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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1996

Page

4

Lake Singanore water agreement settles long dispute

County officials and Lake Singanore Association reached a formal agreement to regulate water draw from Lake Linganore. The plan includes a 1.5 million dollar permanent intake, potential lake draining after Labor Day, fish restocking, and shared dam costs funded by a four dollar surcharge. The pact covers fountain activation, ministerial studies on filtration, and an application to increase daily withdrawal permits from 750,000 to about 2 million gallons.

Robert Hayes John Kendall Lake Singanore Association Linganore Dam Lake Linganore Hayes Maryland Department of Natural Resources Singanore Dam Lake Singanore Lake Lingapore

Radio Dawn: Frederick AM duo host four hours live on air

In a Frederick station two morning hosts Gibbons and Kitzmiller discuss their on air banter while viewers hear live news and sports. By 6:30 am co anchor Rebecca Matthews joins McManus as the team maintains rapid fire dialogue and jokes during a three hour broadcast.

Mr. McManus Mr. Gibbons Mr. Kitzmiller Rebecca Matthews Charles Osgood Rush Limbaugh Frederick Post Kitzmiller Gibbons Midwest Frederick Wfre Air Force

City directors approve salary increases under new budget

City directors' base salaries rise as the new budget takes effect, with raises ranging from about 5.5 to 13 percent. Several officials including Finance Director Gerald Kolbfleisch and Public Works Director Fred Eisenhart see notable boosts, while uniformed police officers average a 9 percent hike. Debate continues over a 6 percent cap and whether charter rules were followed, with public comment limited and city officials defending the process.

Gerald Kolbfleisch Jonathan Angel Lynn Beard Public Safety Ray Raffensberger Public Works Fred Eisenhart James Schmersahl Gary Hessong Roekey Myers Kolbfleisch Board of Aldermen

Wellington bar promotes frozen chicken bowling stunt

In Wellington, Fat Ladies' Arms Bar replayed a chicken bowling game after animal activists objected to the stunt. The SPCA criticized the event while pub owner Shayne Armstrong said public support kept the promotion going, insisting the chicken was already dead.

Wellington New Zealand The Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Shayne Armstrong Bo Williams SPCA

Whittier name debate ties to local school naming

John C. George led a parent committee that suggested Whittier as the subdivision name. He notes Frederick High School is named for the city, not Frederick Calvert or the Prince of Wales, implying questions about using poet names for the school as well.

Whittier John C. George Frederick High School Frederick City Frederick Calvert Lord Board of Aldermen

City Mayor Faces Ethics Clash Over Bank Ties

Frederick County scene centers on Mayor Grimes, alderman past, and FCNB ties. CEO Patrick Linton declines comment as ethics code questions surface regarding city contracts and bank dealings. Truck Enterprises wins county bid for dump trucks, prompting calls for another alderman meeting and a workshop on code revisions.

Frederick County National Bank Patrick Linton FCNB Grimes City Hall Baldi Bennett

Drunken Driving Deaths Rise After Decade Decline

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration reports 1995 alcohol related crash deaths rose to 17,274, up 4 percent from 1994, ending a ten year downward trend but still 28 percent below 1986 peak.

Washington National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

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