Fowler sentenced in Bal Menon case for bribery perjury
John C. Fowler, 46, was fined 4000 and given four months of day release jail, two months home detention, and three years of probation in the federal corruption case tied to Frederick city's ex inspections chief Menon. Fowler had pleaded guilty to bribery then recanted to perjury, affecting a single count.
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John.c. Fowler
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Lewisburg
Fowler
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Gary Jordan
Delegates push strict obscenity rule for Frederick County
The Frederick County delegation led by Delegate James E. McClellan seeks to add Frederick to Maryland counties under strict liquor obscenity provisions. The draft would align with eight other counties including Carroll, supersede Frederick’s current ordinance, and exempt the Weinberg Center theater while keeping bans on nude dancing and explicit entertainment. The group plans to review a draft before filing as a delegation bill.
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D-Frederick Washington
Clinton Cabinet heads to Camp David for weekend strategy
President Clinton and Cabinet officers depart the White House for a two day strategy session at Camp David in Maryland's Catoctin Mountains. They plan discussions on the long term legislative agenda including economic reform health care and national service with the aim of improved coordination ahead of Super Bowl weekend.
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Clinton heads to Camp David for Cabinet meeting
Associated Press photos show President Clinton boarding Marine One at the White House for his first trip to Camp David. Also pictured are Cabinet members boarding a bus for the presidential retreat, including Madeleine Albright, Federico Pena, and Leon Panetta.
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County students attend statewide service workshops conference
About 70 Frederick County students joined more than 1,000 Maryland youths at St John’s College for 30 community service workshops. The Maryland Student Service Alliance promoted a graduation requirement for service, with mixed views among students and educators. Carey Smariga of Middletown argued against mandates, while fellow Middletown students highlighted volunteer activity and teacher Joey Hoffman defended teaching service values. The Frederick County Board of Education planned to vote on the local plan in February.
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Carey Smariga
Middletown
Carey
Joey Hoffman
Ms. Hoffman
Hoffman
Lawmakers reject Frederick transfer tax request
Frederick County officials and local business leaders urged a real estate transfer tax but the delegation voted 5 to 1 against. Delegate George Littrell supported the tax while others said adding to impact fee laws would complicate existing measures.
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Dan Burns
James E McClellan
D-Frederck Washington
McClellan
Ronald Sundergill
Sundergill
State to repair bridge used as private drive near North Market Street
The Mass Transit Administration plans to spend between 20 000 and 60 000 to fix a state owned bridge west of the 1700 block of North Market Street. The 109 year old structure, built to access a nearby farm during railroad construction, has deteriorated decking. Local property owners and MTA officials say the bridge is essential as it is the only access for a residence, with truckers avoiding crossing due to safety concerns. The project includes replacing the wood deck with steel, cleaning and painting structural steel, and removing nearby vegetation. The bridge is tied to a nearby park project and conduit work, with discussions about timing and necessity ongoing.
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Richard Humm
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36 Die In Frederick County Road Crashes In 1992
Maryland State Police statistics show Frederick County roads claimed 36 lives in 1992, up from 1991. Among the victims were 30 drivers including three motorcyclists, five passengers, and a bicyclist. Alcohol played a role in six fatal crashes, with three double fatalities. The deadliest day was Wednesday, and times peaked midnight to 6 am. Several highways and local roads accounted for most crashes, including US 41 and Md routes 75 35.
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Bull Moxley
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