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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1997

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Race for city alderman fields expands to nine Republicans

By Monday's deadline three more Republicans John Sica William D Kellogg and Otho J Keller joined the Frederick board of aldermen race bringing the field to nine Republicans and seven Democrats. Five seats per party advance to a November general election with key dates through Oct and Nov including primary Sept 9 and general Nov 4.

John Sica Wiliam D. Kellogg Otho J. Keller Frederick Joseph Baldi Keith E. Krause William Ashton Rowena Higinbotham John Tregoning James Lee George Wenschhof Donna Kazemchak William Hall Meta Nash

Rollins Accuses Baker of Prejudice in Wanderer Case

Frederick city Alderman Frances Baker faced claims of improper bias in the Lesley Wanderer matter. Assistant City Attorney Anne Rollins says the aldermen may have acted as a quasi judicial body when considering Vandever’s case. Baker denies wrongdoing, calling accusations gobbledygook.

Frederick Frances Baker Lesley Wanderer Anne Rollins Board of Aldermen Ms. Vandever The Weinberg Ms. Rollins Mrs. Baker

Power restored after brief Frederick County storm

A storm Monday evening knocked out power to about 1,200 homes across Thurmont Mount Airy and Damascus with 100 remain dark this morning. Allegheny Power spokeswoman said outages were caused by wind and falling tree limbs and most outages were resolved by noon.

Discovery Frederick County Allegheny Power Thurmont Mount Airy Damascus Maryland Frederick News-Post Todd Howell Rich McClellan Blue Ridge Summit Dill Avenue Hood College Mr. Howell

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Fredenck Mews

Water restrictions spread across Maryland counties

More than 21,000 residents in drought stricken Maryland counties face water restrictions that prohibit lawn watering and car washing. The voluntary orders span towns from Stevensville on the Eastern Shore to Mount Savage in Allegany County, with stretches not reflecting a statewide drought says USGS hydrologist Ronald McGregor. At least 10 communities, mainly in Carroll and Frederick counties, are affected.

Maryland Stevensville Mount Savage Allegany Ronald McGregor U.S. Geological Survey Baltimore Carroll and Frederick Coun

MVA reveals errors in monthly car title figures

Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration admits its monthly reports on new car titles were flawed since 1991. The mistakes could misstate economic health by omitting dealer sales. Dealers reported undercounting activity, prompting a 20 day reporting window for corrections.

Glen Burnie Motor Vehicle Administration Maryland State Comptroller’s Office MVA Marvin Bond State Comptroller MWA Bond Robert C. Russel R&h Motor Cars Ltd Owings Mills Maryland New Car and Truck Dealers Association Russel Mr. Russel

Health director juggles workload in county

Larry Bohn, the county's new director of environmental health, says public health must come first and often means saying no. He plans cross training across specialties as workload grows with county expansion, especially in food inspection.

Larry Bohn Bohn

WWII gunner to attend English WWII museum opening with secretary

Byron Schlag, a B-17 tail gunner and Cornell alumnus, will travel to England for opening ceremonies of a WWII aircraft museum in Duxford. He will accompany Secretary of the Air Force Sheila Widnall, is a life member of the 8th Air Force Historical Society, and owns The Great American Cookie Company. The event includes a hangar gala with about 200 Air Force personnel.

Byron Schlag England Frederick County 8Th Air Force Sheila Widnall Air Force Duxford United Kingdom United States Schlag Cornell University 8Th Air Force Historical Society National

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