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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1991

Page

7

Lime Kiln lamps keep Kent's streets lit by a fees volunteer

In Frederick County, 80 year old Dorothy Murray collects annual street lamp fees from about 35 Lime Kiln households. Since 1972 the money funds Potomac Edison lighting a small community. The elderly couple live in quiet anonymity as neighbors rely on the lamps and a steadfast volunteer.

Buckeystown Pike Dorothy Murray Henry Baugher Frederick News-Post Murray Potomac Edison Co Austin Mrs. Murray Potomac Edison Onyx Barker

Frederick County considers new revenue sources as grants shrink

Frederick County officials warn on funding strains as population climbs 30.9 percent to 150 208 and state grants fall from 17.0 million to 16.9 million. They weigh property tax raises, hotel motel taxes, sales taxes, and impact fees to fund schools roads and services while balancing public concern and legislative hurdles.

Frederick County Mark Sneadner David Gray Sneadner Maryland Health and Social Services Department of Social Services Tom Fox Gray Gail Bowerman Ronald Sundergill Tourism Council Ray Venema del James E. McClellan D-Frederick Venema General Assembly Sundergill Allegany Anne Arundel Baltimore Charles Garrett Montgomery Prince George’s St. Mary’s Talbot Washington Wicomico Worcester Baltimore City Anne Arundel County Garrett Baltimore County St. Mary's Dawn Hatter

Free Things In Life Face Scarcity In Frederick County

In Frederick County small public libraries expand to serve growing towns and parks like Baker Park offer free amenities. Officials seek new funding, favoring user fees or service taxes over property tax hikes. Advocates argue fees link benefits to costs, while others note the fairness concerns of taxes.

Frederick County Baker Park Frederick John Shannon The Urban Institute Washington, D.C Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations Governing Magazine Shannon

Local governments push fees for recreation use

Frederick County outlines general fund budget and revenues for 1992 while experts note rising reliance on user fees for parks and facilities. Dr. Shannon cites Maryland and Virginia practices and compares donation driven programs such as Vienna West Virginia and Irving Texas, with round up schemes linked to benefits received.

Frederick County General Fund Fairfax Dr. Shannon Maryland Virginia Vienna

Kurdish Leader Signals Shift on Security Council Guarantee

Barzani says Kurds may drop demand for five permanent Security Council members to guarantee any Baghdad accord. He notes no talks on Western troops in northern Iraq, but supports a peace approach as U.S. coalition safety havens aid Kurdish refugees returning after April 24 talks with Baghdad.

U.N. Security Council United States Soviet Union Britain France China Baghdad Barzani Iraq

Russian unionist rejects Gorbachev strike ban decree

Igor Klochkov of the Russian Federation of Independent Trade Unions condemned Mikhail Gorbachev’s order banning strikes in critical industries as treating symptoms not causes. Prime Minister Valentin Pavlov backed an anti crisis program with 13 of 15 republics aligned, two opposing Estonia and Georgia. The movement warns illegal strikes will escalate disruption, while the coal mining stoppage earlier this month cost millions of rubles in lost output.

Moscow Mikhail $. Gorbachev Gorbachev Mr. Gorbachev Valentin Pavlov Kremlin Pavlov Soviet Union Estonia Georgia Igor Klochkov Russian Federation of Independent Trade Unions Paviov Klochkov

Czechoslovak lawmakers repaint Soviet tank pink

In Prague a group of 15 anti Communist deputies painted the last Soviet tank in Czechoslovakia pink for the second time in three weeks to protest charges against a student who had originally daubed the tank on April 28. The tank honors Soviet liberators of 1945 but symbolizess Moscow influence and the 1968 invasion. Moscow plans to complete military withdrawal by late June 1.

Prague Czechoslovakia Soviet Union Moscow

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