Middletown seeks to bar burgess from voting on council actions
Middletown commissioners by a 3 to 2 vote moved to amend the charter to exclude Louise Snodgrass the town burgess from voting on all decisions except in ties. The vote follows months of debate with no stated reasons, despite opposing opinions from the town attorney and calls for a broader charter review. A public hearing is planned for next year alongside annexation petitions for 36.2 acres of low density residential development and referrals to planning and zoning for reviews and hearings in early next year.
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Middletown
Commissioners of
Midletown
Louise Snodgrass
Mrs Snodgrass
Snodgrass
Robert E.L Alen
University of Maryland
John H Tisdale
Tisdale
Nnvel Leds Tdg
Mealet
Ir Allel
Attormmey
Admar Construction Co
Frederick
Coblentz Road
Harry Thomas
Ruth Ann Miller
Dorin
John Routzahn
Middletown Middle School
Planning and Zoning Commission
Maryland teacher finds rewards in guiding students
Lynn Rothenhoefer, veteran teacher and former worker, explains how her prior jobs shape her classroom approach. She values student growth over pay, cites increased confidence and organizational skills from outside work, and hopes for stronger funding and parental support to improve education.
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Ms. Rothenhoefer
University of Maryland
Washington
Rice faces murder charge in county case
State records show Rice previously convicted of theft in 1979 with a 12 month suspended term and burglary in July 184 with a three year suspended sentence. He was recently convicted of driving while intoxicated while under county Drinking Driver Monitor supervision. Judge Bower declined bond and urged swift legal counsel as Rice awaits circuit court proceedings where a first degree murder verdict could carry life, life without parole, or the death penalty.
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Rice
Morrissette
Frederick J. Bower
Circuit Court
City planners OK project along river near Md 26
City planners approve a riverfront project preserving a 1775 historic house as offices for a country inn owner Cecil and his wife reside there. The city will dedicate 35.5 acres of floodplain parkland, with a waiver of standard 15.5 development acres in exchange for river path and riverbank parking amenities. Frederick County National Bank final site plan at 7 9 and 11 N Market St postponed a month.
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Frederick County National Bank
N. Market St
Walesa urges AFL-CIO role in Polish democracy aid
Lech Walesa urged the AFL-CIO to use its clout to support a $533 million 1960 appropriations bill for aid to Poland and Hungary. He praised Solidarity's allies and warned that Poland's new democracy hinges on foreign investment and international help to rebuild its economy, citing his 1981 shipyard struggle and Emigration memories. Bush lauded Walesa, recalling martial law and noting America as a beacon of freedom as the Solidarity leader urged continued Western support.
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Howse
Valesa
Solidarity
Walesa
Valese
United States
Atlantic
Poland
Mr. Valesa
Mr. Bush
America
Mr. Walesa
Bush
Lenin
Stalin
Gdansk
Lech Walesa
House and Senate stall over retirees catastrophic health coverage
Negotiators from both chambers remain deadlocked over the fate of catastrophic medical coverage for retirees. House conferees press for repeal of the year old program while Senate negotiators demand keeping the hospital cost provision. Senator Lloyd Bentsen criticized the White House for lack of leadership on catastrophic while noting unclear administration stance.
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Washington
Senate
House
Lloyd Bentsen
Texas
Bush
White House
Bentsen
Louis Sullivan
Richard G. Darman
Sullivan
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