Berger’s retirement closes a planning era in town politics
The town’s planning commission bid farewell to member Berger after a long tenure since 1962. He resigns before November, plans antique clock books and church mission work. Burgess Orley Bourland ends an 11th term bid. Lawrence Roller and Vaughn Zimmerman run again. Heritage Farm Park set for new ball fields amid concerns of historic preservation and neighbor impact. GVAA to use town fields. Parks and Rec weighs site approvals and a public meeting is scheduled.
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Berger
Calvary Assembly of God
Burgess
Burgess John L Thompson Jr
Planning Commission
Orley Bourland
Lawrence Roller
Vaughn Zimmerman
Janice Coffey
Heritage Equestrian Association
Heritage Farm
Glade Valley Athletic Association
Heritage Farm Park
Town Parks and Recreation Commission
Creamery Park
Jim Beard
Parks and
Rec Commission
GVAA
Heritage Park
Kent Nicodemus
Heritage Farm Preservation Committee
Mary Mills
Jim Reid
Debbie Zimmerman
Parks and Recreation Commission
Frederick Police Embrace Community Policing Approach
Frederick officials describe community policing as permeating officers with a service mindset. The department uses grants to fund staff including a new gang analyst. Only a third of the 13 room building is used by police. city offices will occupy the rest. Chief Raffensberger says the program has yielded friendlier, more understanding officers, praised by letters and callers during an open house.
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Frederick City
Hoyle
Raffensberger
Frederick
Ambrose Eyes New Democratic Party Role
Ambrose weighs a position with the Democratic Party amid potential conflicts of interest and impropriety concerns for judges. She discusses duties with judges as an experiment while Blaine Young awaits guidance on filling the vacant spot. Ambrose has been nominated for Circuit Court judgeships twice and served as assistant state's attorney in Washington and Frederick counties.
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Democratic Party
Democratic Central Committee
Blaine Young
Young
Ambrose
Washington
Frederick
Frederick clinic internship shapes future in health care
Ms. Thomas, a University of Maryland graduate, completed a paid internship with Health Care for the Homeless in Frederick, observing clinic operations and evaluating service quality. She helped recruit volunteer physicians, surveyed 30 patients, and learned the value of teamwork in community health during a June 1989 program funded by a McKinney Act grant.
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Thomas
North Dakota
California
Frederick
Action Agency
Department of Health and Human Services
Frederick High School
University of Maryland At College Park
Howard
University of Maryland
Medical School
Ms. Thomas
AMSA
Naked hitchhiking fantasy ends with arrest in Virginia
A 23 year old woman posing nude to lure a ride was picked up by her boyfriend Christopher John Barbour 35 of Fredericksburg after a failed plan on a rural road in Prince William County. Barbour was charged with drunken driving and released on bail. police did not identify the girlfriend.
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Nole
Christopher John Barbour
Prince William County
Barbour
Kim Chinn
Fredericksburg
Lake Ridge
Suspected drug buyer misdials pager. Bend man arrested
In Bend Oregon a man seeking a quarter pound of green marijuana buds dialed the wrong number and spoke with police. Detective Jim Porter arranged a midnight meeting and arrested 21 year old Thomas VanHoose charging possession delivery and conspiracy to deliver. He initially refused to believe the mistake.
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Bend
Ore
Jim Porter
Wayne
Porter
Thomas VanHoose
VanHoose
Les Stiles
Oregon
Stiles
Dole pledges IRS downsizing and tax cuts plan
Bob Dole outlined a proposal to shrink IRS powers and size, with a possible six year tax cut near 600 billion dollars. He proposed a tax break exempting small business investments from capital gains if reinvested in a new small business, while delaying final package decisions.
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Harrisburg
Bob Dole
IRS
Dole
Mr. Dole
Washington Post
Nelson Warfield
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Dive team recovers cockpit and data recorders from wreck
The recovery, a week after the crash, finds a voice recorder and a data recorder amid wreckage. officials say the cockpit transcripts and flight data could illuminate cause, though NTSB lead investigator cautions conclusions remain uncertain. FBI still weighs whether the blast was accident or terrorism as bodies recovered reach 114 of 230 dead.
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Francis
U.S
al Dickinson
NTSB
Mr. Dickinson
FBI
Long Island
Suffolk County Medical Examiner’s
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