Raffensberger Named Baltimore City Police Chief by Mayor
Maj. Regis R Raffensberger, 51, Baltimore City Police tactical chief directing 225 employees with a 12.5 million dollar budget, was chosen as Frederick City Police chief by Mayor Paul Gordon after an hourlong closed session with the Board of Aldermen. Gordon cited Raffensberger as a firm but fair administrator with strong leadership.
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Regis R. Raffensberger
Baltimore
Maj
Raffensberger
FBI
National Academy
Northwestern University
Richard J. Ashton
Pierce Stine Jr
International Association of Chiefs of Police
Baltimore City
Joseph Bolesta
Gordon
LACP
New Frederick Police Chief Raffensberger vows steady approach
Maj. Regis Raffensberger, 51, will lead Frederick Police with no wholesale changes. He praises the department as professional, aims to improve minority relations and resolve labor tensions, and plans meetings with the FOP to establish understanding. He will be city director of Public Safety and Chief of Police with a salary between 50,000 and 60,000.
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Regis R. Raffensberger
Frederick City
Frederick
Maj
Raffensberger
Baltimore
James Grimes
Gordon
Monocacy Bottom Road flood-control project under way
Gov William Donald Schaefer presented Frederick County officials a 224400 grant to launch the Monocacy Bottom Road flood-control project near Buckeystown. The 1.1 million plan relocates the road away from the Monocacy River, with contractor K F Kline expected to start immediately and finish by September.
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William Donald Schafer
William Donald Schaefer
Frederick County
Monocacy Bottom Road
Buckeystown
Monocacy Overlook
Margie Williams
Monocacy River
MD. 80
K. F. Kline
Bush budget snag delays health care section in State of the Union
President Bush faces a snag in his budget plan as Republicans object to a health care provision. White House press and aides confirm printing was halted to edit a Darman section amid a White House power struggle over domestic policy. The budget aims to spur growth with tax credits and aid programs, while Democrats and rival Pat Buchanan criticize the scope of the growth package.
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Washington
Bush
Congress
Samuel Skinner
Congressional Republicans
Richard Darman
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Bill Gradison, Jr
Ohio
Pat Buchanan
Office of Management and Budget
Skinner
Darman
Mr. Skinner
Mr. Darman
Washington Post
New York Times
The
Wall Street Journal
Mr. Gradison
Capitol Hill
County debates use of 425000 for three projects
The Frederick County Department of Public Works has about 425000 in funds for Winchester Hall rehabilitation, library HQ expansion, and an ALS building. Commissioners may hold funds to cover potential budget shortfalls from state aid cuts or lower local revenues. DPW requests were delayed. bond funds previously covering these projects are no longer available.
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Frederick County
Mark Sweadner
Sweadner
DPW
Board of Education
Winchester Hall
ALS
Public Works
Robert Hayes
Long-time Frederick 4-H Extension agent to stay with county program
Long-time Frederick 4-H Extension agent is set to remain with the county program amid weather and sports briefs. The note appears in a local page section along with Maryland weather maps and a Redskins homecoming victory recap.
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Maryland
Frederick
Redskins
Clinton in Texas swing presses State of the Union
Bill Clinton faces a renewed tabloid dispute over Gennifer Flowers denying an alleged 12 year affair as he campaigns in Texas and defends himself. Hillary deflects the issue while Democrats react, and Flowers’ remarks are denounced by party leaders.
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Bill Clinton
Texas
Clinton
Gennifer Flowers
ABC News
Mr. Clinton
New York
Star
Ms. Flowers
Arkansas
Singer
Democratic National Committee
Ronald H. Brown
Hillary Clinton
South Dakota
Jackson
Miss
Bush
New Hampshire
Little Rock
Setting the record straight on Frederick County minutes
Gail Bowerman, Frederick County commissioner and vice president, spends hours revising meeting minutes. From Winchester Hall and home she files numerous corrections, arguing minutes must accurately reflect discussions and be clear and germane.
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Frederick County
Gail Bowerman
Winchester Hall
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Jon Kreissig
Baltimore Sunpapers
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Bruce Reeder
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