Alderman Voices Concern Over Recent City Real Estate Deals
Alderman Frances Baker questions the city's rapid real estate acquisitions citing financial risk while noting approval for Fountain Medical Center for 250000, Carmack Jay's supermarket for 725000, a 2.5 acre site for 425000, with appraisals higher than prices. Mayor Grimes says talks continue for McHenry Auto Parts to extend East Street amid traffic goals.
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Frederick
Fountain Medical Center
West Seventh and
Market Streets
Carmack-Jay’s
North Market Street
East South Street
Lippart Cabinet Co
General Tire
James Grimes
McHenry Auto Parts
East Patrick Streets
East Street
Frances Baker
Carmack-Jay
Maryland Agencies Face Large Loss Under HUD Rescission Bill
Frederick's Housing Authority and the Department of Housing and Community Development would lose 472256 dollars if a 7.2 billion HUD rescission bill passes. The measure, already passed by the House, would cut modernization funding by 323000 dollars and operating funds by 79027 dollars for 1995 1996, risking unit renovations and replacement of essential equipment.
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Frederick
Teresa Ham
Housing Authority
Sagner
Ham
HUD
County debates who runs ALS program in Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners will again discuss ALS program leadership on Monday. The executive committee of the Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association seeks control, while ALS providers argue for independent governance. The inactive ALS Council since 1987 is to be reconsidered, with no immediate decision expected.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association
Tim Ganley
Bruce Reeder
Reeder
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Chamber of Commerce
County Fire and Rescue Association
Libertytown
Ganley
ALS Council
Dan Hughes
ALS
Association
Rick Himes
Mount St. Marys teams bow out in NCAA action at home
Mount St. Marys fans packed Knott Arena for the men's and womens NCAA games against Kentucky and Alabama. A CBS satellite feed broadcast the events to two large screens as coach Jim Phelan led his team onto the court amid hopeful chatter and tough odds.
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Timothy Jacobsen
Mount St. Mary’s
Kathy Stitely
Andre Smith
Knott Arena
Kathy
Brian
Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary
Jim Phelan
University of Kentucky
University of Alabama
CBS Network
Mount
Richard Thrasher
Emma
Ned
McBride admits killing Mantack after 400 foot chase
Christopher McBride testified he intended to kill Carl Mantack describing a 400 foot pursuit that ended with Mantack stabbed and throat slit. He claimed self defense, saying Mantack was violent and a drug world killer, while Mantack’s death was ruled murder in the opening days of the trial.
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Christopher Andre McBride
Carl Anthony Mantack
Mr. Mantack
Mr McBride
Julie Stevenson
McBride
Mr. McBride
Mantack
Broadway
W. South St
Ms. Stevenson
Chillas
Potomac High School
Department of Energy
Frederick
Bartlett urges federal budget cuts to fix deficit
Rep Roscoe Bartlett warns of an intolerable growing federal deficit and argues for reduced government waste. He cites moving school lunch funding to block grants and shrinking federal departments as steps toward balancing the budget, while criticizing Beltway thinking and stating private sector job creation will follow.
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Fergaville
Congress
Maryland
Roscoe Bartlett
R-oth
Ballenger Creek Community Association
Clinton
Washington
Dr. Bartlett
Bartlett
Beltway
Patsy Schroeder
Colorado
At&t
Stup AIDS notice bill headed for approval
ANNAPOLIS The House gave preliminary approval to Delegate J Anita Stups bill allowing emergency room workers to be notified of exposure to HIV hepatitis B meningitis tuberculosis and mononucleosis when a patient they treated dies The medical examiner would notify exposed staff if post mortem results show the diseases The measure faced opposition from Delegate Salima Marriott who argued it would erode confidentiality protections and weaken testing policies
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Annapolis
House
Frederick County
J. Anita Stup
Baltimore
Salima Marriott
Plastic age arrives in county
Frederick County will allow residents to pay property taxes with a Discover credit card starting in July. County Treasurer Lois Filby led the move after contacting 4200 delinquent notices and noting the card helps reduce delinquencies. The system will require a processing terminal and printer, as Discover will be the only plastic accepted due to its lower user fees.
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Krista Glielmi
News-Post
Frederick County
Discover
Lois Filby
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