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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1998

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2

Maryland High Court May Become Supreme Court

Maryland House members backed a constitutional amendment to rename the state’s top court the Supreme Court replacing Court of Appeals. the intermediate bench would become Appellate Court. If voters approve in November, the change would take effect with the next election cycle.

Annapolis House Maryland Court of Appeals Supreme Court Court of Special Appeals Senate Dana Lee Dembrow Montgomery New York US Supreme Court George Owings Dcalvert Court of Extra- Special Appeals

Driver escapes injury as rig overturns near Point of Rocks

Canadian truck driver Paul A. Smith, 25, fell asleep on U.S. 15 near Basford Road, veered across the center line, and struck an embankment. He was pinned and extricated by Carroll Manor rescue personnel after a 5:40 am crash. state police helicopter deployed but canceled as not needed.

Point OF Rocks U.S. 15 Here Paul A. Smith U.S 15 Basford Road Kevin Zuzak Carroll Manor

Budget revisions completed by Maryland Senate panel

ANNAPOLIS AP A Senate Budget and Taxation Committee finished work on the state budget after restoring some cuts amid Gov. Parris Glendening objections. The panel reversed most of the $14.5 million in proposed reductions, offsetting with alternate cuts and leaving about $1 million unresolved. Debates begin next week on the $16.6 billion plan with anticipated cuts exceeding $100 million, including library aid and state employee pay. The panel added 3 million for books to public schools with a condition for elementary schools, and restored half of 2 million for a Prince George's County library grant.

Annapolis Senate Parris Glendening Glendening Prince George’s County

Police make drug arrests in Frederick night bust

Four Frederick residents were jailed after city police arrested them on cocaine charges. All four face six counts including distribution and possession with intent to distribute. Bail set at 120000 each. Arrest times range 8 45 p m and 9 30 p m at West Sixth North Bentz and West Seventh Motter avenues. Names include John Nolan Parker 34 David Kint 34 Arthur Bernard Taper 33 and Vanessa Mae Anderson 27.

Frederick James Ledwell West Sixth North Bentz John Nolan Parker Bartagis Place David Kint John Hanson West Seventh Street Motter Avenue Arthur Bernard Taper Winchester Street Vanessa Mae Anderson Taney Apartments

Gill named to dean list at University of Maryland College Park

Maureen Gill of Mount Airy was named to the dean's list for the fall semester at the University of Maryland College Park. A sophomore majoring in computer science, she is the daughter of Bobby and Karyn Gill and a 1996 Linganore High School graduate in Frederick.

Maureen Gill Mount Airy University of Maryland, College

Fire log: multiple calls end nine pm Thursday

A 24 hour fire log lists 2733 Hillside Court at 5:51 am a house fire in New Market Green Valley. Calls include Talbot Run Road at 5 42 am brush fire Libertytown Ambertown Condos 6 15 am brush fire Junior 2488 Wayside Court 11 51 am house fire Independent 3322 Sumac Court 12 51 pm gas leak in Green Valley. Ambulance calls total 21 emergencies and 9 routines.

Hillside Court New Market Green Valley Damascus Hyattstown Talbot Run Libertytown Ambertown Sumac Court

Maryland Lottery Draws Reported With Thursday Results

Lottery results from Maryland show Thursday night Pick 3 numbers 8 9 1 and Pick 4 numbers 0 1 0 2 drawn Thursday afternoon Pick 3 3 3 0 and Pick 4 1 4 1 7.

Maryland

Frederick Frederick Weather Outlook

Forecast covers Frederick with tonight mostly cloudy and cold low 30s. Saturday mostly cloudy breezy with late shower chance and highs near 50. Extended outlook shows sun and snow flurries in the mountains, with 40s to 50s elsewhere. Beach forecast adds breezy Saturday high in the 50s.

Frederick

Snow and cold spread from Plains to Northeast Asia storm reports

Arctic air and light snow stretch from the northern Plains to New York with record lows in the region. A highway crash in Boxboro Mass. due to heavy snowfall kills a baby girl and a 45 year old man as clouds roll across the West and Southeast sees sun, then showers.

New England mid-Atlantic Texas Appalachians Central Plains Midwest Rockies Plains Dakotas New York State Mississippi Valley Ohio Valley Pennsylvania Boxboro Mass Southeast Florida Rocky Mountain States West California Oregon North Dakota Minnesota

Allegany County weighs tax on tip jar gambling

Allegany County officials study taxing tip jar gambling proceeds, an activity that may bring in more than 24 million dollars yearly. A Washington County style tax could yield about 700 thousand dollars annually for schools, safety and roads, with officials arguing proceeds should ease local tax burdens while some funds support charities.

Cumberland Allegany County Washington County Bernard Loar Maryland Frederick County Alegany County Arthur Bond Sal

Court upholds ruling for paper The Frederick News-Post

Frederick County Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr affirms the board decision in a dispute over unemployment insurance taxes. The newspaper argued its carriers, writers and managers are independent contractors, while the state claimed employee status for a small group. The judge found substantial evidence supporting the board, noting the paper provided testimony and sworn statements, with no fact witnesses offered by opponents.

Frederick News-Post Frederick County G. Edward Dwyer Jr Dwyer Eugene A. Conti Jr Secretary of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation Board of Appeals Conti Frederick News- Post News-Post George E. Randall

Maryland lawmakers nix governor pay raise for four year term

The House and Senate rejected raising the governor's salary from 120000 to 135000, keeping Glendening at his current pay amid his claim of no need for more. A $1809 legislative raise will still pass to bring lawmakers' salaries to 31509 by 2091.

Annapolis House of Delegates Senate Parris Glendening Ellen Sauerbrey Glendening

Maryland Senate weighs lower DWI BAC to .08 and .06

Maryland lawmakers held a hearing on lowering BAC limits for driving while intoxicated to .08 for DWI and .06 for DUI. Supporters cite lives saved and injuries reduced, while opponents warn of tourism and restaurant impact. officials note federal funds and state revenues at stake.

Annapolis Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee Clinton U.S. Senate House Maryland Maryland State Licensed Beverage Association and Restaurant Association of Maryland Restaurateurs

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