County officials seek raises and policy shifts in Frederick session
Delegates push for a $30,000 raise after the 1990 elections with plans for a future hike after 2006 if not approved now. The measure would affect state’s attorney pay and judges, while tax credits for farmers and a move to place most attorney staff under the county system are discussed. Salary data show wide increases across school and county staff, with many promoted or moved roles driving the bumps.
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Donald Elliott
Frederick
Carryll
Sue Hecht
D-Frederick
Washington
Frederick County
Ferguson
Joseph Bartlett
Frederick Washington
Bartlett
General Assembly
Parris Glendening
Rolle
County Human Relations Commission
Hal Keller
Elaine Klein
Jamie Cannon
Ron Johnston
Michele Krantz
Elercentary Education
Riculum
PeopleSoft Systems
Ron Teppe
Mr. Penge
Budget Fire and Rescue Fight EMSOF Funding Cuts
Fire and rescue leaders react as allegations arise that five million dollars were moved from the Emergency Medical Services Operations Fund. Lawmakers previously boosted motor vehicle fees to keep EMSOF solvent after a projected seven point three million dollar red in the next fiscal year. The fund, created in 1992 to support Maryland State Police helicopter fleets, now supports MIEMSS and local fire and rescue grants. Frederick County groups fear cuts will harm small departments, while EMS executives urge careful budget review as the General Assembly weighs transfers.
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Loernar
Emergency Medical Services Operations Fund
EMSOF
Maryland State Police
Wlude
Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Miemss
Frederick County
Lee
Amose
Rocky Ridge Volunteer Pro Co
Steve Whetzel
Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
Lncal
Tim Ganley
Fcvfra
de Robert Bass
EMS
General Assembly
Army Detention of Area B11 Cleanup Delays Completion
A small April chemical incident at Fort Detrick halted work on Area B11. The Army now estimates cleanup will extend four to five years beyond October 2001 with costs rising above the $18.4 million tag. Officials stress safety and containment measures while testing clarifies vial contents amid questions about health risk.
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Army
Ms. Mitchell
Mitchell
Army Corps of Engineers
James T. Greenwood
Dl Detrick
Mort Detrick
Area B
Area Bi
Shonkstown Quad
Kemp Lane
Col. Greenwood
Dow
Nance
Col. Greenlund
Fort Detrick
Bhi
Cal. Greenwood
PEI
Bush ties Dr King to education plan
President Bush honored Martin Luther King Jr by linking his education plan to civil rights. He called public schooling reforms the great civil rights issue of our time and urged equal opportunity for every child in America. He said the United States has overcome institutionalized bigotry and must now tackle equal education.
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Martin Luther King Jr
America
Bush
United States
King
Snow prompts shopping spike and cautious plans in Frederick
Frederick residents rushed to County Market and Safeway on Monday as a potential snowstorm loomed. Shoppers bought milk bread and essentials ahead of storms while others postponed outings. Video stores reported higher traffic with plans for extended rentals to avoid venturing out. Weather service forecast called for light to moderate snow tapering this evening with overnight sleet possible and a Sunday clearing pattern.
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Shirley Bowen
Jefferson
Emmitsburg Video
Ms. Holland
Frederick
Linda Howard
Ms. Howard
Emmitsburg
Holland
The
Weather Service
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