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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1998
Page
8
State lawmakers implement a spectrum of measures effective this week including a boat sales tax cut and a pesticide notification requirement for schools. Pension benefits rise for public employees with mandatory 2 percent contributions. a tobacco settlement class action option is authorized with capped legal fees.
Frederick County candidate Hogan vows to press for transfer tax authority to fund infrastructure. She aims to strengthen agriculture as an economic engine while preserving heritage and addressing aging residents, underscoring the Character Counts pillars: caring citizenship trustfulness respect responsibility fairness.
TJ school renovation moves ahead as planning approval next April will trigger county funding. Project phases include lab upgrades first to free space for a larger rebuild of the TJ Middle and High School on North Market Street. Architect selection for Wolfsville Elementary addition approved with a $152,000 fee.
Maryland officials extended the prepaid college tuition program deadline from today to July 30 to attract more participants. The Maryland Prepaid College Trust reports 20 000 inquiries but only about 1 000 applications, with officials citing outreach gaps and a public confusion over the program’s nature as reasons for slow uptake. The plan, created in 1997, offers multiple payment options to cover four years of college costs with tax advantages and state tax exemption on interest.
Ecker campaign manager Geyer Wise 28 resigns, saying she will work on campaigns closer to her New York home. Ecker, Howard County executive, vows to stay in the race, calling himself the best candidate and noting voters want a different choice.
Lt Powell commands a platoon that saved a newborn found in a toilet after a mother misperceived labor. He recalls a fatal Anacostia River bridge crash where a young man died before extraction. Powell stresses teamwork, resilience, and the calling of a pes commander to balance strength and cohesiveness.
The Maryland Historical Trust called for extreme intervention that would compromise the building’s integrity. The foundation disagreed but deferred to the trust. Mr. Gunn said saving the house seems unrealistic now, claiming the fabric is destroyed and likening it to resuscitating a dead person, with precedent only from 2000 years ago.
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