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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1987

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City water conservation plan could trim Frederick bills

Frederick launches a voluntary water conservation program to install devices in homes aiming to cut household use and save money. Residents report mixed results with bills and leaks. officials project up to 3 million gallons saved annually as the city subsidizes materials and administration.

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Poindexter North to get limited immunity

Congressional investigators tentatively would grant limited immunity to John M. Poindexter and Oliver North in the Iran Contra inquiry. Public testimony is delayed to June with hearings set to begin May 5. Immunity would cover testimony while aiming to avoid criminal prosecutions.

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St Patrick Day celebration flows through Frederick streets

Good spirits flowed as downtown Frederick painted itself green for St. Patrick Day festivities. Crowds gathered despite a workday, with green balloons, Kiss Me I’m Irish buttons, and a pub crawl from Clyde’s in Washington. Jim Butler reported orderly crowds, while Kevin James performed with revelers joining in traditional songs. James made his fifth St. Patrick Day appearance.

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Weak U S Growth Stands At 1 1 Percent In Q4 1988

The Commerce Department reports the 1988 fourth quarter GNP grew 1.1 percent annual rate, revised down from earlier estimates. Personal consumption fell 0.4 percent, inventories dropped more than previously thought, while the inflation rate eased to 0.7 percent. Analysts warn growth may lag despite a better trade deficit, with many predicting 1989 growth near or below 1988 levels.

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County weighs Lake Spring water system purchase compromise

Frederick County commissioners debated public water and sewer service for White Rock and Pinecliff residents and settled on a rate compromise for Lake Spring Water Company users. The plan would have White Rock pay 393 dollars yearly and Pinecliff 782 dollars for water and sewer if the county buys the system or keeps it separate, with a formal letter indicating interest in acquisition if kept as a separate system. The move follows residents’ complaints of poor service and unhealthy water and presents three options: add to county system, keep separate, or new proposal.

White Rock Pinecliff Frederick County Lake Spring Water Company Lake Spring Commission J. Anita Stup

Ethics panel to issue guidelines on conduct

The Frederick County Ethics Commission plans guidelines for boards on conflict of interest issues. The panel reviewed a complaint against Franklin Gladhill and Richard Grossnickle, who jointly work with attorney Seymour Stern. A written decision is expected by mail after a 24 hour notice period.

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