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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 13, 1989

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Bush lets flag burning ban become law without signature

President Bush said he will allow the flag burning ban to become law without his signature while urging a constitutional amendment to protect the flag. He called the vote an overwhelming expression but said it is not the ultimate answer, noting the need for lasting protection. The House passed the bill 317 to 43 with 154 Republicans and 217 Democrats in support. The measure carries up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine for desecration.

Washington Bush White House Congress Supreme Court Michael Dukakis Mr. Bush Dukakis Massachusetts House

Historic Trust criticizes city bank expansion plans

Maryland Historical Trust objects to Frederick County National Bank's push to expand the square corner building at 911 N. Market St to seven or more floors and demolish the current structure. The HDC postponed vote and will seek joint meeting with the city planning commission and BDC. MHT urged caution in its letter from Rodney Little.

Frederick County National Bank City Historic District Commission HDC Maryland Historic Trust MHT N. Market St Irene Kirilloff Commission MHT Historic Preservation Rodney Little City Planning Commission BDC Michael Proffitt Bank

Lewistown farmer offers 120 acre land for landfill

Frederick County officials discuss adding Bethel Road farmer Fred Keister's 120 acre Crestview property to landfill site considerations. Keister, who has farmed 25 years, says neighbors trash his land with 45 homes nearby and cites zoning action over an airplane landing strip. He was fined $100 in April for lacking a required special exception.

Lewistown Frederick County Fred Keister Bethel Road Keister Crestview

Friday the 13th computer virus warning spreads

The piece reports a feared Friday the 13th computer virus, with warnings from NIST and IBM. Fort Detrick and Marriott operations in Frederick share cautious responses while diskette sales rise as businesses back up data. IBM DOS PCs are cited as most at risk if activated.

National Institute of Standards and Technology NIST IBM Frederick Computer Products Linda Miller Fort Detrick National Cancer Institute Usamriid Eileen Mitchell Fortick, Detrick Marriott Corp Frederick Hawaii Japan Marriott Ron Herberg

Use of Alcohol Ordinance Proposed for County Parks

Frederick County Commissioners proposed an alcohol ordinance to allow drinking in county parks by permit only. The plan aims to curb disruptive activity and bar consumption in parking lots or vehicles. A public hearing was set by a 4-1 vote, with Commissioner Ster voting against.

Frederick County Parks and Recreation Commission Ster

Frederick County OKs water resources survey study approved

Frederick County Commissioners unanimously approved a water resources survey for the fast growing southeastern area. Gary Hill projects 75 000 to 100 000 dollars cost with initial findings in six months and final report in a year. The study covers Brunswick to Mount Airy including New Market Lake Lingapore Monrovia Holly Hills Urbana and Walkersville.

Frederick County Gary Hill Hill Brunswick Frederick City Walkersville Mount Airy New Market Lake Lingapore Monrovia Holly Hills Bartonsville Urbana Lake Singanore Luganore Creek Monocacy River New State Water Appropriations

Judge Upholds Decision on Sugarloaf Day Camp

Judge Clater W. Smith upheld the Frederick County Board of Zoning Appeals conditional approval for Sugarloaf Mountain Day Camp after a two hour hearing. He dismissed the residents’ protest, saying the board made all necessary determinations of fact and the appeal fails.

Sugarloaf Mountain Frederick County

Weather Update for Western Maryland Tonight and Saturday

Clear and cool tonight with lows in the low sixties. Winds near calm. Saturday will be sunny and warm with highs around the mid seventies. The Western Maryland weather map page provides regional conditions and forecast details.

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