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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1992
Page
3
County officials plan a three step budget reduction, starting with operating budget cuts, followed by a capital budget review of 12 projects over 250000 totaling over 7 million, and using undesignated set aside to cover any shortfall. Revenues cannot be raised. a hiring freeze may stay. travel freeze could be eased to restore departmental flexibility.
Linda Swann a contract driver for Walkersville Woodsboro and New Midway schools says she supports drug testing but questions accuracy and potential false positives. The state board ruled positive tests ban drivers from operating school buses and require attendance at ordered tests or face removal unless a documented excuse exists. State Superintendent Nancy Grasmick defended the regulation as strengthening student safety.
Dr. Phillips complained about inaccessible stalls at The Antique Station on July 20 1991. She said most stalls sit on a raised platform and a ramp was offered but she refused to be followed by staff. State law requires public spaces to be accessible unless undue hardship. MHRC staff believe The Antique Station can be made accessible without undue hardship. owner George Simmons offered no comment.
Geneva report quotes UN high commissioner Sadako Ogata urging immediate action as up to half a million Yugoslav refugees risk hunger and exposure this winter. She appeals for funds to aid winter relief and urges Western Europe to accept more refugees, noting $66 million pledged so far.
Laurie Zimmerman will continue appearances at dairy shows including the Maryland State Fair and other industry events. She stressed youth education and involvement in agriculture, noting six years in FFA and ten in 4-H along with her American FFA Degree. She aims for the University of Maryland to study agriculture economics. In a separate note, Ice-T says Warner Bros will pull Cop Killer from Body Count at his request and release it as a single to limit backlash.
The report lists six UN inspectors from Germany, Switzerland, and other nations, with two Americans and a Russian outside to review documents. White House says Saddam won concessions from the UN and vows continued resolve. Officials consider force if diplomacy fails, while Boutros-Ghali urges more negotiations.
County officials spar over a volunteer fire and rescue association plan. Commissioner Reeder and Mrs. Yingling urged coordination while opposing changes, but the vote failed. Fire officials argued the task force overstepped authority, fearing loss of control and annual leadership shifts. Volunteers warned the plan could power grab the safety director role.
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