Community Rally Supports Anti Semitic Attack Victims
In Germantown on the eve of Passover a Jewish couple repaired after a vandalism attack on their townhouse. Neighbors and leaders presented gifts, a Seder plate, a school check, and support totaling about fifty thousand dollars in damage not fully covered by insurance. Police and officials promised full pursuit of culprits as the community mourns and heals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown
David Keller
The
United Church of Christ
Susan
Curtis Klein
Waterside Court
Betty Morgan
Lake Seneca Elementary School
Mr. Klein
Constance Morella
Neal Potter
Harry Pitt
William Donald Schaefer
Donald Brooks
David Coolidge
Germantown Citizens Association
Klein
Montgomery County
Susan and
Water permit hearing draws sixty residents near Penn Shop
Frail Developers Inc. pitched a water supply project at a Kemptown Elementary School hearing drawing about 60 residents. The plan would serve Penn Shop Estates Samhill Estates and Harvest Ridge with up to 400 housing units on 300+ acres and a 280,000 gallon daily expansion capacity. The system would be internal to the subdivisions with no mandatory well hookups, and a decision was tentatively expected by summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountairy — Frail Developers Inc
Penn Shop Road
Here
Penn Shop Estates
Samhill Estates
Harvest Ridge
Bill Moxley Road
I-70
Ma. 27
Water Resources Administration
Frall Repre
Kemptown
William Fallon
Frall
Ray Barnes
Frederick County
Gary Setzer
The
Kuwait
Koelsch
Environmental Protection Agency
Michael Gwynne
U.N
Global Environment Monitoring
Associated Press
Kuwait City
Rashed al-Owish
Judgeship candidates head toward court seats in Frederick
Profiles detail several Frederick County lawyers including Donald R. Grossnickle, 39, hood college honors graduate and deputy state's attorney since 1983. William R. Nicklas Jr., 39, Davidson College and University of Baltimore Law School graduate. William H. Poffenbarger, 48, University of Baltimore law graduate and bar association member. Judge Herbert L. Rollins, 61, district court appointee in 1985. John Hampton Tisdale, 45, Naval Academy graduate and lawyer with ties to Rollins Wenner firm and Tisdale Clapp Carper. all listed with prior roles, affiliations, and community positions.
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Offutt, Horman, Burdette and Frey
P.A
Donald R. Grossnickle
Hood College
University of Maryland Law School
Frederick County
William R. Nicklas Jr
Davidson College
North Carolina
University of Baltimore
Froderick County State’s Attorney's Office
Nicklas
Ee Elliot, Nicklas & deMoll
William H. Poffenbarger
Virginia Polytechnical Institute
Poffenbarger
American and
Frederick County Bar Associations
Herbert L. Rollins
District Court
Frederick
Washington
Robert F. Sweeney
Rollins- Wenner Law Firm
John Hampton Tisdale
U.S. Naval Academy
Navy
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Rollins- Wenner Law
Rollins, Price and Tisdale
Tisdale, Clapp and Carper
Tisdale
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Community College
Compromise tax plan would boost revenue and end capital gains break
Ms. Hoffman notes the compromise would reduce the investment income tax break from 40 percent to 30 percent for lower earners and phase out entirely by 1992. The plan also extends the 5 percent sales tax to cigarettes and adds 3 cents to the 13 cent cigarette excise tax, raising about 37 million.
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Mitchell
House
Senate
Lawmakers push for Agent Orange exposure tests in veterans plan
Mrs. Byron and Rep. Bonier urge the Defense Department to approve medical evaluations to quantify soldier exposure to smoke from Kuwait oil fires and link it to possible health effects. The effort follows Congress passing compensation legislation last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron
Florida
E. David Bonier
Michigan
Vietnam Veterans In Congress
Southeast Asia
David Koelsch
Bonier
Congress
Koelsch
Bottier
Defense Department
Tax bills die in committee in Maryland
In Annapolis two bills affecting newspapers failed in a House of Delegates Ways and Means vote. One would tax street news racks at about 25 dollars per rack. the other would remove sales tax exclusions on newspaper materials and sales. The measures received unfavorable reports.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
del. Anthony M. DiPietro Jr
Baltimore City
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Sam Yu
Ambrose
Grossnickle
Rollins
Hoffman
R. Clayton Mitchell Sr
John
Lal
Weraprrll
Don Phillips
Jeep Eagle
Jeep & Eagle
Urbana Pike
Armed Forces
Dodge
Frederick, MD
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