Jobless pay bill clears test vote in the Senate
In Washington the Senate backed a bill to extend unemployment benefits financed by foreign aid cuts. Leader Dole warned changes could unravel talks with the White House. The measure aims at extending weeks of coverage for those whose benefits have run out, with about 1 million Americans eligible immediately and 2 million more later.
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Senate
Washington
Bob Dole
White House
New Hampshire
Robert Smith
Warren Rudman
Lloyd Banteen
D-Texax
Aldermen Consider Public Forum on Police Pay Grievances
Frederick's Board of Aldermen plan a regular meeting next Thursday to settle police pay grievances in a public forum an unprecedented move. Aldermen Jon Kreissig and Frances Baker oppose the idea preferring an executive session.
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Frederick's
Board of Aldermen
Jon Kreissig
Frances Baker
Patrick O'Brien
John Nolte
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
Sgt
Nolte
Sgt. O'Brien
Paul Gordon
Kreissig
N. Lynn Tillery
FOP
Sgt. O’brien
FDP
Sgt. Nolte
Ms. Tillery
Frederick County libraries gain budget exception for staff
Frederick County Public Libraries win a county hiring freeze exception to add one full time and one part time staffer. The full time role serves at the detention center with possible 5 hours weekly at another branch, while the part time post helps keep Thurmont open past 5 p.m. The measure, approved unanimously, aims to prevent unscheduled closings at C Burr Artz Brunswick Emmitsburg Middletown Walkersville branches amid budget gaps and growing demand.
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Frederick County
Martha Reynolds
Thurmont
Mark Sneadner
C. Burr Artz
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Walkersville
Reynolds
Moore
County rejects budget cut on Hayward Rd
Frederick County commissioners accepted most school board budget cuts, approving furloughs for one day and rejecting a proposed 50 2040 cut for Hayward Road offices. The board must still trim 3.55 million to cover a 5.8 million shortfall, with potential tuition reimbursement cuts and further capital budget delays.
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Hayward Rd
Frederick County
Hayward Road
Bruce Reeder
Board of Education
Church Street
Ronald Sundergill
Meath Sneadnex
Hearing on moratorium on solid waste centers set Tuesday
Frederick County Commissioners plan a public hearing next Tuesday on a proposed moratorium for solid waste centers including rubble landfills and recycling sites. The decision could affect Free State Recycling Systems Inc. and several out-of-county waste plans as officials revise the 1986 solid waste management plan and address out-of-county trash and monitoring.
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Frederick County
Commissioners
Ronald Sundergill
Free State Recycling Systems Inc
Point of Rocks
Commissioners and Planning Commission
Maryland Department of Environment
Gail Bowerman
Intercoastal
Hyattstown
Donald Pleasants
Pleasants
Point of Rocks Area
Free State
Police seek suspect in Seneca Valley rape attempt
MontCo police search for a 25 year old Black man who entered a Seneca Valley High School second floor office about 4 p.m. Wednesday, locked the door, and threatened a 17 year old student with a knife before she fled to summon help. The district added a third security aide and a paid after school guard.
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MontCo
Seneca Valley
Germantown
Seneca Valley High School
Bonnie C. Fox
Brian Porter
Porter
Bbb Wu
Wu Sage Pets
Ms. Fox
Planners reject rubble landfill proposal near New Market
Frederick County Planning Commission rejected a 10 year rubble landfill plan in an industrial park near New Market by a 4 to 3 vote. Critics cited environmental protection goals and potential traffic impact on Md 75 and Bush Creek. The decision now goes to county commissioners for alignment with the Solid Waste Management Plan.
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Frederick County
David Gray
Listeos
Bush Creek
Planning Commission
Wilber Ford
Marty Rice
George Dredden
MD. 75
Raymond Barnes
Eric Brown
New Market Area
New Market Town
Howard Wilson
Maryland
New Market
Old
Weather note and local notices in brief
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Citzeny Nursing Beme
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