Frederick Mayor cites curfew for under 18 at rally
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon announced at a Friday night forum that the city will enforce a curfew for children under 18. The law, already on the books, imposes a 10 p.m. weekday and after midnight weekend limit. He said police and Maj. Richard J. Ashton will take action, sending violators home with signed parental checks, with penalties escalating to parental arrest on a third offense.
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Budget battles intensify as Bush seeks tax on rich
Democrats push for higher taxes on the wealthiest while Congress negotiates a deficit-reduction bill. Bush signs a stopgap spending measure to fund government through next Wednesday as House and Senate budget writers haggle over a 250 billion dollar five-year package amid looming elections.
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Market up two days in New York stocks rally
The Dow Jones industrials rose 68.07 to 2520.79 aided by falling oil prices and lower rates, following Thursday’s 64.85 gain. For the week the Dow gained 122.77. NYSE breadth was positive with 1129 advances, 499 declines and 375 unchanged, on 221.48 million shares traded.
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Budget battle seen squeezing rural areas
HAGERSTOWN rural America faces a major blow as Washington budget fights shrink farm aid and threaten gas tax increases. Bob Frederick, National Grange delegate from Iowa, warns cuts will hit those who drive long distances and rely on fuel, with all farmers feeling tighter purses amid the 1990 Farm Bill.
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Mount logging injunction denied by Frederick County Court
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer denied Mount St Marys College and ski resort opponents a temporary halt to logging 250 acres on College Mountain. The complaint filed by Ralph Gordon claimed potential ecological impact and a ski resort plan by Ski College Mountain, formerly Ski America, Inc. The ruling names Frederick County as defendant and notes continued coverage on Page A-47.
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College Mountain
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Ralph Gordon
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Goodrich Spars With Fauntleroy In Brunswick Mayoral Debate
More than 200 residents attended a Brunswick debate between incumbent Mayor Susan Fauntleroy and challenger Richard Goodrich. VOCAL, a citizens group, prompted a recall petition leading to a special election on October 30. Fauntleroy defended her spending plan amid criticism, noting national economic strain and rejecting claims of surplus funds.
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Susan Fauntleroy
Richard Goodrich
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Ms. Fauntleroy
Mr. Goodrich
Schrodel land value motion denied ahead of landfill trial
A Circuit Court judge rejected William and Kathleen Schrodel’s bid to value their 230 acres as a landfill site and refused a trial delay. The land near Reichs Ford Road is to be valued for fair market value, with trial set to begin Monday. Attorneys argued the property’s best use as a landfill should boost its value, but the judge noted zoning and the solid waste plan do not permit private landfill use.
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Kathleen Schrodel
Reich
Ford Road
William F. Abell Jr
Schroders
G. Edward Dwyer
John Mathias
FAA says city must repay funds for airport yard land
Federal aviation officials maintain the city used $8.9 million to buy land for a public works yard near Frederick Municipal Airport and reject claims it serves airport use. City consultant Peter Gourdouros argued the yard would support airport operations, but FAA remains unmoved.
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Detox Beds At Victor Cullen Fill With Area Addicts
Frederick County residents dominate the Blue Ridge Summit Detox Program on the Victor Cullen Center campus. The 12 bed unit, run by the Washington County Health Department, accepts referrals from five regional hospitals and began in July with a state grant of 394200 dollars.
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