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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1994

Page

5

Detrick dedicates room to Grimes at Fort Detrick

Fort Detrick dedicates a training and conference room to John G. Grimes, brother of Maj. Gen. Jim Grimes, honoring his 38 years in federal service. Maj. Gen. Samuel Leffler lauds Grimes for creating key communications systems including the defense satellite network and the Moscow link. Grimes notes career milestones, cites White House and National Security Council roles, and plans final retirement to Frederick, Maryland.

Fort Detrick 1110Th Signal Battalion John G. Grimes Jim Grimes Samuel Leffler Army Information Systems Command Grimes East Coast Telecommunications Center Electrospace Systems, Inc Leffler Leffer Defense Moscow Washington Area East Coast Army War College White House Frederick County National Security National Security Council Virginia Frederick John Grimes

Man vows to open topless BYO club in Frederick County

Mount Airy resident Russ Eisenberg says he will open a bring your own bottle topless club in Frederick County. He has faced local bans while county officials study adult entertainment rules and seek adaptable ordinances. He aims for a suitable commercial site on main roads and vows a legal route if needed.

Russ Eisenberg Frederick County Mount Airy Frederick Joe Emerson Eisenberg Michael Thompson U.S. 40 Treasures Taneytown Thompson Soho Johnsville Gerald Johnson Johnson Boonies

Rhoderick’s shift on full-time county duties and plan

Rhoderick argues a new state bill frees county commissioners from meeting three times weekly, prompting questions about the $30,000-a-year role. He targets economic growth, education, and crime, backing tax abatements and regulatory relief to lure and assist businesses, opposes higher impact fees, and prioritizes road rebuilding and adequate school funding.

General Assembly

Defense Faces Claims Of Coercive Police Tactics

The Frederick County defense bar warns of police pressure to obtain consents to search and waivers of rights, citing threats and coerced statements. Sheriff Harbaugh defends investigations as impartial while noting recent misconduct allegations and civil rights suit exposure. The letter outlines patterns of alleged abuse and stresses officers’ duty to protect constitutional rights amid ongoing cases.

Maj. Raffensberger Maj Raffensberger Lynn Tillery Morrissette Harbaugh Defense Frederick Frederick County Criminal Defense Bar Association Criminal Bar

Park Lights Shutdown Sparks Amber Meadows Protest

Amber Meadows residents protested city lights turning off at the basketball court near Amber Johnson High. Denise West organized a meeting with Mayor Jim Grimes and aldermen to seek a resolution. Mayor Grimes said the issue is not racial and anticipated a quick solution despite resident objections and police notes of a drunken disturbance.

Gary Barrett Denise West Jim Grimes Grimes Mr. Grimes Amber Meadows Sam O’hara

Mount Alumni Weekend Aims to Boost Visibility

Mount will host alumni weekend this Saturday and gather graduates. Mr. Houston is to select a new vice president to replace Provost John Campbell. The incoming president plans extensive travel in his first year, visiting alumni chapters, bishops, and school systems nationwide to promote Mount's seminary and academic programs.

Mr. Houston John Campbell Buhrman Houston the Mount’s Seminary

City considers funding Baker Park carillon maintenance

Aldermen praised the fly-in plan while officials agreed to cover part of 289000 dollars for carillon upkeep in Baker Park ahead of Frederick’s 250th anniversary. Friends of Baker Park seek city support. options include a loan and a formal agreement. Linden Hills residents will be canvassed on park use as public works cites rising annual maintenance costs.

Meta Nash Baker Park Friends of Tillery Frederick Joseph Baldi Linden Hills Fred Eisenhart

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