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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1990

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4

Volunteers offer free tax help in Frederick County

Carolyn Freed and 18 volunteers under IRS agent Ruth Chipley organize free tax assistance for 1989 returns. From Feb 6 to April 15, trained volunteers, mostly retirees, operate 9 am to 4 30 pm at Frederick Alliance Church basement and other centers, helping low income and elderly residents.

Carol Freed IRS Ruth Chipley Frederick County Frederick Alliance Church IRS Service VITA Frederick Freed Frederick Fellowship Center Frederick Community Center Deaf Independent Living Association Brunswick Senior Center Middletown Mount Airy Senior Center Thurmont Senior Center

Democrats regroup for change in Montgomery County

In Rockville a group of veteran grassroots Democrats invited to form Democrats For The SDs plans to rejuvenate precinct organization. Leader Sel Freedman says the effort seeks participation and broader issue consultation rather than anti-incumbent aims. If turnout is strong, meetings will continue March 1 as members weigh state or county PAC status and candidate support.

Rockville Old Line New Democrats Sds Sel Freedman Freedman Montgomery County Political Action Com

Senate panel accuses tax hike in interstate calls plan

Annapolis AP Senate Budget and Taxation Committee members charge the Schaefer administration hides a tax increase in a proposal to tax interstate long distance calls differently. The admin says the change aims to avoid court rejection, yet a co author says the new method would lift state taxes from $8 million to about $154 million. Senator Cade criticizes the move as a revenue grab.

Annapolis Senate Budget and Taxation Committee Schaefer William Donald Schaefer John A Cade Anne Arundel

Maryland to require state child support formula for judges

Maryland judges would be required to apply a state child support formula in most cases, raising payments by non custodial parents. The formula is already used as guidance by some judges, and only allowance for deviation requires showing unfairness and documented reasoning. Nationally, average child support was about $199 monthly in 1985.

Annapolis Maryland General Assembly

Mount Saint Mary's freshmen poll on pollution and social views

Mount St. Marys College in Emmitsburg participates in a nationwide UCLA American Council on Education survey of 216,362 freshmen at 403 colleges. Results show 7 percent of Mount students oppose pollution control, 68 percent oppose consumer protection, and 76 percent favor a national health plan, among other attitudes.

Mount St. Mary’s Emmitsburg UCLA Higher Education Research Institute American Council On Education Mount the Mount

Frederick County reports need for 4438 parking spaces for commuters

Transportation Services of Frederick County presented to the county commissioners a study showing a need for at least 4,438 commuter parking spaces. Currently 1,536 spaces are in use in Frederick city, with many at shopping centers and the Francis Scott Key Mall averaging 350 vehicles. The study notes limited county sites and explores Grove Stadium as a potential lot while planning ongoing discussions with shopping center owners to craft a plan.

Transportation Services of Frederick County Transerv Nita Heidher Jim Gugel County Planning Office Frederick County Commissioners Frederick City S Mall Francis Scott Key

Jurors Deliberate Worm Case In Syracuse Trial

Jurors in Syracuse began deliberations on whether Robert T. Morris innocently released a worm that crippled thousands of computers or planned an assault on a national network. Prosecutors argued the worm was intentional and aimed at breaking into the network in 1988.

Syracuse N.Y Robert T. Morris Robert Moris U.S. Justice Department Trayner Mark Rasch Morris

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