Overrun on Grove Stadium costs reaches 350000 dollars
Frederick City Mayor Paul Gordon said extra stadium costs exceed the 1.2 million budget, with total project costs rising from an initial 4.2 million. He hopes surplus funds this year cover the gap while landscaping and a new scoreboard add further expenses.
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City fire companies heated over as charges
Frederick city four fire companies oppose city plans to bill water and sewer use, while Mayor Gordon backs a system to gauge consumption for sewerage and other services. Independent Hose Co. No. 1 President Willard Horine protests the shift, citing years of service and shared duties. Public Works Director Strine suggests installing a metering device to quantify water used for sewerage versus other uses. Nearby towns already bill fire companies for water and sewer services. Horine fears an unstable transition and a lack of smooth operation.
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Gorbachev Decree Sparks Lithuania Firearms Stand
Lithuania's prime minister Kazimiera Prunskiene condemned Gorbachev's decree as mistrust and demanded exact troop numbers. President Landsbergis stressed unity despite Moscow orders, noting Soviet troops have increased maneuvers. A Lithuanian general said weapons were partly turned over to the Soviet military while firearms remained in civilian units.
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Soviet Union
Soviet Interor Ministry
Moscow
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Compromise plan aims to end abortion filibuster in Maryland
In Annapolis pro choice and anti abortion factions grapple over a compromise plan from Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller. The plan seeks resolution of a filibuster on abortion with a November referendum option while protesters demand a bill that effectively places the issue before voters.
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C. Bernard Fowler
D-St. Mary’s
Francis X. Keily
Baltimore County
Hanson parents consider safety escorts amid assaults
A street corner press conference at John Hanson Apartments drew residents like Michael Hill urging community escorts for children after a knife attacked pupil Natasha Worthington and other incidents. Hill, whose daughter lives nearby, said police protection cannot be relied on and vowed self help. Enika Brown, 14, recounts a separate car assault near Frederick High School, with injuries treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A suspect was not yet named.
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Michael Hi
Natasha Worthington
Mr. Hill
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Enika Brown
Frederick High School
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More funds seen for Carroll Creek
Maryland officials anticipate a larger funding role for the Carroll Creek Linear Park and flood control project. Governor Schaefer may add up to 1 million in a supplemental budget, potentially lifting the total to about 7.5 million with county and Frederick city matching one third each. The governor aims to fast track completion, possibly within four to five years, though funds hinge on local matching shares and expenditures.
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Frederick County Health Officer Leaves for AIDS Administration
Dr Kathleen Edwards will resign as Frederick County health officer at end of April to head the Maryland AIDS Administration in Baltimore. She has served since August 1987 and will oversee 275 staff and an $11 million budget. Edwards cites advances in medical research and her governor’s AIDS council work as factors in the move.
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Maryland Aids Administration
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Gillian Ann van Blerk
Aids Administration
Maryland
DHMD
Adele Wiizack
Dr. Edwards
Tomatoes From Outerspace Growers At Western Maryland
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the low to mid 60s. Friday remains partly cloudy and mild with highs in the low to mid 60s. Western Maryland weather and map feature notes a greenhouse segment and a student project titled Tomatoes from Outerspace.
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