himes

Flood control talk in Emmitsburg targets Flat Run issues

Frederick County officials met residents to discuss flood management in Emmitsburg. Debris in the floodplain and regular bridge openings suggested for inspection. A sediment bar at the U S 15 bridge over Flat Run would be removed though funding is unavailable. Mayor Carr said more meetings will follow. Town may limit delivery trucks to under 4 ton in four subdivisions, fuel trucks allowed.

Emmitsburg Frederick County Flat Run al Hudak U.S. 15 Hudak William Carr

Mount Airy mayor touts town tax rate and new projects

Mayor Gerald Johnson touted Mount Airy as having the state’s lowest homestead tax rate with a 7 percent tax break as the council approved a Becks Subdivision lot, reduced a development letter of credit, reappointed an ethics panel member, and discussed paving delays awaiting county approval. The panel also weighed a Prestige Cable franchise update, utility bond requirements, sanitation equipment purchase, and a $4725 spectrophotometer to enable in-town water and sewage testing.

Mountairy Gerald Johnson Becks Richard Swanson Mount Airy Johnson Delaine Hobbs Allegheny Power

Democrats seek more funds to boost voter turnout in Frederick

Maryland Democratic Party official Mary Jo Neville urged party members to raise money and register more voters to preserve Democratic control in state and federal offices. She warned against relying on national funds and called for returning to core party values while addressing local campaign funding. The United Democrats also opposed special taxing districts and favored transfer taxes over impact fees. A separate Teens for Life meeting at St Peter's Church Liberty Town features Notre Dame freshman Laura Antkowiak speaking on staying pro life.

Maryland Democratic Party Mary Jo Neville United Democrats Frederick County Robert Kresslein National Democratic Organization Ms. Neville Maryland General Assembly The Economic Development Commission Teens For Life St. Peter's Catholic Church Libertytown Laura Antkowiak University of Notre Dame Ms Antkowiak

Frederick Netts-Jlost in AREHIVE Rediscovery

Local archivists announce the Frederick manuscript rediscovery titled We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over. Frederick Netts-Jlost is spotlighted in a historical portal, with curators noting new archival links and context within AREHIVE collection records.

Frederick Frederick Netts-Jlost

Frederick officials approve new lease for Advance Helicopter Concepts

Frederick officials signed a one year lease for Advance Helicopter Concepts at the airport with automatic renewal. The $15 552 agreement covers helicopter training, rental and charter services. Airport manager Charles Abell called the tenant good and essential, noting they pay bills and serve the community with a unique service. Abell also reported Frederick Aviation, the largest tenant, is progressing with its new corporate jet hangar as steel is erected and roof and siding soon. He emphasized keeping the airport open year round for emergencies and potential disasters.

Ick Aviation Abell

Wims Appointment Draws Mixed Reviews in County

Montgomery County appoints W. Gregory Wims, former NAACP president, as minority community liaison to police. County Executive Duncan says concerns exist about arrogance and partisanship, while Wims pledges outreach to blacks Hispanics and Asians. NAACP leader Plummer plans a Citizens Police Monitoring Committee and a new task force will review training and relations.

Rockville NAACP W. Gregory Wims Montgomery County Douglas M. Duncan Roscoe R. Nix Wims Duncan Nix Gaithersburg Washington Ms. Plummer Carol A. Mehrling Mehrling

Townhouses Damaged by Kitchen Fire in Germantown

A three story townhouse at 18953 Pine Ridge Lane suffered significant damage after a stovetop fire started in an end unit. Montgomery County police say a homeowner attempted to extinguish the blaze and a neighbor helped before calling 911, leading to delays. Damages totaled about 150000 to the structure plus 30000 for contents and 2000 for an adjoining unit.

Germantown Montgomery County Police Denise Pouget Pine Ridge Lane Pouget

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