Zoning board refuses to rehear home business case
Frederick City Board of Zoning Appeals refused to reconsider Deborah Grove's bid to run Old Dominion Systems from her 608 Lindbergh Court home. The case centered on a one-employee limit for home occupations and disputes over whether the request could be revised after the May hearing. The board voted 3-1 to deny reopening, with Susan Geist dissenting.
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Louis Lyons News-Post
Frederick
Tillery
Grove
Krista McGowan
Ethics panel absolves in county ethics inquiry continuation
The Maryland county Ethics Commission decided to meet to discuss complaints after consulting state officials. At the Saturday session chair Erminie Warsh recused herself as she is a county schoolteacher, with alternate Jerry Chesser joining Marietta Mullen and Neil Lamb. The panel noted prior cases on conflicts where board members with school ties vote on public matters, and acknowledged former county commissioners had relatives in schools while setting tax rates and budgets. Complaints also claimed a May 25 closed-door meeting at Mrs Bowerman’s home to plan a press conference was unethical, but the commission said it falls under state open meetings law rather than county ethics rules.
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Joe Emerson
Erminie Warsh
Jerry Chesser
Marietta Mullen
Neil Lamb
Commission
John O'Donnell
Maryland State Ethics Commission
Way
Shriver
David Gray
Mud and Ash Collapse Straps Olongapo City
A volcanic mud flow and debris devastated the area leaving 300,000 residents without electricity or tap water. In Olongapo, near the Subic base, streets stayed buried under a foot of ash and drinking water polluted with mud.
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Olongapo
North Korea to return remains of 11 U.S. soldiers
North Korea will hand over the remains of 11 Americans killed in the Korean War to a U.S. congressional delegation at Panmunjom on Monday, as officials in Seoul confirm. In Montana, violent crime rose 23.4 percent last year, the sharpest gain among rural states, driven by better reporting and social factors.
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South Korea
North Korea
United States
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Panmunjom
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Helena
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U.S Senate Judiciary Committee
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Board of Crime Control
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Wyoming
Arizona
Colorado
Kansas
South Dakota
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Iowa
Utah
Idaho
Maine
Last Day of School Draws Tears and Traffic Help
Assistant principal Howard Gilpin stood under an umbrella by Motter Avenue guiding crossing guards on the final school day. He noted more students now shed tears than in the past, though many remain pleased. Teachers begin reporting to complete year end tasks.
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Motter Avenue
Howard Gilpin
Gilpin
North Frederick
Frederick Democrats form Monocaty Plowman and Fisherman Club
The Democratic State Central Committee in Frederick County finalized plans for a social political club named after Maryland’s seal. Three to four events yearly will feature leaders in informal settings with July 15 as the first event at Del. James E. McClellan’s home with Comptroller Louis L Goldstein as guest. Membership is $100 and includes a guest option.
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Plowman
Democratic State Central Committee
Frederick County
Maryland
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick
Washington
Louis L Goldstein
Beverly B. Byron
6Th
Barbara Mikusski
Frederick
Ronald Young
Parris. Glendenning
Prince George’s County
Central Committee
P.O. Box
County planners debate recordation tax and cuts
County planning commission discussed a recordation tax raised to 3.50 and a discount rate cut. Local business owner Adcock urged restraint citing 37 percent revenue losses and 30 employees, as residents urged not to raise taxes. Several speakers warned higher taxes push taxpayers to neighboring states and hit about 60,000 taxpayers not present.
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County Planning Commission
Reeder
Adcock
Phoke
William Woodcock
Frederick
Byron predicts approval for women pilots in combat
Rep. Beverly Byron says the Defense authorization bill will permit women to fly combat aircraft at the discretion of Air Force and Navy leaders. She notes women already serve in AWACS, U2s, tankers, cargo and reconnaissance roles. Senate hearings on the measure proceeded with support from lawmakers including John Glenn and John McCain.
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D-6th
Department of Defense
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House of Representatives
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Byron
John Glenn
Ohio
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