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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1992

Page

4

GOP Won't Take Stand in Frederick City Police Dispute

The Frederick County Republican Central Committee refused to back a city police collective bargaining ordinance. Sgt Patrick O'Brien sought support but the panel said the issue is a city matter not covered by party rules. April 1 is set as the school board candidate resume deadline.

Frederick County Republican Central Committee Frederick City Fraternal Order of Police Sgt Patrick O’brien Frederick Paul Gordon Sgt. O'Brien Scott Rolle Mel Castle Republican Party Middletown Louise Snodgrass Committee Howard Whims Central Committee Rolle Paul Stull William Donald Schaefer

Fiscal experts rank tax increases on services in Maryland

Maryland fiscal experts propose tax exemptions on services be reviewed to reduce a $1.2 billion deficit. An A rating would raise $200 million including a newspaper tax, cafeteria meals, grocery store prepared foods, cable TV, barbering, and dry cleaning. Accounting and legal services rated C as lawmakers consider a 1 percent sales tax hike for $330 million.

Steven Skinner Department of Fiscal Services Stephen Cordi State Comptroller’s Office Laurence Levitan D-Montgomery

Maryland Law Faces Elephant Ride Bill at Capitol

Lawmakers in Annapolis weigh a bill to allow elephant rides at circuses, fairs, or carnivals. The 1990 ban on elephant riding is challenged, with supporters arguing rides delight children and fundraising Shriners back the activity while opponents cite rabies concerns.

Annapolis Clyde Beatty-Cole Bros Frederick Donald F. Munson Washington Senate Economic and Environmental Affairs Committee Secretary of Natural Resources Maryland Bob Kellard Clyde Beatty Kellard Ken Bartgis Ali Ghan Shrine Temple Shriners

Japan and U S debate auto trade measures

Leaders cite limits of traditional methods as Gephardt backs a bill to cut Japan's trade surplus by 20 percent annually for five years with possible quotas on U S car exports. Officials dispute auto import figures, noting 19 billion target reflects Japanese company commitments, not a formal government agreement.

Gephardt Japan United States Farren U.S Mr. Farren Tokyo

Cuba executes infiltrator leader amid exile tensions

Eduardo Diaz Betancourt, 38, of Miami, was shot in Havana for leading an anti Cuba infiltration team. The council refused to commute his death. two accomplices received 30 year terms. Cuba blames Washington and cites exile influence and CIA funding claims.

Mexico City Cuba Washington Eduardo Diaz Betancourt Miami Havana Prensa Latina United States Diaz Betancourt Council of State Fidel Castro Daniel Santovenia Fernandez Pedro de la Caridad Alvarez Pedroso Santovenia Fernandez Alvarez Pedroso Alpha 66 Everglades Spain Santorenia Fernandez Castro CIA U.S. State Department

Cablevision outage hits Frederic city area for hour

About 2,000 customers in the northwestern end of Frederick lost cable television service for roughly an hour Monday night. Frederick Cablevision vice president Robert W. Cole said the outage began around 6:30 to 7 p.m. due to a malfunction in an amplifier chassis. Service was restored by about 8 p.m. Some residents just outside the city limits may have been affected.

Frederick City Frederick Cablevision W. Patrick St Wheel of Fortune Robert W. Cole Cole

Jailed drifter linked to Florida church arsons

Patrick Lee Frank, 41, jailed in Marion County on trespassing and loitering charges, is labeled prime suspect in eight Gainesville church arsons and four in East Ridge Tennessee last year. Task force notes evidence places him at scenes. investigation continues with no charges imminent.

Gainesville Fla Tennessee Patrick Lee Frank Marion County Frank Ocala Donald Harkins Jr Mr. Frank Stuart Schwartz Florida Bruce Snyder East Ridge Tenn Chattanooga Larry Holland Capt. Holland

Painting debate dominates regional papers over public funding

News coverage from The Washington Post and Baltimore Sun plus regional papers spotlights public reaction to a controversial painting. The funder Dr. James E. McClellan weighs a $500000 bond bill to finish renovations at the Frederick arts center while officials cite state and federal support for the exhibit amid questions of taste and decency.

Baltimore Washington Washington Post Baltimore Su Mr. Bush Frederick County Camp David Holly Hills Jug Bridge Frederick Keys Games Jcpenney’s U.S. 40 Arts Center White House Helms Frederick del James E. McClellan Old Mountain City South Carroll Street Maryland Arts Council National Endowment For the Arts

Antarctic explorer recalls harsh weather and perilous crevasses

Columbus Ohio native Mr. Boggs describes strict safety plans for Antarctic treks and rescue rules. Two climbers in unmarked routes fell into deep crevasses, one died and one was evacuated by plane to Christchurch. He notes indoor recreation, high caloric intake, and low humidity driving fluid loss and weight change as memorable Antarctic sights include a 65 foot ice tube to the sea floor.

Mr. Boggs Boggs Christchurch New Zealand Antarctica Ross Island Columbus Ohio

Commissioners weigh county manager proposal amid public hearing plan

Commissioners consider adopting a county manager system as Bruce Reeder and Mrs. Yingling collect job descriptions from counties like Prince George's and Montgomery. A public hearing is urged to hear taxpayers while noting voters rejected the charter but expect responsible officials. The county manager would need staff authority to improve governance.

Sundergill Bruce Reeder Yingling Prince George’s Howard Montgomery Anne Arundel

NASA monitors cold weather for Discovery launch

NASA aimed for a Wednesday start of the Space Shuttle Discovery on a science mission with seven astronauts. Forecasters pegged a 90 percent chance of good weather at liftoff, with temperatures around 54 F and heaters planned to protect booster joints from the cold after Challenger.

Cape Canaveral Fla NASA Space Shuttle Discovery Challenger Columbia Air Force Mike Adams

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