Job market opens in Frederick County amid lower unemployment
Frederick County sees lower unemployment in September at 4.4 percent, with 4,435 people jobless and employment rising to 75,520. Patrick Arnold of the state Department of Economic and Employment Development calls the change one of the healthiest signs, noting contrasts with the 1962 recession and suggesting the trend may continue.
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Frederick County
Patrick Arnold
State Department of Economic and Employment Development
Arnold
Locals say work still hard to find in Frederick
Despite state data showing improved job markets, residents face persistent joblessness. Ed Bolson moved from San Diego to Frederick for a sign-paying sales role, only to lose the job when his North Carolina firm cut payroll as the economy declined. He has been out of work since July and tried a private venture with little success.
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Frederick
Ed Bolson
San Diego
North Carolina
Maryland Eyes Possible State Borrowing Over Cash Flow
Maryland facing cash flow strain from recession may borrow for first time,Treasurer Lucille Maurer warned Gov. Larry Hogan about reserves. budget adviser William S. Ratchford doubts emergency borrowing. Officials cite $1.6B General Fund in 1989 down to $1B, routine tax anticipation notes exist.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Lucille Maurer
Washington Post
William S. Ratchford
the Post
Ms. Maurer
Mr. Schurick
Firefighters illuminate tree display on East Patrick Street
Highlights Smiley White of the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association uses firefighting gear to string Christmas lights in a tree on East Patrick Street. Citizens Truck Company and Braddock Heights Fire Company aided the Greater Frederick Development Corporation by assisting with the downtown tree display to help merchants.
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Smiley White
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen’s Association
East Patrick Street
Citizens Truck Company
Braddock Heights
Greater Frederick
Public hearings on budget scheduled in Maryland
Senator Charles H. Smelser of Frederick says hearings will probe the states ongoing budget problems with a firm stance against any tax increase to cover shortfalls. He favors downsizing government within current expenditures and opposes new taxes. Other lawmakers echo mixed views on raising taxes.
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Tors
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Smelser
Senate
Mr. Smelser
William Donald Schaefer
del. J. Anita Stup
Frederick
del. James E. WeCsellan
D-Frederick
Warm spell fades as cold front moves in Sunday
Balmy springlike warmth will fade by Sunday afternoon as a front from the west brings sharp cooling to Frederick County. Highs near the upper 30s Tuesday follow sunny day readings in the 60s, with nighttime lows dropping into the low Teens to near 20s. Rivers rise after heavy rain, roads remain open, but slick conditions and several accidents are noted. Police cite rainfall totals from 1.6 to 1.72 inches in local towns. A rainbow display Friday provided a colorful backdrop to the storm.
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Frederick County
Diener
Maryland
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Mount St Mary's approves 5.5 percent tuition hike for 1992-93
Mount St. Marys Board of Trustees votes to raise tuition and fees by 5.5 percent for the 1992-93 year, adding about 850 dollars to annual costs for a full-time on campus student. Tuition and fees rise to 10,675 with room and board increasing to 5,700.
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Emmitsburg
Mount St. Mary’s
Board of Trustees
Mount
Jack Topper
Shean Omaha Nl
Movhrag
Hood College
Frederick Comunty
Linganere Lancers Head Toward State at Trinity Church
Linganere Lancers announce a move toward a state competition as their town celebrates its 125th anniversary at Trinity United Methodist Church. Weather outlook calls for showers and a much cooler Sunday with a Western Maryland map panel. Porilona of The Fradanca Hows Post appears daily on recycled paper.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Maryland
Porilona
Fradanca Hows Post
Peo
Fall structural review backs gym wall at Spring Ridge ES
A second engineer confirms Spring Ridge Elementary School gym end wall meets codes and can bear anticipated wind load until repairs. Frederick County board votes to close half the gym pending further study while repairs could take up to three weeks.
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Spring Ridge
Timothy M. Sibel
Abel and Johnson
Ballenger Creek
Sibel
Test Tech Inc
Frederick County
Noel T. Farmer Jr
Sam Koski
Farmer
Woman seeks alimony after murder-for-hire conviction
Sandra Lynn Constant, 25, asked Frederick County Circuit Court for financial support from Nicholas Basil Constant. Judge Mary Ann Stepler rejected alimony in a divorce action she called permissible after one year of prison time. Constant is serving 20 years for solicitation to murder and 10 years for forging checks, sentences handed down June 5, 1991, after contacts with a state policeman posing as a hitman.
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Frederick
Sandra Lynn Constant
Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Nicholas Basil Constant
Stepler
Constant
Maryland
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