City mulls new curb on downtown noise complaints
Frederick officials and business owners weighed steps to quiet North Market Street noise from bars and crowds after Friday and Saturday nights. Aldermen consider stronger limits, decibel standards, and police role while Rainbow Restaurant faced liquor violations and ongoing complaints about loud bands and street noise.
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North Market Street
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N. Lynn Tillery
Wauhan
Maj
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick
Ashton
Tillery
Frederick County
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Liquor Board
Adit Chi
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Feypie
City Hall
Budget compromise stirs party leaders across nations
Across the country GOP and Democratic figures warn that the Bush budget plan risks alienating voters in key races. Georgia Republican Carl Gillis cites rural tax backlash while Massachusetts GOP chair Ray Shamie blames Congress. Several Republican challengers early oppose the package amid a tough electoral climate.
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Tom Tauke
Iowa
Claudine Schneider
Rhode Island
Lynn Martin
Ilinois
Bill Schuette
Michigan
Mindanao mutineers seize Cagayan de Oro in independence bid
Hundreds of Philippine soldiers on Mindanao mutinied and declared independence from President Aquino. Col Alexander Noble led rebels who seized Butuan and the military headquarters in Cagayan de Oro, with 900 to 600 mutineers reportedly marching in a victory display. Loyal forces and a Marines battalion moved to reinforce Manila as the crisis escalated.
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Luzon
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Emiliano Templo
Lagayvabueche
Guardian Angels in Frederick face possible exit decision
Less than two months after the Guardian Angels began patrolling the Sagner housing project, Housing Authority head Charlie H. Smith Jr says he may recommend the Angels leave Frederick. He will present the plan to the Housing Authority Commission amid widespread complaints of rough tactics loud language and aggressive fundraising. Some residents defend them while others claim drug rumors and misuse of weekend patrols.
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Robert “Res” Whiteside
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Frederick
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Smith
Housing Authority
Frederick Towne
U.S 40-W
Frederick Fair
Pennslvania Avenue
Clara Harris
Robert Rex" Whiteside
Calls for Ashton's resignation echo in Frederick forum
Edward Luke, state’s attorney candidate, urged Richard J. Ashton to resign and for a police department reorganization. Incumbent Lawrence Dorsey Jr. praised progress on drugs but Luke warned open crack markets persist. The two Republicans and Democrats spoke at a Criminal Defense Lawyer Association forum before the November election.
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Edward Luke
Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Lawrence Dorsey Jr
Frederick
Lulie
Dorsey
Criminal Defense Lawyer Association
Laskie
Fraternal Order of Police
Ashton
Ba Aitoda
Landfill site debate centers on Schrodel farm choice
Middletown Maryland candidates forum at AMVETS Post 9 discussed whether condemning the Schrodel farm was the right move for the county landfill. Sterling Bollinger defended the decision, noting consultant work, appraisals, and forced negotiations after the Schroders refused talks. He warned no site is perfect, recycling helps but does not replace a landfill, and many residents will oppose any site in their neighborhood.
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Frederick
Sterling Bollinger
Amvets Post
Mr. Bollinger
Schrodels
Schroders
Bollinger
Gar Bowerman
Boston Red Sox clinch AL East title on page
Cloudy windy and cool with 30 percent evening showers. Lows near 59. Gusty northwest winds. Friday partly sunny and mild with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Western Maryland weather map reference. Page note mentions geese and a local feature.
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Maryland
Mark Spurrier named FAA Youth Ambassador at Linganore show
Mark Spurrier, 14, became Linganore FFA’s first youth ambassador at the Linganore High School ceremony. He is the son of Paul and Ruth Spurrier of Liberty Town and will represent the school’s FFA chapter in the state. Stacey Hines of Libertytown was named first runner up.
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Linganore
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