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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 2000
Page
1
Campaign coverage notes Bush clinging to a slim advantage after remarks by Theodore Olson on ABC. Democratic positions face pressure as pundits evaluate timing and strategy in the late stages of the race.
Two governments pledged to participate to serve citizens around Lake Linganore. Linganore resident Corban criticized the county for moving too quickly and urged caution. The report notes a request was not approved and continues on Page A-16.
A court session in Frederick addressed public consumption of cognac not on an official list. Assistant State’s Attorney Gedwicks admitted limited knowledge on the beverage as the discussion focused on permissible drinks and regulatory scope amid unclear references to Mayfield and local parties.
HAGERSTOWN AP Technology guides State Highway Administration to salt roads using GPS data on temperature moisture and salinity. The agency plans to mobilize 2400 trucks and plows and deploy salt brine as needed to prevent surface icing during winter storms.
City planners decide against Bowman Farm annex. Mir says the company will make a minimal contribution to infrastructure. They plan to extend Bow man Farm and install a water main through the property at no cost to the owner as part of the adjacent improvements.
A report from Victor Cullen Academy to the Department of Juvenile Justice outlines expectations for the written Calgeme De Secorta De Seat. The document indicates readiness for review and action, with details to be consolidated and assessed for progress.
County officials project a fiscal 2002 budget around 289 million dollars with Winchester Hall proposing a plan near 228.9 million. Officials foresee costs rising and note a 6.3 million purchasing need. The total appears near 248 million after adjustments and anticipated cost of living increases.
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