Library board reviews county audit results and budget notes
Frederick County Public Library Board discussed the county audit highlighting a $309,154 unreserved fund balance and rising net assets. Total revenues reached $4,172,667 with a $26,207 excess. a future appropriation cushion grows as expenditures climb. The board adjourned for December and will reconvene January 3 at Winchester Hall.
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U S and Yemen near deal on FBI interviews observers
U S and Yemeni negotiators near agreement to let FBI observe interviews rather than receive transcripts. More than three dozen FBI agents in Aden moved to a U S Navy ship after a bomb threat and blocked joint interviews. Meantime tests link C 4 to the USS Cole attack, with officials noting its military use and theft by organized crime groups.
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Okahoma City
State adds 900000 to I 70 270 project progress
Authorities report the state will add 900000 to the 4.4 million federal share for the I 70 270 corridor work south of Frederick. State officials expect a 20 percent match from federal funds and a final spending plan within a month. The broader project aims to repair interstate disconnects with an overall 100 million dollars expected in total spending.
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Sue Hecht
D-Frederick
John Porcari
Paul
Barbara Mikulski
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Tessiert Fisher
State Highway Administration
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Federal Tehway. Ade Administration
Productivity Up 3.8 Percent in Third Quarter
Americans expanded productivity at a 3.8 percent annual pace in the third quarter, though analysts noted moderation from earlier quarters. Unit labor costs rose about 1.3 percent, signaling a mixed picture for business costs and efficiency.
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Washington
County fee proposal outlines residential and commercial charges
The report outlines fees across government categories including services, libraries, parks and recreation, transportation, sheriff, and fire and rescue. It cites single-family homes at 12,214 dollars, townhouses at 8,641, and other residences at 1,666, with commercial properties taxed by floor space from 507 to 3,111 dollars per thousand square feet.
Private schools face mandates on student safety funding
In a continuation from Page A-1, remarks touch on injuries among private school children and the need for support. Richard Fairtey at St. John’s Prospect Hall cites comparable regulatory expectations to public schools, stressing safety and funding considerations while the public debate over who pays continues.
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Richard Fairtey
St. John's
Prospect Hall
Glessner Walks Hospital Hall After Sudden Shock
Mr Glessner, 38, walked the hospital hall following an earlier shock in the evening. No further details were provided, and the fragmentary note ends abruptly with disjointed letters.
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Mr. Glessner
Pete Fee
Justice Department probes sought in leadership program payback dispute
Chief s from Page A-L say she asked for a Justice Department inquiry. He repeated similar explanations when interviewed Oct. 19 by Judge Moylan for sources familiar with the $1,000 she paid to attend the Frederick County Leadership program, a nine month seminar series.
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Famil
Fredenck County
Medicare futures debated by Gore and Bush supporters
Seniors discuss Medicare plans amid campaign contrasts. Gore backs a trust fund reserve and federal maintenance of solvency while Bush pushes state involvement and drug coverage. Voters like Robert Richardson and a voter named Wal weigh the candidates as others question incentives and spending.
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Len Wal
Robert Richardson
Gore Bush ads sharpen 2000 campaign clash
In a heated exchange, Gore accuses Bush of misrepresenting his record while Bush questions Gore's trustworthiness and readiness to lead. The rivals trade ads on taxes environment health care and Medicare as they vie in key states including Minnesota Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Florida and Iowa with both campaigns aiming to sway moderate voters and retirees.
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