McClellan tapped to join Frederick liquor board
Dr. James E. McClellan, a former Frederick County General Assembly leader and Schaefer ally, is appointed to the county liquor license board to fill the remainder of Louis Myers five year term. He will earn 10000 annually and serve alongside Charles C. Cline and ex-sheriff Robert Snyder, pledging fair enforcement and opposition to underage sales without entrapment. He plans to work with state lawmakers on liquor issues while avoiding a cap on licenses this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
James E. “Doe
McClellan
General Assembly
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Frederick County
Louis V. Myers
Myers
Liquor Commission
Dr. McClellan
Carl Harbaugh
State House
Liquor Store Association
East Street extension gains half million for city plan
Frederick wins about 50000? from ISTEA funds to aid East Street extension. The funds, part of a 13.6 million project, limit use to enhancements and become available around October 1996. Mayor Grimes and Dr James McClellan push for state support and bonds as the MARC rail station ties to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Frederick
East Street
Jim Grimes
State House
James E. McClellan
Dale Hilliard
Transportation
O. James Lighthizer
McClellan
House of Delegates
Carroll Creek
Dr. McClellan
Grimes
ISTEA
Hilliard
State Department of Transportation
John Derr
Frederick Washington
MARC
Sauerbrey Loses Bid to Overturn Maryland Election
Maryland Circuit Judge Raymond Thieme denied Ellen Sauerbrey’s bid to overturn the gubernatorial race claiming voter fraud. He found no evidence of systematic fraud though some irregularities were noted. Democrat Parris Glendening was certified winner. appeal to state court possible before inauguration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Ellen Sauerbrey
Maryland
Parris Glendening
Raymond G. Thieme
Sauerbrey
Baltimore
Glendening
Prince George’s
Maryland Court of Appeals
Kathleen Kennedy Townsend
Walkersville Band to Represent County in Maryland Inaugural Parade
Walkersville High School Lion Marching Band prepared outside in mild January air for Maryland governor inaugural parade in Annapolis. Fifty five members memorized the score in four days after invitation, with senior Jon Visser sidelined by a injured ankle. The Lions will march a 2 mile route from the Naval Academy field house to the stadium, under director Damon Dye guiding drills and volume to honor the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Walkersville High School
Lion
Damon Dye
Annapolis
Dye
Jon Visser
Daniel Gadra
Lions
Frederick County
Maryland
Jon
Singapore
Mr. Dye
Carmack-Jay's to Close Frederick Stores After Bank Takeover
Two Frederick supermarkets will shut as York Bank and Trust takes immediate possession under the Jay's Markets bankruptcy. Bank reps inventory stores and will liquidate merchandise before selling the real estate. The downtown site dates to 1933 with the Market Street location opened in 1958 and expanded in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Carmack-Jay's
York
Jay’s Markets Inc
John Francis Gough
Philadelphia
Jay’s Markets
York Bank and Trust
Paul M. Carmack
N. Market St
First Nationwide to acquire Standard Federal operations center
First Nationwide Bank will retain about 600 Standard Federal employees at the Frederick operations center after acquiring the company from RTC. The service branch moves from Sacramento to Frederick March 1, with roughly 250 Sacramento workers losing jobs, while 50 to 75 Standard Federal staff may be rehired nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Nationwide Bank
Standard Federal Savings Bank
Frederick
First Nationwide Mortgage Co
Sacramento
Calif
Linda Rosso
First Nationwide
Standard Federal
Susan Billings
First Nationwide Mortgage
Resolution Trust Corp
RTC
Ms. Billings
California
Ray Mamales
Dow Jones climbs nearly 50 points to multiweek high
Dow Jones industrial average rises about 49.46 points to 3,908.46 as evidence of a slower economy eases inflation pressure. Broad indexes advance with blue chips leading, led by banking stocks while NYSE trading tightens after a brief 50 point intraday gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Commerce Department
Also Mentioned on This Page
Doe
Liquor Board
East St
DOT
Sauerbrey Appealing
Bill Green
Frederick Carmack-Jay’s
Jay's Markets
Frederick Shoppers World
U.S. 40
Pennsylvania
Standard Fed
Tom Johnson
News-Post
Inside the News
Dow Jones
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!