Non working police lottery winners draw MontCo council sympathy
Montgomery County Council heard the lottery dispute over a new police recruit class. A court injunction blocks hiring until a Friday hearing. Winners, including Thomas G. Abbamonte, face job loss and lost medical benefits as the panel can do little beyond sympathy.
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MontCo Council
Rockville
Montgomery County
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Joseph M. Mathias
Thomas G. Abbamonte
Abbamonte
Public Works Board OKs $144,700 Rise in Sewer Planning Funds
Maryland officials approve a 41 percent increase in state grant money for Frederick city sewer planning. The plan aims to expand waste water capacity from 7 mgd to 11 mgd, with total project costs estimated at $20 to $25 million and seven years to completion. Federal funding may cover 75 percent after EPA approval.
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Annapolis
State Board of Public Works
Frederick City
Mark F. Horak
Horak
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Frederick
State
Townhouse groups meet city over services tonight
Officials from six townhouse homeowners associations plan a 7 30 p m meeting with City officials to press for city services such as snow removal street lighting and maintenance. Planners previously denied extending services to townhouses citing implications for single family homes and malls.
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City Planning Commission
Ronald N. Young
Tim Woodford
Mountaingate Development
Woodford
Walter Wratchford
Amber Meadows
Democratic Leaders Urge Broadening Party Base
Local Democratic leaders urged outreach to women blacks Hispanics Native Americans and other minorities to broaden the party base. Leslie Israel said the party historically represents all minorities and urged inclusion while noting Republicans as the sole group they avoid.
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Democratic Party
Leslie Israel
Ms. Israel
Sharon Mitchel
Hood College
Susan Holly Nolan
Democratic Central Committee
Cochairman
Affirmative Action Committee
Three Named for Sixth Circuit Judge Position in Rockville
The governor's commission proposes three candidates for the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court seat in Rockville: Rosalyn B. Bell 56 of Silver Spring Calvin R Sanders 55 of Bethesda and Thomas A Lohm of Silver Spring. Gov Hughes will appoint this month to reach full court strength of 11.
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Governor’s Commission
Sixth Judicial Circuit Court
District Court
Rosalyn B. Bell
Silver Spring
Calvin R Sanders
Bethesda
Thomas A. Lohm
Selection Commission
Harry R. Hughes
Bell
Martindale-Hubbell
Sanders
Washington College of Law
Lohm
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