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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jul 17, 1996

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Frederick teen seeks juvenile trial in tire iron attack

Angela Eileen Danielson, 17, Frederick honor student, is indicted for attempted murder of Kerry Lea Dennard, 35. She asks to be tried in juvenile court. waiver hearing set as judge orders hold without bond. State opposes juvenile return. DJS recommended juvenile system despite severity.

Frederick City Angela Eileen Danielson Frederick County Grand Jury Kerry Lea Dennard Carriage Way Ms. Danielson Paul Handy Frederick County Public Defender’s Office G. Edward Dwyer Jr Brian Hutchison Department of Juvenile Services DJS

Residents debate alderman residency rule postponement

The city delays action on a residency requirement for aldermen at the request of Alderman Jon Kreissig. The measure would require aldermen to live in Frederick for one year before election and during their term. Kreissig cites need for full-board discussion and concerns over revised drafting.

Jon Kreissig Board of Aldermen Kreissig Gaithersburg Meta Nash Mr. Kreissig Frederick Frances Baker

Maryland Readies Welfare Reform via Work First Approach

Maryland expected to receive federal approval within weeks for a sweeping welfare reform. The plan, branded the Family Investment Program and Temporary Cash Assistance, requires recipients to seek work and lets local agencies shift funds. About 1,100 Frederick County AFDC families may enter the new program, with 900 slated for workforce services, while exemptions apply for the severely disabled and certain caregivers.

Douglas Tallman News-Post Maryland Washington Stephen Mood Frederick County Department of Social Services General Assembly Ibe Michael Kharfen Elyn Garrett Jones State Department of Human Resources Feds DHR AFDC TCA

Mosquito Infestation Hits Frederick County Hard

Mosquitoes worsen past 15 years in Frederick County as weathery summer rain boosts breeding. Officials Mohler and Cantwell warn spraying by county and state programs struggles to keep up while awaiting drier weather.

Frederick County Tom Mohler County Department of Environmental Health State Department of Agriculture Mountaindale Catoctin Buckeystown Point of Rocks Mohler Frederick Maryland Michael Cantwell

Penny debate in Congress on future of cent coin

Rep Michael Castle chairing a hearing on the penny signals possible moves away from the one cent coin his remarks contrast with. He later suggests the coin may lose practical value as costs exceed benefits while noting a bill for 50 new quarter designs recently proposed. The General Accounting Office notes 9g billion pennies circulated in 30 years.

Washington Benjamin Franklin U.S Australia New Zealand Michael Castile Del Castle House Banking Domestic and International Monetary Policy Subcommittee Congress General Accounting Office J. William Gadsby U.S. Mint

Private high school plan eyed for Frederick County site

Hawthorne University of Salt Lake City seeks a special exception from the Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals to build a 10.1 acre campus at 5519 Old National Pike. The university would open a local academy high school of about 150 students with a potential college to follow, led by Alfred Munzert, chancellor.

Utah Frederick County Hawthorne University Salt Lake City Old National Pike Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals Alfred Munzert Hawthorne Munzert Northwest Association of Schools and Colleges U.S

Farm Bill program deadline extended in Maryland county

Frederick County Farm Services Agency director Jan Roop says signup for the seven year Production Flexibility Contract has been extended to August 1 after a delay in Western states. USDA Secretary Dan Glickman announced the extension. As of last Friday 699 of 917 eligible county farmers had enrolled, about 87 percent of eligible acreage and 76 percent of eligible farms.

Jan Roop Frederick County Mers

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