No title provided for Frederick County budget proposal
Frederick County School Superintendent Noel Farmer seeks more than 8 million dollars in the 1990 91 budget to staff and equip Ballenger Creek Middle School and cover higher health insurance costs. The plan totals over 118 million, a 7.9 percent rise, with public hearings set for February at Monocacy Middle School and a board vote February 20.
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Frederick County
Noel Farmer
Ballenger Creek
Frederick County Vocational Technical Center
Monocacy Middle School
Farmer
Ballenger Creek Middle School
Towson man shot in city parking lot
A Towson man, 27 year old Thomas P. Precht, was shot in the left chest as he exited a car in the East Patrick Street Parking lot behind the C Burr Artz Library in Frederick. He remained in serious but stable condition at R Adams Cowley Trauma Center. Authorities treat the incident as a possible accidental shooting with no identified suspect.
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Frederick
Thomas P. Precht
Towson
R Adams Cowley Trauma Center
Baltimore
Precht
East Patrick Street
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
Ashton
Brian Kooken
Mr. Precht
Mr. Kooken
Carroll Creek
City moves to acquire land for Trading Lane extension
Frederick County Circuit Court has filed a condemnation suit to obtain 4.73 acres for linking Trading Lane to U.S. 15 at the northeast city edge. The action names landowner Dr Swami Nathan and city planner James Schmersahl, with Trikon Monocacy Ltd Partnership developing nearby industrial property and annexation terms dating from 1988.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Trading Lane
U.S. 15
James Shaw
Swami Nathan
Wormans Mill Road
James Schmersahl
Grayson H. Mercer
Hilda L. Auskerman
Mary A. Biser
Anna M. Jackson
Mildred B. Harrington
F&m National Bank
Trikon Monocacy Limited Partnership
Nathan
Schmersahl
MD. 26
Shaw
Patrick
North Market
Trikon
Secord given two years probation in Iran contras case
Richard Secord, tied to the Iran Contra network, was sentenced by Judge Aubrey Robinson to two years probation for concealing from congressional investigators that he paid 13,800 for a security system at Oliver North’s home. Secord, a retired Air Force general, had helped arm the Contras and support secret arms shipments to Iran.
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Washington
Iran
Richard Secord
Oliver North
Secord
Mr. North
U.S. District Court
Aubrey Robinson
Robinson
Air Force
Harry A. Rosenfeld 92 dies. longtime Frederick benefactor
Harry A. Rosenfeld, 92, prominent businessman and philanthropist in Frederick, died Tuesday in Hollywood Florida. He built Frederick’s first shopping center in 1957, funded Hood College and Frederick Memorial Hospital, and supported Red Cross and Salvation Army efforts. He funded scholarships, led the Hand of Friendship award program, and aided disaster victims. Survived by son Samuel and daughter Rita. funeral Friday in Washington DC with interment at B'nai Israel Cemetery Oxon Hill. Donations to the Hood College Harry A. Rosenfeld Scholarship Fund.
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Harry A. Rosenfeld
Frederick
Hollywood
Fla
Rosenfeld
Charles V. Main
Montgomery County
Florida
Hood College
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Salvation Army
Red Cross
B'nai Brith
Optimist Club
Tall Cedars of
Lions Club
Main
West Seventh Street
Detrick Plaza
College Park
Lebanon
Fredericksburg
Winchester
Staunton
Mr. Rosenfeld
Philadelphia
Hyman
Rachel Rosenfeld
Rose Rosenfeld
Samuel J. Rosenfeld
Chevy Chase
Rita L. Frendberg
Newton
Mass
Joseph Gawlers & Sons Funeral
Wisconsin Ave
N.W
Rising health costs threaten Maryland School for the Deaf year
The Maryland School for the Deaf in Frederick and its Columbia campus may shut down six days early on June 7 to offset a health insurance premium jump of 30 to 40 percent totaling about $520,000. Officials warn cuts already hit equipment funds and staffing, with 360 employees affected and a $12.5 million budget.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Frederick
Columbia
Ron Sisk
David M. Denton
Weather and features wrap across the inner pages
Forecast calls for an 80 percent chance of showers tonight with lows around 40s, followed by windy and mild Thursday with showers and thunderstorms. Highs expected in the mid to upper 50s. Features highlight Oriental recipes for the Year of the Horse and a story on American history reflected in White House china.
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Maryland
Glen Selby seeks Frederick County sheriff seat
Glen Selby of Brunswick files to run as a Democrat for Frederick County Sheriff after losing in 1986. A 43 year old deputy with about 12 years on the force argues for aggressive leadership, criticizes department growth and management, and cites tax money and protection concerns. He traces his career from Washington DC to Reno before joining Frederick County Sheriff’s Department in 1976 and making Frederick his home.
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Glen Selby
Brunswick
Frederick County
Selby
Sheriffs Department
Sheriff's Department
Washington, D.C
U.S. Marines
Reno
New
Frederick
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Thomas Précht
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Reid Weingarten
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