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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1991

Page

4

County debate over water extraction text amendment sparks division

County commissioners consider Richard Rudy’s proposal to allow water bottling in the conservation zone. Some officials call for study and caution, while supporters cite environmental need and summer water supply, with opponents fearing ecological harm across 360000 acres.

Ronald Sundergill Richard) Rudy Richard Rudy Middletown Board of Appeals Michael Thompson Rudy Bolivar Road Sue Ann Yingling Gail Bowerman Planning Department Bruce Reeder Middletown Area Frederick Donna Brognard Maryland Department of Environment Pandora's Box Joan Wade

New Market Justified in Redistricting Debate

The board backed the advisory committee plan to address crowding while opposing broad redistricting. Critics called the superintendent proposal insufficient and warned of set precedents for other schools. Twin Ridge Elementary redraws include New Market, Liberty, and Kemptown feeders, with out of district transfer elimination vetoed. Alexandra Dishun honored as outgoing student representative.

Ballenger Creek Patricia Mangiatico Harry deMoli Anthony Gough New Market Twin Ridge Liberty Kemptown Gough Alexandra Dishun

County commissioners clash over staff moves and capital projects

Public debate centers on transferring staff from public works to parks and recreation with no new hires next year. Mrs. Yingling and Commissioner Bruce Reeder warn delays could raise costs in 1993 and beyond, while Commissioners Bowerman and Gray push for deeper cuts. Yingling and Reeder caution cutting capital projects harms future jobs and funding.

Public Works Department of Parks and Recreation Yingling Bruce Reeder Reeder Gail Bowerman David Gray Mr. Gray Mrs. Yingling

City hall board denies home business over traffic concerns

The city board voted 4-1 to deny the Grove home business citing increased traffic from employees despite neighbor support. Alderman Kreissig backed the application while Chester Jenkins Jr. criticized neighbor complaints as ridiculous. The motion to deny proceeded as members weighed potential amendments and input. In other business, the board approved a trailer for Shoresh Youth Camp and a veterinary office at Prospect Plaza.

Marcie Baker Jon Kreissig Chester Jenkins Jr Grove Jenkins Shoresh North Market Street Kristine Wilson Prospect Plaza B-3 South Jefferson Street

Staff Sergeant thanked after school event at FCA

The staff sergeant expressed gratitude for the affection shown during the event. He joked that arriving in the parking lot he told his wife there were many people outside for recess. The Rev Salomon said in the remaining weeks of classes the soldier will work with the school in roles other than teaching and will have time to spend with his family.

Salomon

Gandhi's widow named Indian citizen after tragedy

India mourns as Gandhi killers’ shock rings through democracy. Prime Minister Chandra Shekhar warns of a grave threat while police and troops stand on red alert. Rajiv Gandhi’s coffin, draped in Congress colors, lies in state amid crowds and tear gas as Priyanka accompanies the mourning process.

India Gandhi Chandra Shekhar Tamil Nadu U.S Madras Sriperambudur Mr. Gandhi Indira New Delhi Independent India Jawaharlal Nehru Congress Party Teen Murti House Rajiv Gandhi

Commissioners split on school funding and tax hike

Budget officers say the county plans $3.26 million in new state funds for fiscal 1992. Commissioners approve a lump sum for the school board while it decides how to spend it. The board seeks $8.5 million more to cover a 6.35 percent teacher raise, with talks of possible tax-rate increases up to 16 cents to aid financing, amid warnings against tax hikes in a recession.

Mark Sneadner Sneadner Sundergill Bowerman Gray Teachers’ Union

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