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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1994

Page

6

Inflation Coolants and Fed Hikes Stir Debate

Government revises CPI calculations to dampen inflation drift citing housing and energy costs. October energy prices dropped 0.7 percent while core inflation rose 0.2 percent. Clothing fell for a fourth straight month, medical costs rose 0.6 percent, car financing up 1 percent as the Fed raised rates for the sixth time this year amid protests and political criticism.

Fed Congress Sen Paul Sarbanes D-Md

Frederick County schools seek faster project funding

Frederick County officials defend state support for school projects noting over 105 million dollars received since 1971, the fifth highest in the state. They say state funds about 65 percent of local school costs and that the county may pre fund a project like Summerfield to accelerate opening by about a year and seek state reimbursement.

Stenzler Frederick County Annapolis Summerfield

Dam Plan Sparks Battle Over Dam Stability and Rules

The association weighs two options to stabilize the dam including a trash rack swales and a roller compacted concrete facing. They worry reclassification to high risk could force further costly improvements if another house is built in the danger reach. County actions and demolition of redevelopment rules are cited as leaving residents to handle the issue. The board meets at Grange Hall at 7 p.m. open to the public.

Mulligan Wendy Kearney Board of Directors Grange Hall

Mail delays blamed on weather and staffing in Danielle Drive area

Residents report three day mail backlog as snow rain sleet and darkness impede delivery. Post office supervisor cites too much mail and few workers causing routes to be dropped at dark while residents fault drivers for late stops and acknowledge efforts to correct the issue.

Sharon Stull Danielle Drive Carol Dorsett

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