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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 2000
Page
3
In a televised interview Chief Raffensberger denies wrongdoing while acknowledging past mistakes. Mayor Jam Games and others criticized his conduct as disciplinary action is debated. Edmonds and Grimes push for accountability and apology amid calls for public transparency.
The Maryland Court of Appeals nixed portions of the University System of Maryland tuition policy ruling it denied equal protection under the state constitution. Justice John C. Nikisee wrote that residency must be based on clear, primary ties like domicile, and the policy must be redrafted to reflect fair standards. The case, filed by Jeremy St Frankel, challenges residency rules tied to where a student lives and where parents moved.
Linda McCart, a former National Association staffer, was selected by the Montgomery County Projects Director for the new chief of Early Services role. She will report to Health and Human Services Director Charles, with a lean staff and the county’s private childhood services arm noting her extensive background in home visiting, child care, early learning, mental health, and Head Start. Her appointment takes effect January 2, pending county council approval.
County planners in Washington County approve a gift shop project near Antietam within legislative boundaries east of the bar. The owner, Chaney of Lothian, aims to fund a museum and preserve battlefield heritage amid a bloody Civil War history.
Opponents charge that proposed battlefield commercialization would alter a historic site. They argue the plan risks eroding the battlefield’s integrity and mission. Supporters frame the project as economic development, citing potential tourism and preservation funding.
The Washington area sees gas prices drop to about $4.00 per gallon, lower than the national average per AAA Mid Atlantic. Prices vary by region with Virginia and nearby areas near $4.10 to $4.20, while the District and Maryland show similar levels. Analysts warn ongoing Middle East tensions and a potentially colder winter could elevate prices again.
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