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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1997

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Frederick mayor aims for smooth $345 million budget vote

Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes says no objections expected at Thursday's public meeting as aldermen vote on the $345 million budget he proposed. He notes no changes since presenting it two weeks ago and discusses possible tourism funding and keeping city dues to the Washington Council of Governments.

Frederick Jim Grimes Grimes Tourism Council Frederick County Washington Council of Governments COG Dues Frances Baker

County OKs 193M budget and 2.26 tax rate

Frederick County Commissioners narrowly approved a 193 million operating budget with a 2.26 tax rate Tuesday night using unaudited surplus and impact fees to fund capital projects. The vote reflected concerns over drawing on surplus funds and the need for more growth funding via impact fees. The package includes a 459 million capital budget with school and water projects and bonds, grants, and other allocations.

Frederick County Mark Hoke Hoke Ilona Hogan Frederick Community College Health Department David Gray Bruce Reeder Terre Roy Rhoderick

McVeigh jurors hear bombing victims testimony in death penalty review

Jurors in Timothy McVeigh's sentencing hear harrowing accounts from survivors and victims' families of the Oklahoma City bombing. Judge Richard Matsch limits some evidence to avoid inflaming jurors while allowing about 45 witnesses over three days. The panel, already convicting McVeigh of murder and conspiracy, must reach a unanimous verdict on death or life without parole.

Denver Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma City Richard Matsch McVeigh Matsch Branch Davidians Waco Texas U.S Alfred P. Murrah Federal FBI

Biotech firm rejects Frederick for MontCo

Human Genome Sciences Inc will build a new pilot scale production center in Montgomery County near Johns Hopkins Bernard Research Campus instead of Frederick. The 80,000 square foot facility, costing about 40 million dollars, will join plans for future expansion and aims to advance therapeutic protein development. Frederick County officials say HGS preferred Montgomery County despite strong incentives.

Frederick County Human Genome Sciences Inc Montgomery County Melvin Booth Johns Hopkins Bernard Research Frederick Human Genome Sciences Zacre James Singleton HGS

Polish students bring Odyssey of the Mind trek to Frederick

Five Polish students from High School No 9 in Gdansk travel to Frederick to compete in the world Odyssey of the Mind. They tour the city before the world finals at the University of Maryland. Their Double Trouble project includes a balsa tower that rated 195 kilograms while a Atlantis skit is performed.

Frederick Europe Gdansk Lech Walesa University of Maryland At College Park Atlantis University of Iowa Alyssa Phoebus Celia Rachel Quinn Thomas Johnson High Chris Odyssey Sam Ya Gov. Thomas Johnson High School College Park Joseph Heidel Mateusz Grzybowski Krzysztof Pomo

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