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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1996
Page
4
Aldermen discuss scope of potential inquiry into city contracts with City staff and the ethics commission to review bidding processes. Mayor Grimes notes a July 2 letter withdrawing a dump truck proposal while confirming the ethics panel's independence and intent to investigate.
On Ocracoke Island residents brace for a hurricane with no forced evacuations. Pene Thompson, who manages the Anchorage Inn and Marina, plans for potential impact while many locals preemptively prepare, yet some visitors remain unaware and unconcerned as storms loomed.
Miami AP reports Florida authorities ordered evacuation for nearly 500,000 residents from Sebastian Inlet to Amelia Island as a hurricane warning extended along the coast. Bertha, with winds of at least 39 mph and gusts far from the center, threatens the East Coast.
A cosmetic procedure explains lifting the eyelids under anesthesia in under ninety minutes. It removes skin and fat to rejuvenate the eye area, with rapid healing and minimal scarring. Patients can return to work within two weeks and may receive a free booklet or consultation by phone.
The Christ Reformed Church plans to buy 14 E Main St built in 1890 for about 126000, potentially demolishing or repurposing it for church growth. Neighbors and planners urge preservation while Middletown lacks a historic policy though county officials push a county wide plan to guide demolitions and surveys.
The board favors a 0.5 percent transfer tax on home sales to replace a $2,200 single family impact fee, arguing it is fairer and could lower new homes' cost. A 140000 dollar home would incur about 700 dollars tax vs current fees. Special districts would require 60 percent homeowner approval, but lawmakers rejected such districts last year.
At a Brunswick campground 800 attendees over the weekend sparked a late night clash leaving a 9-year-old hospitalized in shock and a 16-year-old treated after alcohol and medication mix. Residents demand better safety while leaders vow to improve resources and enforcement.
Senate Republicans clashed with Democrats over a minimum wage increase as 93 Republicans backed the rise and 138 opposed it in May. Five Republicans joined Democrats to defeat an exemption for newly hired workers, prompting remarks from Gore and Reich about political shifts. Clinton urged timely passage while Daschle warned of Republican delay at their peril.
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