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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1991

Page

6

Gordon Proposes Six-Cent City Tax Boost to Fund Next Year

The editorial supports Mayor Paul Gordon's plan to raise the property tax rate by six cents to fund next fiscal year services. A $1.61 per $100 assessment on a $40,000 home would add $24, bringing the city closer to $1.5 million needed. Budget cuts include eliminating memberships in regional councils and limiting Maryland Municipal League travel, with employees bearing more costs.

Gordon Washington Council of Governments Conference of Mayors Frederick County Commissioners Ocean City Maryland Municipal League Frederick City Paul Gordon

Maryland’s governor and lieutenant governor forge brief truce in gridlock

In Maryland a peace appears in Annapolis as Gov. Schaefer and Lt. Gov. Steinberg restore cooperation after a week of brinkmanship over redistricting and a $109 million shortfall. Senate President Miller and Speaker Mitchell back the accord, but a lasting cease fire remains doubtful as fiscal pressures and upcoming elections loom.

Melvin Mickey’’ Steinberg State House William Donald Schaefer Schaefer General Assembly R. Clayton Mitchell Senate Thomas W. Mike Miller Mitchell Miller Annapolis Maryland

Soviets may have fought for Iraq in Gulf crisis

The CIA says Soviet forces may have acted as double agents during the Gulf war, with several dozen to perhaps 1,000 Soviet personnel serving with Iraqi units or aiding Iraqi efforts. Intercepts and reports place Soviets in Baghdad and assisting from the embassy, while Moscow publicly denied troops there. The findings raise questions about Soviet aid and its impact on superpower relations amid embargo adherence.

General Assembly Schaefer Smackdab Don Schaefer Frederick Mickey Steinberg Washington Central Intelligence Agency Soviet Union Bush Gulf New World Order Mikhail Gorbachev Gorbachev United States National Security Agency Soviet Defense Ministry Iraq CIA Baghdad Jordan U.S White House State Department Red Army

Dorsey King wins women’s judging at Maryland field day

Dorsey King of Dear Frederick outpointed 17 rivals to win the silver trophy in the women’s judging contest at the Western Maryland field day held on the Frederick fairgrounds and sponsored by the Guernsey Breeder’s Association. Margery Taylor of Cheltenham received the white blazer for Hood College seniors. Frederick winners Lillian Thomas Virginia Quynn Mary Jane Hartman and Mary McMurry were also honored.

Dorsey E. King Dear Frederick Western Maryland Frederick Fairgrounds Guernsey Breeder’s Association Margery Taylor Cheltenham Hood College Lillian Thomas Virginia Quynn Mary Jane Hartman Frederick Mary McMurry Brunswick

Charter push in Frederick County aims for responsive government

The Frederick News-Post reports on a move to replace the commissioner form with a charter. A charter writing board led by Judge Barrick is being formed by a coalition including the League of Women Voters and Future. A June debate between Judge Barrick and Mayor Paul Gordon is planned to engage citizens.

Minutia del. J. Anita Stup Board of County Commissioners Samuel Barrick League of Women Voters, Future Charter Board Frederick News-Post Judge Barrick Paul Gordon Midletown Valley Club of Republican Women Burkittsville Raritan Gordon Frederick County Frederick Citizens For Charter Home Rule c/o League of Women Voters S. Clifton Road

Letters to the Editor Boost Charter Support in Frederick MD

Readers urge Nov 5 charter vote and self rule for Frederick County while urging board rethink of council selection. Donations sought to fund campaign literature. a letter-writer signs Rae Belcher of Beallsville and promotes prayer and faith themes amid political content.

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