Police auxiliary may issue tickets in Frederick
Ten area residents could be empowered to issue parking tickets in Frederick after a mayoral vote. The Uniformed Volunteer Auxiliary, already riding with officers after 10 weeks training, would focus on handicapped spaces and traffic control with radios in their cars while avoiding physical confrontation.
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Frederick
Ray Raffensberger
Jefferson Street
Maj
Raffensberger
Baker Park
Thomas F. Colliflower Jr
Allen J. Dyson
Martin D. Holt
Jack L. Kessel
Senate panel votes on 85B tax cut plan reforms
Senate Finance Committee moved to vote on an 85 billion dollar tax cut package drafted by chair William Roth Jr. The plan seeks broad cuts affecting real estate sales and cigarettes while aiming for bipartisan reform. Moynihan urged caution yet pledged bipartisan effort as panelists noted collegial mood and no dissent.
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Washington
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
William V Roth Jr . Rdel
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roth
Pennsylvania
Daniel P. Moynihan
New York
Finance Committee
City slows Bailes Lane closure for airport expansion
Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes said the city will take the time needed to close Bailes Lane to allow FAA mandated rights of way for airport expansion. Several businesses may relocate as land is acquired, with most owners negotiating damages. The goal is to develop opportunities and taxes, not to tear down.
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Frederick City
Bailes Lane
Jim Grimes
Federal Aviation Administration
Grimes
William Mulhearn
PAM Engineering
Square One
Mulhearn
East Street
Carroll Creek
MARC
Greater
Frederick arts groups to share statewide grants
Frederick County organizations will share about 84 000 in state matching grants part of 6 87 million awarded to 275 groups. Frederick Arts Council 51919 Weinberg Center 8000 Delaplaine 5500 City of Frederick 4000 festival committee 4000 Fredericktowne Players 4000 Beneath My Wings 2705 City Summer Concert Series 2000 Maryland Lyric Opera 1500 Historical Society of Frederick County 750 others include 133 million for Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and 166 251 for Olney Theatre selections made by Maryland State Arts Council from competitive reviews.
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Frederick County
Parris Glendening
Frederick Arts Council
Weinberg Center For
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
City of
Pouncing Robbie McLuckie leaps into Catoctin Creek
Robbie McLuckie leaps from a cliff into Catoctin Creek along Md 17 near Middletown striking a pose like a lion. Maurica Harshman follows behind as onlookers react to the risky stunt.
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Robbie McLuckie
Catoctin Creek
MD 17
Middletown
Maurica Harshman
FCC Budget Includes Eight Percent Tuition Hike At FCC
Frederick Community College approved a 17.4 million dollar budget showing an 8 percent tuition increase with no enrollment growth. Revenue comes mainly from tuition 40 percent county 34 percent and state 23 percent. A fiber optic link from Frederick Cablevision will connect the campus to Winchester Hall boosting data speeds from 64 000 to between 10 and 100 million characters per second.
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Frederick
FCC
Frederick Cablevision Inc
Father and son clean up at U S Open rounds in Bethesda tale
Robert Boehmer a Gaithersburg materials manager and his son Jonathan aged 16 worked as busboys for $10 an hour in Congressional Country Club’s ballroom during the U S Open. The pair recall meeting Tiger Woods, Ernie Els celebrants, and other golf figures while watching the Oakmont event and sharing memories that spurred Jonathan’s golf interest.
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Robert Boehmer
Gaithersburg Electronics
Frederick Man
Jonathan
Bethesda
Tony Congressional Country Club
Tiger Woods
Boehmer
Tiger
Woods
Boehmers
Gov Thomas Johnson High School
Ernie Els
Mr. Els
Oakmont
Duffy Waldorf
Fuzzy Zoeller
ESPN
Chris Berman
Washington
Sam Yu
Jonathan Boehmer
Congressional Country Club
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