Frederick to appeal curfew ruling to Maryland Court of Appeals
Frederick Maryland will appeal a Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruling that struck down its 14 year old curfew ordinance for minors. The mayor and Board of Aldermen voted to pursue the case after citing a 1975 federal ruling upholding a similar Middletown Pennsylvania curfew. The ordinance prohibited youths under 18 from remaining in public places after midnight on weekends and after 11 pm on weekdays with limited supervised activity exemptions.
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Frederick
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Paul Gordon
Board of Aldermen
Maryland Court of Appeals
U.S
Pennsylvania
Middletown
N. Lynn Tillery
Milner Roberts
Ms. Tillery
Iraq defiant as U.N. inspectors face Baghdad stand
Cyprus AP report shows Iraq rejecting U.N. inspectors at the Agriculture Ministry while Tariq Aziz defends sovereignty. Dumas says Security Council to meet and issue an ultimatum. U.N. team faced threats from demonstrators. officials warn of potential allied military action to enforce cease-fire terms amidst the Kuwait invasion and embargo context.
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Cyprus
Iraq
Tariq Azziz
U.N. Security Council
Roland Dumas
Security Council
Baghdad
United States
Council
U.N
Aziz
Agriculture Ministry
Saddam Hussein
Mr. Dumas
France
UN_ representatives
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Washington
Azie
Castle ousted in bank realignment in Frederick County
Jack Castle former regional vice president at First National Bank of Maryland Frederick County was among five regional staff cut as the bank realigned its structure. He led local groups including the Frederick Chamber of Commerce in 1991 and chairs several boards while planning to stay active in the community. The bank also reported a 21.5 percent rise in Q2 net income and a 45.8 percent increase for the first half of 1992.
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Jack Castle
Frederick County
First National Bank of Maryland
Castle
Chamber of Commerce
Private Industry Council
Mount St. Mary's College
Commissioners
Governor's Employment and Training Council
Frederick
Cats may hold key to AIDS research says scientist
Dr Stephen O Bren of the National Cancer Institute at Fort Detrick says domestic cats exposed to FIV resemble HIV in humans and that studying felines could speed AIDS breakthroughs. He notes 2000 cat samples and advances in sequencing may reveal immune system clues applicable to human treatment.
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National Cancer Institute
Fort Detrick
Snme
Aboniste
Brens
O'Bren
Rim
Fiat
Receary
Africa
Frederick
Addiiton
Bren
Hearth
City seeks stricter restaurant definitions over entertainment use
City zoning officials proposed a new ordinance to define restaurants with entertainment and impose limits on entertainment and alcohol revenue. The measure requires two full meals served daily and seating for at least 40, with entertainment and alcohol sales capped at 2 percent of total revenue. Mayor Paul Gordon urged quick action to prevent conflicts like the City Limits case at 244 S. Jefferson St. and address downtown location concerns amid liquor regulation changes.
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City Limits
Paul Gordon
Board of Aldermen
S. Jefferson St
Liquor Board
LEPC reviews emergency plans near new Mount Airy school
The Local Emergency Planning Committee and Frederick County Board of Education evaluate Meyers Liquid Fertilizer Co operations and spill response as Tain Ridge Elementary nears opening. Plans cover chemical storage, evacuation routes, and bus contingencies with 11 school buses on notice and 13 private buses available if needed.
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Mount Airy
LEPC
Tain Ridge
Frederick County Board of Education
Meyers Liquid Fertilizer Co
Meyers
Andrew 2. Marsh
Board of Education
Dan Gadra
Gadra
Weather forecast and notices fragment
Showers likely today with highs in the upper 70s. Cloudy with scattered showers tonight and Friday with highs in the mid 80s. Includes weather map on page 4-2. Also mentions women with tools working the soil in related feature on page E-5.
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