City accused of favoritism at Frederick Airport meeting
Frederick Municipal Airport users charged city officials with favoritism toward Frederick Aviation at a Thursday hearing. The plan would buy out the current lease to grant a new long term deal, with the city paying $1.7 to $2.5 million in lost earnings, and a concurrent $1,200 monthly management fee for Frederick Aviation. Opponents urged competitive bidding and third party appraisal, and questioned raising the annual fee for airport buildings.
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Frederick Municipal
Monty
Frederick Aviation
Wos
Alco
Frederick City
International Aviation
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
Frederick
Frederik Aviation
Young
Dock Convicted in German Taxi Driver Murder
U S Army Private Todd A Dock was found guilty of premeditated felony murder in the killing of 30 year old West German taxi driver Claus Engelhardt in Giessen during June 1984. The retrial occurred at Pioneer Kaserne Hanau amid debates over capital punishment for U S military courts in West Germany.
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Hanau
West Germany
U.S. Army
Todd A. Dock
Claus Engelhardt
Giessen
Girat
Dock
3Rd Armored Division
Frankfurt
U.S
William Holmes
Holmes
Virginia Beach
Frederick to pay 135000 for land to build downtown parking deck
Frederick city officials agreed to pay 135000 for a sliver of land east of Maxwell Avenue behind 54 E. Patrick St. near Carroll Creek to clear the way for a six level parking deck. The settlement ends a condemnation suit with Patricia Elizabeth Carty Smith and requires city access from Maxwell Avenue into the property while the owner retains the land.
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Frederick
Maxwell Avenue
E. Patrick St
Carroll Creek
Patricia Elizabeth Carty Smith
Frederick City
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek Linear Park
South Market Street
Five Senators Face Ethics Probe Over Lincoln S&L Ties
An outside counsel may investigate five senators Alan Cranston Dennis DeConcini John Glenn John McCain and Donald Riegle for pressuring banking regulators to aid Lincoln Savings and Loan founder Charles Keating Jr. The Ethics Committee also weighs a review of Sen. Alfonso D Amato in the HUD scandal.
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Lincoln Savings and Loan
Donald Riegle
D-Mich
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
John McCain
R-Ariz
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
John Glenn
D-Ohio
Washington
Source
Senate Ethics Committee
Charles H. Keating Jr
Lincoln Savings and Loan of
Irvine
Calif
New York Times
Robert S. Bennett
Alfonso D'Amato
R-N.y
D'Amato
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Ethics Committee
Keating
Lincoln
Dariz
Ohio
Cranston
DeConcini
Storm leaves Frederick County rattled by tornado and outages
A powerful early Thursday storm tore through Jefferson and Frederick counties, injuring three in a trailer overturned near Rawson by a tornado that tracked nine miles. Homes lost roofs, power outages affected about 1,200 customers, and power was largely restored by early Friday. One injured victim, Ted Line of Buckeystown, was hospitalized. two others were treated elsewhere.
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Rawson
W.va
Frederick County
Darrell Penweil
Jefferson County
Charles Town
Mr. Penwell
Ted Line
Eastaleo Aluminum Company
Buckeystown
Jefferson Memorial Hospital
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Pennell
Frank DeMario
Potomac Edison Co
Frederick
David Fleming
The
Electric Company
Petersville
Charles Smallwood
Mr. Smallwood
Walkersville man receives Victory Award at White House visit
Peter Heltemes of Walkersville was honored with the Victory Award at the White House during a national ceremony attended by honorees from 50 states. Born with cerebral palsy he uses a wheelchair yet completed high school and college and now works as.
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Peter Heltemes
White House
Mr. Heltemes
Walkersville
Officials seek community aid in AIDS fight in Frederick County
Frederick County health officials urged community support and resources at an AIDS Update forum at Frederick Community College. Jim Rowe of the Maryland AIDS Administration spoke of education, awareness, and volunteerism to aid 60 patients across five counties, noting the program has expanded to testing, counseling, and social support.
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Jim Rowe
Maryland
Aids Administration
Frederick Community College
Rowe
Frederick County
Trisha Grove
Nicodemus Finds Calling in Teaching at Walkersville
John Nicodemus, a former certified public accountant, switched careers to teaching after three years in accounting. He earned a teaching certificate and a master's in education at UNC Chapel Hill, and in his fifth year at Walkersville Middle School he was named Maryland Outstanding Middle School Mathematics Teacher for 1989. He values the satisfaction and impact of teaching over top pay. He tutored peers in math and coached baseball and basketball in high school and college.
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John Nicodemus
Nicodemus
Duke University
Durham
North Carolina
University of North Carolina At Chapel Hill
Walkersville Middle School
Maryland
Walkersville
Clear and cold with light mix on Saturday forecast
The region faces a clear and cold night with lows around the mid 20s and a Saturday mix of possible rain showers or snow flurries. Daytime highs will be in the lower to mid 40s with a 30 percent chance of precipitation, per Western Maryland weather outlook and map.
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Maryland
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News-Peet
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S&l Probe
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Arizona
Bennett
David Durenberger
R-Minn
Linda Smallwood
P.J. Shuey
News-Post
Linda Joy
Karen Gardner
Shaft
Mark Crammett
Inside the News
Combes
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