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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1993
Page
1
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon announced he will not run again and will back Alderman James Grimes. Grimes says Gordon and his wife Rita support his mayoral bid, expressing pride Gordon believes Grimes can fill his shoes. Alderman Sally Murphy notes Gordon’s decision frees time for his life and discusses concerns over Grimes trucking business.
Mayor Paul Gordon, in office since 1990, presided over tight budgets and only one 1-cent tax hike amid shrinking revenues. He cites reforms to open government, downtown revitalization, and a crackdown on drug crime. He notes a 40 to 80 percent drop in drug arrests in public housing and safer streets for residents and children.
The Democratic plan targets deficits with a wide tax increase approved by the House, hitting upper earners hardest. Energy taxes raise gasoline and electric costs for the middle class, while high earners face higher top rates, surtaxes, and broader Medicare taxation.
Kerron Braunson, a Frederick County junior once labeled at risk, earned Maryland Bright Star honors after dramatic changes in attitude and attendance. With support from Maryland Tomorrow and Future Business Leaders of America, she excels in academics, leads a school business team that won a state prize, and aims for American University with hopes of running her own business someday. She has earned about $600 this year for good grades.
Sunny and pleasant today with highs in the 60s Clear and cool tonight with lows near 40 A chance of a 4 after noon thundershower on Saturday highs in the 70s See weather on Page A2 and map Also entertainment and sports notes on Page C1
Frederick County faces an opening on the Board of Education as Samuel Koski seeks another five year term with July 1 start. Democrats and Republicans will interview four applicants each, amid partisan debate over incumbents and appointments. George Stipe is the only Republican applicant named, a Woodsboro production planner and former teacher.
Kathy Wasley reports a strong recovery for Gillian Wasley after a March mauling by two rottweilers at Middletown Middle School. Gillian, then a fifth grader, endured critical care at National Medical Center and 16 days at Children’s Washington, with scalp and ear injuries and facial bites. She remained paralyzed for five days to prevent movement.
Frederick city parks face higher vandalism costs this year with an estimated 5000 to repair damage across 465 acres. Repairs include broken hoops, damaged water fountains, spray paint on shelters, and smashed spouts. Parks superintendent Russell Castle notes Hillcrest Amber Heights Stonegate heavily affected amid ongoing disputes over funding and park commissions. Continuous vandalism threatens summer readiness and may require mayoral and alderman approval for funds.
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