City bans double parking downtown to ease curb chaos
Frederick aldermen voted unanimously to end double parking in downtown streets from 8 am to 5 pm Monday through Saturday. 76 loading zones were created with 20 minute limits, and fines rose from 10 to 35 dollars. The change, urged by the Greater Frederick Development Corp, takes effect immediately and aims to improve traffic flow and loading access in the central district.
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Bush keeps focus on war and peace at GOP rally
In Cincinnati President Bush pressed for Saddam Hussein’s removal from Kuwait while promising to bring U.S. troops home without a shot being fired. He urged hostage families to visit loved ones and warned there can be no compromise short of total Iraqi withdrawal.
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Time space running out on county landfill
Frederick County public works director Wayne Keeler warns the Reichs Ford Road site may run out by July 1994 without extensions. A new landfill on Schrodel land opens near August 1994, with efforts to extend life via rubble fill on 32 acres and administrative changes to use 17 acres immediately. The plan could push the current site’s life to 1994 and the new facility to 1992 and beyond 1995 if permits and rubble management proceed.
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City seeks balance on newspaper box regulations in Frederick
Frederick officials and newspaper representatives debated newsbox locations after a city meeting focused on aesthetics and safety. Alderman Frances Baker signaled progress toward a compromise while cautious about First Amendment rights, with a plan to limit boxes per corner in the historic district and regulate vending machines in the public right of way.
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Halloween carriage tour may cost Frederick firms
Frederick city officials may bill Sundance Carriage Co and Victorian Carriage Co up to 700 for turf damage after a Halloween night monster tour on City Hall lawn. The incident involved Sue Church riding Sambo and sparked disagreement over liability and prior warnings. The companies ran a tour attracting 3000+ riders, mostly from outside the county.
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Democrats bound for Orphans Court race
Three Democrats who led the Orphans Court primary say they expect to win the November 6 election. John M. Crum Laura J. Lake and Dorsey F. Shipley would oversee Frederick County estates in both contested and uncontested matters in a routine, low profile court.
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Senators hit campaign trail despite lack of opponents
Frederick’s two candidates for state Senate seats press on with campaigning though unopposed. Sen. Charles Smelser, a 22-year veteran, says he attends forums and events across three counties. Sen. John Derr promotes a low-key race with invited candidate nights and a few campaign signs.
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Chamber rates candidates for county commissioner race
The Chamber of Commerce of Frederick County gave high marks to Democratic candidates Sterling Bollinger Gail Bowerman and Sue Ann Yingling for favorable business attitudes. The rating covered nine state legislative candidates and ten commissioners, based on questionnaires and interviews before the September primary election.
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Pale and Mild Tonight Then Sunny Warm Saturday
Weather forecast from Western Maryland reports pale and mild conditions tonight with lows between 45 and 50. Saturday will be sunny and warm with highs near 80, as shown on the Western Maryland weather map on Page AZ.
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