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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1991

Page

6

Black CEO Sees 92 as GOP Year in Local Meeting

Joshua Smith, chairman and CEO of Maxima Corp., told a Republican gathering that the Clarence Thomas hearings will boost GOP support nationwide. He called himself a moderate and urged private-sector driven civil rights progress, criticizing jobs programs and praising a productive economy. Senator John Derr, R Frederick, coordinated the event.

ED Waters Smith Manet Ped Judge Thomas Srgadey Washington Thomas Anita Hill John Derr Frederick

Battle of South Mountain sparks debate on neutrality impact

Historian Edward Bearss told about 65 attendees at Winchester Hall that South Mountain’s indecisive outcome led to the Antietam clash and Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. He noted Lee’s approach to Western Maryland and cited casualty figures and future presidents who fought there.

South Mountain England National Park Service Freaench County Round Table Edward Bearss Winchester Hall Crampton’s Gap Antietam Abraham Lincoln Confederacy Lincoln Bearss Robert E. Lee Maryland Frederick County Bradley Johnson Bearsforld Benton Mitchell Lee George McClellan McClellan Rutherford B. Hayes William McKinley Mr. Hayes

Brunswick Town Council Adopts Water Cut and Sewer Hike

The council approved a water rate cut from 8 to 4 per quarter while sewer charges rise. Excess sewer rates drop to .70 per thousand gallons over 6000 gallons. minimum sewer charge stays 21.00. A downtown business zoning change failed 2-1 as it lacked necessary votes. Council members Thompson and Winebuilt absent for public hearing. Mayor Goodrich says raising the minimum sewer to 25.00 could help. Mary Ayres urged larger water line on East D Street amid years of poor water. Residents report brown, sandy, foul water until it runs clear. The town must address sewer fund red ink and look to state requests.

Ck Isles Dringeget Jesse Thompson Ellwood Winebuilt Mary EK. Ayres East D Street Richard Goodrich Goodrich Brent Belt Marty Watkins Susan Hauver Watkins East Potomac Street

Frederick County moves on elected school board plan

Frederick County commissioners mixed on pursuing an elected school board this year. David Gray urged a bill to allow a voter referendum, but colleagues favored citizen testimony and waiting for community input before proposing legislation to the General Assembly. They plan to present a wish list to the local delegation on Oct. 28 and hold hearings to gauge support.

Frederick County David Gray General Assembly Bruce Reeder Ee Sue Ann Yingling Gray

Pier 1 Home Furnishings Sale Highlights Dining Room Finds

This month Pier 1 unveils exclusive home furnishings and decorative accents for the dining room and kitchen. Highlights include a white washed dining set, hand painted grape plates, a soft-lit brass lamp, a Dynasty chair, and rustic stemware as part of a limited sale.

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