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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 04, 1986

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County commissioners approve 126 million CIP plan

The Frederick County commissioners adopted a six year capital improvements plan totaling 126 million dollars with 62 million from the general fund 3 million from state grants 16 million from federal grants 11 million from bonds. Major allocations include 40 million for school projects 30 million highways and 18 million general government projects. A 12 million middle school in Frederick drew criticism for its cost and signals while land options and other schools receive funding in 1968 1992 and 1989 1988 periods.

Frederick County County General Fund Tiederick County Board of Education Frederick Harold Keller Jr Galen R. Clagett Keller Clagett Brunswick Middle School CIP Board of Education South Frederick North Frederick Annapolis

Truancy leads to 1350 dollar fine for mother

Twelve year old Daniel Bennett skipped school repeatedly at New Market Elementary between September and early March. Maryland judge Herbert L Rollins fined Daniel's mother Kathy Bennett 1350 dollars and placed her on three years probation, stating she may avoid the fine if the boyattends next year.

Daniel Bennett New Market Daniel Kathy Herbert L. Rollins Ms. Bennett Rollins Ed McClain Road Monrovia Maryland Bennett

Montgomery approves 55.4 million for roads plan

Montgomery County Council approved 55.4 million in road funding with the Germantown Drive Interchange as the largest item at 30.1 million. About 15 million would come from bonds and the rest from developer impact fees. Remaining projects were tabled awaiting charter amendments and public referenda timing.

Rockville Montgomery County Henry Bain Germantown Drive Crystal Rock Drive MD 27 Germantown MD 118 Germasions Drive

Weather notes for Western Maryland cool with possible shower

Partly clumsy forecast for Western Maryland says a cool night with a chance of a shower toward morning. Low temperatures near 55 degrees. MapPage features weather and local terms. Words of Wisdom remark by Arnold Glasgow about honest advice.

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Soviet claim US seeks to derail Reagan summit

Soviet deputy foreign minister Alexander Bessmertnykh said a U S move to abandon SALT II could jeopardize a Washington summit this year but he did not rule out a meeting between Reagan and Gorbachev. He stressed the need for progress on arms control and a better overall climate before another high level encounter.

Associated Press Moscow Wbidaccs Walle Alexander Bessmertnykh Reagan Washington Bessmertnykh United States Mikhailo$ Gorbachev Geneva Bessmerinykh Kremlin Bessmertnykhsan

County approves funds to fix ailing bookmobile

Frederick County commissioners unanimously approved a 4000 budget transfer to repair the county library system bookmobile nicknamed Red Rover. The 11 year old vehicle with 115000 miles died after an engine fire on April 8. The vote followed public outcry over service cuts and a May 28 library board decision to divert salary funds for repairs.

Red Rover Frederick County Frederick County Public Library Board Richard L. Grossnickle Library Board Grossnickle Library

Plane crash near Wolfsville injures crop duster

A crop dusting pilot escaped serious harm after his plane crashed on the Wolford Wolfe farm at 9057 Black Rock Road near Wolfsville this morning. Rescue teams from Smithsburg ambulance, Wolfsville Fire Company, and Boonsboro Squad assisted, as Maryland State Police investigated the scene.

Wolford Wolfe Black Rock Road Wolfsville Smithsburg

South Market to reopen Friday at noon traffic

The first block of South Market will reopen to traffic Friday at noon, with city officials noting a nine day closure to begin soon for sewer pipeline work as part of the Carroll Creek redevelopment project. Workers have been installing a four pipeline system and manhole work is underway.

South Market Aga Wrhin Carroll Creek Robert L String City Public Works Strime South Court Carrol Streets

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