Campaign contributors listed in hotly contested Frederick mayoral race
Frederick City’s 16 year high contest sees Mayor Ronald Young and challenger Paul Gordon release donor lists to The Frederica News-Post. Numbers show 288 total Young contributions and 216 for Gordon, with Young listing only amounts of 50 or more and Gordon detailing exact sums.
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Ronald Young
Paul Gordon
Frederick City
Mr. Young
Mr. Gordon
Frederica News-Post
Gordon
Frank Camazo
Frederick
Dan Weinberg
Braddock Heights
Gorgon
Frances Baker
Frank Ewing
Bethesda
Lst
Mr Young Said
Lsted
Richard F Kline
Margaret Kline
Douglas
Kev Sheiss
Bernard Ross
William B. Anderson
Richard Duaid Af Freuriick
Sandinista Troops Attack Contras in Northern Nicaragua
Sandinista forces loyal to the Ortega government struck U S backed Contra rebels in northern Nicaragua shortly after Ortega ended a 19 month cease fire. Barricada said combat units hit 14 towns near Quilali with an army company backed by militias targeting about 30 Contras. An Interior Ministry source said troops and security forces are coordinating but gave few specifics. The rebels claimed the cease fire collapse was underway as intensified attacks used tanks helicopters and heavy artillery.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
Barricada
Sandinista National Liberation Front
Quilali
Nueva Segovia
Interior Ministry
Associated Press
Army
Ortega
Tegucigalpa
Honduras
Honduran
Defense Ministry
Needy couple offered help at Potomac River camp
Robert and Cathy Frazer, living at Lettie Shores' camp along the Potomac, found renewed hope as strangers offered aid. A construction worker donated canned food and suggested a painting job later. The couple, jobless and homeless for a week, felt warm in the community response.
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Robert
Cathy Frazer
Mr. Frazer
Lettie Shores
Potomac River
State funds OKed for Carroll Creek Linear Park
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved the state's share of fiscal 1990 funding for Carroll Creek Linear Park in Frederick City. The Department of Natural Resources Flood Management Program requested 3.5 million, with Frederick City and County required to match, bringing the package to 10.5 million and total grants to 48.3 million since work began in 1944, with completion slated for 1994. The new law directs the state to cover one third of the remaining 36 million cost, with 12 million funded in 1990 to 1992. The DNR noted no other practical flood protection option for area homes and businesses.
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Annapolis
State Board of Public Works
Carroll Creek
Frederick City
Department of Natural Resources
Frederick County
General Assembly
William Donald Schaefer
DNR
Central Alarm dispatchers endure daily emergency onslaught
Fourth in a county series profiles Frederick County Central Alarm at 190 Montevue Lane. Dispatcher Randy Waesche describes handling roughly 200 calls daily totaling over 60 000 yearly while maintaining composure amid life and death moments including a caller who died during a call.
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Frederick County
Montevue Lane
Randy Waesche
Waesche
Frederick County Considers Scrapping Indoor High School Pools
The school board revises a 1971 policy barring mandatory indoor 25 meter pools in new high schools. Officials warn pools consume space and funds needed for academics, risking reduced seating and space unless county funds cover expansion. Some members oppose compulsory pools, stressing overall educational needs.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Chooses Three Elementary Sites
Frederick County school board approved three sites for future elementary schools on Wednesday. One site on Kingsbrook Drive near Crestwood Village is planned for Ballenger Creek Elementary, set to open in 1991, though it may have a few sinkholes and a three acre flood-prone area will be preserved as open space parkland.
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Frederick County
Kingsbrook Drive
New Design Road
Crestwood Village
Ballenger Creek
Dispatcher Finds Meaning in Life Saving Calls
A veteran dispatcher describes rewarding work directing emergency responses. He notes his role as a vital link in the network and highlights a red notebook with step by step prompts for 911 calls. Most calls come from worried spouses or parents facing medical crises.
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Waesche
Inside The News Weather And Finance Notes
Occasional rain likely with Lows around mid 40s and highs mid 50s in Western Maryland. Friday varies between clouds and breezy conditions as temperatures steady or dip in the afternoon. A separate note mentions a greenhouse and dried flower decor. A bill to raise minimum wage passes.
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le Paze
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