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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1994

Page

6

Maryland Delegation Weighs Govennors Reform Agenda in Final Year

Frederick lawmakers show cautious support for death penalty reform a DNA data bank and a victim rights constitutional amendment while noting potential hurdles. Delegates Littrell Stup and Hattery among others praise reforms yet warn of piecemeal approaches. Tax policy faces skepticism with a proposed cigarette tax unlikely to pass despite incentives.

Littrell J. Anita Stup Charles Smelser Thomas Hattery Maryland Mattery

Five day bout of nasty weather forecast by NWS veteran

Mr. Melrose cites a five day stretch of bitter cold and snow chances. Friday night wind chills reach 15 to 30 below zero with 10 to 20 mph winds. Saturday remains cold with teens and below zero wind chill. Sunday climbs to teens, then Monday and Tuesday reach the 20s with possible snow. The Almanack editors echo the forecast and predict more snow around values.

Melrose National Weather Service Hagerstown

Mayor Grimes Seeks Support From City Leaders

The ceremony praised Jim Grimes as an experienced leader with a strong team. Support from former mayor Paul Gordon, Mount Airy Mayor Gerald Johnson, Kevin Grubb of the Fraternal Order of Police, and Sheriff Carl Harbaugh highlighted his leadership and willingness to engage with volunteers, while some caution about press scrutiny remains. Rita Gordon warned Grimes faces a six week honeymoon with the press.

Jim Paul Gordon Paul Mount Airy Gerald Johnson Frederick Johnson Kevin Grubb Fraternal Order of Police Grimes Mr. Grubb Frederick County Carl Harbaugh Lewistown Sheriff's Office Frederick City Norman Quist

Jailed Conspiracy Talk Tapes In Kerrigan Case Report

The Detroit Free Press cites Eckardt wearing a wire to discuss a conspiracy with Gillooly who did not appear. FBI sources say a Portland minister learned of the plot from a private investigator after a tape surfaced. Kerrigan improves with daily hydrotherapy and nearly full knee motion according to her agent.

Frederick aldermen assign committees and welcome new mayor

The article notes remarks of gratitude to Rita and Elizabeth Barrett Browning as Mr. Lee praises his wife and city leadership. Aldermen receive committee assignments: Mrs. Baker to aging, Washington Council of Governments, streets and sanitation, purchasing. chair utility, rep to Frederick County Historical Society. Mrs. Nash to historic district, utility, sister city, Delaplaine board. chair transportation, alternate to economic development. Mrs. Murphy to community services, human relations, Weinberg Center, plumbing, planning. aldermanic rep to public works. Mr. Kreissig to recycling, transportation, parks and recreation. chair streets and sanitation. Mr. Baldi to historic district, utility, airport, streets and sanitation, transportation, Carroll Creek. chair utility. Closed session discusses personnel, state office building site off Commerce Street, mural grant for South Carroll Street bridge.

Elizabeth Barrett Browning Rita Lee Baker Frederick County Commission On Aging Washington Council of Governments Frederick County Historical Society Nash Frederick City Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission Murphy Community Services Administration Frederick County Humans Relations Commission Weinberg Center Management Board Plumbing Board Frederick City Planning Commission City Department of Public Works Kreissig Recycling Transportation Parks and Recreation Streets and Sanitation Baldi Historic District Commission Utility Committee Transportation Committee Carroll Creek Commerce Street South Carroll Street

Schaefer proposes wide tax cuts and reforms in Maryland plan

The governor outlines a broad agenda including a 6 percent income tax expiration for the wealthy, welfare reform with county caps and work requirements, a 70 million dollar tax funding for education and disability programs, death penalty reforms, year round schools pilots, a DNA data bank for sex offenders, a Baltimore needle exchange pilot, underage drinking penalties and stricter penalties for those under 21 convicted of alcohol offenses.

Washington, D.C John Thanos Baltimore Schaefer

Frederick County Delegation Clash Over School Board Bills

During a tense session Mr Littrell pressed for votes on bills to create elected school boards in Frederick and other counties. Smelser argued he did not support similar measures in his own county and noted the bills failed to advance. The delegation did approve repealing a requirement to meet three times weekly and backed a smoking ban in malls.

Mr. Smelser Littrell Smelser Carroll County Frederick County

Clinton and Yeltsin discuss future as shock therapy faces backlash

In Moscow a town hall style meeting sees Bill Clinton urge Russia to focus on future solutions while Boris Yeltsin faces questions on slowing shock therapy. Ultrantionalist and communist critics intensify campaign to roll back reforms as arms and trade accords wrap Clinton's three day visit.

Mr. Clinton Clinton Yeltsin Russia United States Nyet Moscow

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