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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1997

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4

Frederick County Budget Debate Faces Smart Growth Concerns

Frederick Washington oppose tax shifts fueling out of state cigarette purchases. Government fiscal officials predict a 12 percent drop in state cigarette revenue while locals near the border may see higher effects. Delegates push back on smart growth plans while Sen Derr supports slot machines to aid horse racing. Frederick County's $114.8 million budget boosts public schools by 5.8 million and adds funding for community college and public safety. MSD awaits stable funding after a 1.7 percent rise in 1997 with a plan to increase in 1999.

Frederick Washington Glendening Frederick Puddester Ms. Snodgrass Paul Stull R-Frederick David Brinkley Brinkley Young Frederick County Mr. Young John Derr Derr Delaware Mr. Derr Frederick Community College Public Safety Maryland School For the Deaf Frederick Columbia MSD James Tucker

ECDC Debated Lobbying Split Over Special Interests

Tension rose as ECDC proposals faced delegates due to perceived special interest influence. Hoke argued the plan risks being defeated by such groups, while Ferguson urged accountability and cautioned against political games. Delegates noted the 1995 amendment context and Frederick County’s push for sponsorship.

Hoke ECDC Mr. Ferguson Ferguson Washington County Frederick County

Seven injured as westbound ramp crash closes Md 26 eastbound ramp

A serious crash at U S 16 and Md 26 injured seven, with one in critical condition. A Dodge driven by Genevieve Shook Martz of Frederick went the wrong way on the eastbound ramp, striking a minivan carrying six people. Brittney and Cassandra Sexton flown to Johns Hopkins, Brittney in good condition, Cassandra fair. Others flown to Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. two passengers released after treatment. The crash remains under investigation with local police and sheriff offices assisting.

U.S. 15 MD. 26 Johns Hopkins Children’s Center R Adams Cowley U.S. 16 Maryland Genevieve Shook Martz Frederick Lucinda Lynn Lockinghill Brittney Sexton Cassandra Sexton Carriage Court Ms. Lookingbill Nancy Keeney Taney Avenue R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore George Lookingbill West Patrick Street Douglas Sexton Frederick Memorial Hospital Lookingbill Douglas Frederick County

King and Dream Alive winners list across Maryland schools

Kirby Shaw piece profiles winners titled Kings across grade levels from Frederick to Walkersville Highs and Middletown, with students named from elementary through high school. Winners include Andrea Smalley Kristen Sundsten Fisher Nelson Spencer Dawson Roy De Grange Nekisha Malcolm Terry Van Dyk and many more with art and writing prizes noted.

Kirby Shaw Fabiola Joubert Thomas Johnson Middletown New Market West Frederick Danny Novak Thurmont Kings Craig McIntyre Ballenger Creek Greta Wengenroth Brunswick Raythorne Henderson Jr Hillcrest Bradley Lambert Lewistown Jesse Noble Liberty Charles Pryor Jr Mandy Trapaso North Frederick Alex Brown Orchard Grove Alex Walters Spring Ridge Talia Caraballo Twin Ridge Laney Nichols Wolfsville Jesse Johnson Woodsboro New

Glendening lays out budget plan with tax cut and growth aims

Governor Glendening frames a budget package focused on tax relief for individuals, education and job growth, environmental protection, and targeted programs. The plan proposes a 10 percent income tax cut phased over three years, a cigarette tax hike, free tuition for middle class students with B averages, college savings accounts, 10 percent pay raises and 225 added troopers, and growth incentives to protect farms by directing development to already served areas. Senator Walter Baker cautions on financing these goals.

Glendening Walter Baker D-Cecil

Center budget proposal seeks new staff to aid community

Ms. Wu argues the budget move improves center efficiency and community return, while Ms. Vandever notes it would create essential new jobs, not raises. Center staff express long-sought relief as Alderman Kreissig supports Wu and praises her plan amid staff concerns.

Vandever Ms. Vandever Sandra Murphy Jon Kreissig Ms. Wu Jade Wu Mr. Kreissig Ms. B

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