George Randall General Manager in Frederick MD
George Randall named general manager as of Monday June 17 1991 in Frederick Maryland.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1991
Page
6
Maryland Motor Fees Face Federal Slowdown Risk
The piece argues increased motor vehicle fees are needed to bolster the Transportation Trust Fund and preserve federal funding for road and bridge projects. It notes past legislative resistance to higher fees, Gov. Schaefer's warnings, and a shift toward supporting user fees as road users pay for improvements to protect millions in federal money.
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Transportation Trust Fund
Annapolis
William Donald Schaefer
Maryland
Frederick County budget clash over school pay and taxes
Roy Meachum argues the county faces a contentious budget vote as the commissioners cut road funds to curb taxes while boosting school payroll. He criticizes pay raises for non classroom staff and warns the Board of Education budget jump to 78 million, with Education taking 56 percent after possible cuts. He cites the FCTA and Winchester Hall leadership as key factors in the dispute.
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Frederick County Taxpayers In Action Inc
Board of Commissioners
Ron Sundergill
David Gray
Gail Bowerman
Frederick
Sundergill
Annapolis
Winchester Hall
Community College
Board of Education
Frederick County Teachers Association
Larry Hauver
Jane
FCTA
Haover
Nurse is victim of military justice
A pregnant Air Force nurse, Capt. Carla Lancaster, was sentenced to six months in a military prison for taking two leftover pain pills from a wisdom tooth procedure. The case at Lackland Air Force Base draws fire over the military justice system and its handling of alleged drug use.
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Washington
Air Force
Carla Lancaster
Lancaster
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Ft. Leavenworth
Kaw
Congress
Wilford Hall
Lancaster Convicted For Drug Theft Faces Leavenworth
Captain Lancaster, an Air Force nurse, was dismissed with a dishonorable discharge after a four day trial for using a controlled substance not as prescribed. A forged Demerol incident led to court actions, with a separate patient evidence surfaced. Critics question sentence severity as ensuing hospital thefts continue.
Long bus trip home and duty in Texas amid 50 years ago
A Frederick resident on two weeks leave from a Texas military assignment took a three day 2000 mile bus journey home with 35 cents in his pocket. He recounted that hunger faded after arrival and food tasted wonderful. Flight C of the 104th Observation Squadron prepared for weeks of aerial practice at Sea Girt New Jersey.
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Frederick
Texas
104Th Observation
Detrick Field
Sea Girth
N.J
Plans worry Adamstown residents amid regional update
Adamstown residents protest the June region plan update at Carroll Manor Elementary, calling for preservation of rural life. They recall December 19 1900 public input urging less mining and industrial zoning, accusing county leaders of ignoring residents and misrepresenting prior comments. James R Alexander appeals to commissioners to heed the people’s will.
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Adamstown
Carroll Manor
Montgomery County
Gaithersburg
Buckeystown
Eastalo
Pennsylvania
Lincoln
Outraged at Ashbury end the charade now call for probe
A Harvard senior economics major and Frederick County resident condemns John Ashbury for seeking a grand jury probe into a county tax hike. He voices outrage at the decision and urges accountability from the commissioners.
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Ashbury
John Ashbury
Frederick County
Taxpayers In Action Inc
Harvard University
Cambridge
Mass
Frederick City
Letter on Frederick tax hike and political conduct
Jon Stefanick argues against the May 30 tax increase in Frederick County, citing its harm to consumer welfare and growth. He notes commissioners voted 3 to 2, defends funding needs, criticizes Ashbury and Meachum, and urges cleaner county politics while supporting education funding.
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Frederick
Board of Education
Mr. Ashbury
Ronald Sundergill
Gail Bowerman
David Gray
Mr. Sundergill
Ms. Bowerman
Sundergill
Roy Meachum
Mr. Meachum
Meachum
Frederick County
Pesticide spraying two views spark reader letter
Dawn Master presents two opinions on pesticide spraying. She argues frequent spraying wastes money and harms many animals, suggesting traps and selective spraying. She acknowledges a counterpoint that spraying protects food, urging reader agreement and verification details.
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