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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1996

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3

Lawsuit Ends in Favor of Benna Opposition to Trash Facility

The Long dispute centers on Free State and residents opposing a Tuscarora Road recycling site. Judge Stepler found O'Brien and lawyer Gordon pursued a defamation action to silence critics, not a legitimate case. Benna and Bland celebrate, while costs and reconsideration motions linger.

Old Dominion Recycling Leesburg Ralph Gordon Frederick Free State Frederick County Blandid O’brien R. Carl Benna Tuscarora Road Halt Stepler Maryland Court of Special Appeals Gordon Mr. Benna Benna Bland O'Brien

Frederick County wooing MedImmune with potential site gains

A district setup decision leaves the MedImmune site location undecided as Frederick County lobbies for a new facility. Commissioner Ilona Hogan praises the project while Ramsay Crosby of the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development stresses keeping MedImmune in Maryland. Commissioner David Gray cites quality of life and local colleges as draws. MedImmune, which employs 100 now, could add about 220 jobs at an anticipated site with an average $60,000 salary.

MedImmune Frederick County Ilona Hogan Ramsay Crosby Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development Mediimmune Maryland David Gray Frederick Community College Gray Frederick

Habitat demolition dispute over Savanna plan dries up aid

Preservation Maryland proposed trading or donating the Ice Street site to Savanna Development for a rehab project with Habitat for Humanity, but Habitat declined. The plan would have shaped eligibility and cost, with Savanna involved as partner while Preservation funded the project for low income families.

Habitat Preservation Betty Jean Murphy Savanna Development Corp Baltimore Historic District Commission Jim Grimes Habitat For Humanity Preservation Maryland Chase Savanna Niblock Ice Street

Perot Campaign Defamation Case Dismissed on Appeal

A Maryland court dismissed multimillion-dollar defamation and privacy claims by Way against Perot campaign staffers including Stallings and Kass. The appellate court upheld summary judgment finding Way failed to prove harm or false pretenses in obtaining background info. Way and Stover still pursue a separate federal case, appealing a prior ruling.

Stallings Hal Kass Askew Mr. Way Frederick County Mr. Perot Anne Arundel County Mr. Kass Perot Robert H. Heller Jr Way KEK Rat Killers Klub

Reconsidering privatizing Frederick EDC bylaws in dispute

County commissioners debate shaping the EDC into a quasi private body. They seek legislative authorization from the General Assembly before funding or voting to alter the EDC form. Public suggestions urge openness, ethics inclusion, and bylaw amendment authority.

ECDC David Gray Gray EDC General Assembly Margaret Cline Frederick County League of Women Voters Jim Stirewall Board of Directors Board of County Commissioners City of Frederick County Municipal League Frederick County Farm Bureau Frederick County Pomona Grange Municipal League

Taxi rate dispute fuels city taxicab debate

City residents dispute recent metered fare changes as drivers defend higher mileage costs. Owner Jerry Wood says Tibbs misread a trip to New Market with a $12 base plus 1.30 per mile, while Alderman Meta Nash notes complaints and supports meters for consistency.

Jerry Wood Tibbs Mr. Wood Meta Nash City Transportation Committee Ple Frederick

Saline Implants Offer Safe Alternative to Silicone

Four years after the FDA banned silicone implants, saline implants emerge as a safe, natural looking alternative. Studies show no disease link with saline implants, though initial recovery can be brief and some lifting and activity restrictions apply. Surgeons note saline’s natural look and reassure patients about risks and recovery time.

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