Two men arrested in Frederick drug busts
Frederick City Police on Wednesday evening and early Thursday morning arrested two men in separate drug cases. James Herring, 64, of no fixed address, was found with marijuana and paraphernalia after a pipe was sampled on South Market Street. He was released on personal recognizance. Anthony Burnette Moore, 20, of West South Street, faced charges of marijuana and cocaine possession and possession with intent to distribute, along with speeding. He remained jailed in Frederick County on $16,000 bail.
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South Market Street
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West South Street
Dan Vance
Frederick County
Frederick man cited for walking in road and littering
Frederick police on West All Saints Street arrested Mark Lynn Randolph after he tore up a sidewalk citation and discarded it, then earned additional charges for littering. The 24 year old from Arctic Tern Court was observed walking in the road around 8 10 p m and cited for both offenses.
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County Officials Weigh Pay, Taxes in Legislation Debate
Frederick County's state attorney pay would still be the lowest in the state, though the raise would narrow the gap. Discussion covered transfer tax versus impact fees, potential tax districts, marriage license costs, and salaries for officials. Debates include privatizing the economic development commission and revising gaming law for tip jars, with work sessions planned before December 7.
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General Assembly
Thurmont Online aims to boost local business and history
Thurmont entrepreneur Mr. Gee promotes a free local page service to build a Thurmont database covering tourism events population and history. He envisions terminals at businesses for a virtual village that keeps money local while expanding community access to information.
Gove proposes PUD with 450 unit cap and phased plan
Mr. Gove urged approval of a planned unit development conditioned on a maximum of 450 housing units, a density limit of three units per developable acre, a required phasing schedule, and five acres reserved for commercial use.
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Clinton Dole town hall showdown shapes voter views
Viewers largely favored Clinton in the town hall with polls from ABC CBS and CNN showing Clinton ahead while Dole drew praise from Republicans for sharper rhetoric. Analysts note mixed audience reactions and focus on economic claims and policy vision.
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ABC
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Carlsbad
San Diego
Cecily Kelly
Michael Breen
Judy Skelton
Frederick County Historic Preservation Plan Progress
A historic district law in 1969 and a county historic commission since the mid-1970s frame preservation efforts in Frederick County. Since 1985, thirteen nominations to the National Register have been submitted from the county. The four-year 1991 to 1994 inventory identified 5 000 historic sites, and the draft plan will be opened for public review in November before approval by the Frederick County Commissioners for adoption.
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Frederick County
Rail merger may cost Maryland jobs and rate competition
CSX Corp agreed to buy Conrail Inc for 8.4 billion dollars creating a dominant eastern freight network. Maryland officials and union leaders warn of job losses and reduced competition at the Port of Baltimore while the companies project 550 million dollars in cost savings and port benefits with a Philadelphia based new firm led by CSX chair John W. Snow.
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Mississippi
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Sarbanes
CSX
Conrail
John W. Snow
FCC Prescott chosen as architect for college facility
Prescott of Washington will design the new Business and Technology Center/Lecture Hall to attach to Sneadner Hall with completion targeted by July 1997 and occupancy by September 1998. Landon Proffitt of Lancaster was named project manager with a fee up to 165385, Einhorn Yaffee Prescott to be negotiated. The firm showcased 3D laptop visuals to aid planning. Revenue projections remain unspecified but expected sizable.
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Richard Yankosky
Larson
FCC
Maryland Higher Education Commission
Dr. Yankosky
Brad Young
Yankosky
General Assembly
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