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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1992
Page
4
A council debate centers on revising meeting minutes from retreat to planning session and later to meeting or session. Bowerman defends edits for accuracy while colleagues caution over time cost and public transparency, with tapes confirming earlier terms and tension over minutes’ wording and approvals.
A man and a woman, charged with break-ins on U S 40 over three days, are being questioned by Frederick City Police. Charles Stuphin and Cheryl Dement face multiple counts including breaking and entering grand theft and petit theft from Grease Monkey Shepherds Table and Weis Market near Festival of Frederick.
The Post reports Bush plans to reveal health care provisions drafted by Mr. Darman after coalition talks with Republicans. He aims to show leadership in the economic rescue effort, recalling Gulf War victory and East-West easing, with a dual state of the union assessment. Officials say the speech will be forthright, candid, and oriented toward a clear, understandable blueprint.
Clinton campaign questions tape editing while Ms Flowers asserts a 12 year affair, saying she loved him and he urged denial. Polls show most say the affair is between Clinton and his wife but many would vote for a candidate who had an affair. Flowers press conference grows heated as Clinton and wife defend marriage.
Del George Littrell writes of road horrors to the governor on January 7 as residents fear isolation and delays when the Monocacy River floods Bennett Creek. Mrs Williams notes limited access, fire response risks, and schooling disruptions while awaiting the planned realignment between Flint Hill and Md 80. Schaefer says the project will improve safety and access.
Seven construction workers died when a Beech 18 seaplane crashed and sank in Nanaimo British Columbia with nine aboard. Two survivors were hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Six bodies were recovered from the cabin as the plane lay inverted in about 35 feet of water. Residents and officials witnessed the recovery and noted community perseverance. Representative Beverly Byron attended the site and praised local, state, and federal cooperation.
Mayoral plans to hire a chief under terms similar to other directors avoids a contract. Gordon praises the appointee as highly respected nationally and internationally. The move follows a unanimously adopted collective bargaining ordinance with the FOP. Sgt. O'Brien backs cooperation but questions the finalist search while criticizing closed-door process.
Maj Raffensberger, head of Baltimore’s tactical unit, will relocate with his wife from Owings Mills to Frederick. He credits developing the city’s helicopter unit and discusses community policing as a gradual shift, aiming to build closer neighborhood ties and outline new police policy.
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