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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1987

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Alderman Pushes Doubling Frederick Parking Fines

Alderman Jon F. Kreissig proposes doubling the city’s parking fines from five to ten dollars to curb illegal handicapped space use and other infractions. He will seek a May 2 meeting recommendation from the Parking Commission and a June board vote after a traffic division and public works survey identify needed signage and enforcement enhancements.

Frederick Jon F. Kreissig City Parking Commission Police Traffic Division Public Works Department Kreissig Montgomery Board of Aldermen

Reopening sought for historic Fishing Creek park northwest of Mountaindale

Mountaindale residents and city leaders discuss reviving Fishing Creek Reservoir, once a quiet riverside retreat now vandalized and gated. Alderman Kreissig and Delegate Smith back a study on community support and potential policing, noting CCC era structures and remaining stone grills and picnic areas.

Frederick City Mountaindale del. Boyd R. Smith Fishing Creek Reservoir Frederick Jon F. Kreissig Kreissig City Hall Smith Janet Albright Carol Rollman Civilian Conservation Corps Franklin Delano Roosevelt CCC

Consolidated system may lower water rates

Public Works Director Lawrence W. Johnson says the first year of the consolidated system will lower water and sewer rates for most Frederick County residents. A public hearing is set for May 19 at Winchester Hall. Residential water minimum is 2.15 per 1000 gallons and commercial 2.75. sewer is 130 annually. Commercial with meters pay 140 or the water charge. The plan, endorsed by commissioners, shifts capital costs for new growth to developers.

Frederick County New Consolidated System Public Works Lawrence W. Johnson Winchester Hall Johnson

Weather and sports wrap from local pages A-2 and C-1

Forecast calls for showers and possible thunderstorms with highs in the mid 70s and a tonight clearing trend with lows near 54. Saturday should be mostly sunny with highs in the 70s. In C-1, Darnell Whims hits a three run homer fueling Teomas Johnson High to a six run rally over Frederick High.

Maryland Darnell Whims Teomas Johnson

Cicada Emergence Prompts Home Garden Warnings in Maryland

After 17 years underground the periodical cicada is emerging in Maryland with six to eight weeks of activity. Entomologist Gaye Williams notes peak activity in early June, describes nightly emergence, egg-laying on twigs, potential branch damage, and simple protective measures like netting and delaying planting. The species is non venomous and harmless to people, but some residents fear disturbances.

Maryland Gaye Williams Maryland Department of Agriculture Ms. Wiliams Ms. Williams Ms Williams

Residents oppose 4 a.m. landfill opening in New Market

About 50 residents gathered at the New Market Grange hall to oppose an early 4 a.m. opening of the Frederick County landfill to serve six city garbage trucks. They warned of noise, traffic on Reich's Ford Road, and potential safety hazards, urging compromise to 5 a.m. and citing road narrowness, litter, and concerns about drivers. The city planning director said he would relay the suggestion to officials.

New Market Reidh Ford Road Frederick County Kenny West Reich Frederick Reids Ford Irene Cole West Joe Mason At & A.m James A. Schmersabl Harry Crutchley Jr Crutchely Larry Johnson Public Works John Lawther State Health Department

Iran Contra witness says North funneled funds to Contras

Robert Owen testified under immunity that he moved money and intelligence from Oliver North to Contra leaders in Nicaragua while working for Adolfo Virgen or Otner, cashing traveler’s checks with John Miller, director of the White House administration office, and delivering funds to a Contra chief. Miller resigned hours after the testimony, as Congress probed deeper Reagan era involvement.

Washington White House Oliver L. North Nicaragua Robert Owen Johnathan Miller Office of Administration Owen House Senate Reagan Administration Jeader Adolfo Vntero North Congress Contra See Capito National Security Robert McFarlane Reagan Beirut Marvin Fitzwater Washington Post McFarlane Edwin Meese III Senate Committee Paw. Trible Jr R-Va CIA David Boren D-Okiz Senate Intelligence Committee Denver John Singlaub Calero San Francisco

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