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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1991

Page

7

City and county weigh central building for youth programs

Frederick city and Frederick County officials discussed a central youth center as youth programs outgrew current spaces. Darryl Whiten urged a facility to consolidate after school tutoring, dances, and camps, noting lack of authority to secure space and frustration among youths. A private group may pursue a site within a year, while housing authority programs also seek daily space. County commissioner Bowerman called the proposal worthy of consideration amid budget pressures.

Nemand Frederick Darryl Whiten Frederick County Adult Recreation Center South End Civic Center Youth Services Department Whiten Frederck Paul Gordon Charlie H. Smith Fredenck City Gail Bowerman

New Market Considers Pooper-Scooper Ordinance for Dogs

Resident Pat Racine urged New Market Town Council to pass a pooper-scooper law requiring dog waste cleanup and strict leash enforcement. Officials will review county policy on unleashed animals and consider a dog catcher. The council approved a revised master plan noting broader coverage and unchanged zoning amounts.

New Market Pat Racine Racine Shaw Sue Wilson

Soldiers Told to Repay Gulf War Housing Allowances

Indiana report shows thousands of Army reservists and National Guardsmen must repay overpaid housing allowances issued during the Gulf War. Officials cite miscalculations and bachelor-hood exceptions. some families faced bills from $278 to $500 monthly. Fort Harrison and Fort Wayne sources note requests to forgive interest lack authority.

Indianapolis Virginia Johners Defense Finance and Accounting Service Fort Min Harrison GJ. S A Elewhere John Reed Fort Harries Bartles Amy Vidal Evaneville Joseph Vidal Jr 390Th Quartermaster Company Johnson

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