Grimes says Frederick city gains from acquisitions, stays in black
Mayor James Grimes and officials assert recent acquisitions and control changes in Frederick city strengthen finances. A $31 million 1994 95 budget yielded a $700,000 surplus, with $2.5 million cushion and a $29 million investment package. Purchases include Seventh-day Adventist Church property for 4.45 million and Fountain Medical Center for 250,000, plus an offer of 725,000 for Carmack Jays Supermarket. Bond upgrades enabled borrowing under 6 percent. Settlement on the Adventist property is planned mid year, with a future market plan for the supermarket.
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Grimes
Frederick City
James Grimes
Carolyn True
Gerald D. Kolbfleisch
Kolbfleisch
Fountain Medical Center
Carmack-Jay’s
North Market Street
US Bankruptcy Court
North Market
West Seventh Streets
Police
Engineering
Old Farm Residents Fight New Frederick Development
Nearly twenty residents spoke at the Frederick Planning Commission opposing a 145 acre Free Farm master plan for 534 housing units between Old Farm and Rocky Springs Road. They warned traffic, school crowding, and loss of local recreation spaces would burden children and local services unless access favored Rocky Springs Road and proper impact studies were conducted.
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City Planning Commission
Frederick
Free Farm
Old Farm
Rocky Springs Road
Old Farm Drive
Gary G. Spitalsky
Spitalsky
Warfield
Cloverhill
Whittier
Mr. Spitalsky
Rocky Springs
Mary Miller
Big birds may bring big bucks to Beuchetts
The notice hints at an agriculture item about large birds possibly boosting income for Beuchetts, with a pointer to Page A7 for details. It references weather context and a Page A-7 continuation within the local newspaper.
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Beuchetts
Middletown district plans Braddock Heights ambulance run area
Frederick County Commissioners vote to create Braddock Heights ambulance district starting Feb. 6 and cut part of Middletown tax district. Debate centers on run area and fire tax effects with May public hearing for rates. Previously served by Jefferson Myersville Middletown and Independent Hose Co. Areas now reassigned alter fire tax implications for residents.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
New
Jefferson
Myersville
Independent Hose Co
Baltimore National Pike
Rosebud
Myersville Ambulance
How Dyslexia Affects Learning to Read, Dr Lyon Explains
Dr G Reid Lyon of NICHD outlines how dyslexia impedes decoding sounds within a syllable, limiting rapid word recognition and reading comprehension. He notes 20 percent struggle with phoneme separation, rhyming at age five predicts later reading success, and early detection is crucial.
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G. Reid Lyon
National Institute of Child Health and Human Development
Frederick County
Pam
Pencola
Lyon
Dr. Lyon
NICHD
Community mourns Jimmy McGee 11 after heart transplant failure
Neighbors decorate a Collingwood Lane tree with shamrocks and Easter eggs in memory of Jimmy McGee 11 who died after a heart transplant at Columbia Presbyterian Babies Hospital New York City. His parents Mike and Paula recall years of medical battles and community support from 1991 fundraising to present.
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Collingwood Lane
Old Farm
Jimmy McGee
Jimmy
Mike
Paula McGee
Columbia Presbyterian Babies Hospital
New York City
Mrs. McGee
Mr. McGee
New York
Frederick Municipal Airport
McGee
GOP options for cutting programs drawing fire
The Senate Republican plan to trim Medicare Medicaid and other benefits provoked strong opposition from elder aid groups. Sen Judd Gregg led the task force releasing proposals that would slow benefit growth raise taxes and increase elderly costs, drawing warnings from AARP and others. The ideas under review by Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole signal early steps in a broader reform effort.
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Washington
Senate
Judd Gregg
R-N.h
GOP
Gregg
Martin Corry
American Association of Retired Persons
Frederick County keeps Aa and Aa bond ratings
Moody's preserves Aa rating and Standard and Poor's AA rating for Frederick County after evaluation. Officials say ratings reflect solid finances, with no tax increases planned and ongoing efforts to attract business. Bond market sale of 40 million dollars set for noon in Baltimore.
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Moody’s Investor Service, Inc
Standard and Poor's Corp
Frederick County
Standard and Poor’s Corp
Baltimore
Mark Hoke
Hoke
Frederck County
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