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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1993

Page

8

Mayor’s aide attends Clinton news conference

Frederick mayor Paul Gordon’s administrator assistant Carolyn True joined about 200 attendees at President Clinton’s news conference on a climate plan. The Climate Change Action Plan aims to cut emissions to 1990 levels by 2000, reduce the deficit, and create jobs, with Cool Communities tree planting cited as a key effort.

Washington - Frederick Paul Gordon Carolyn True Clinton Environmental Protection Agency Frederick EPA Mrs. True

Open meetings ruling clears Frederick County staff meetings

The Maryland Open Meetings Compliance Board ruled that Frederick County Commissioners may legally close their Monday morning directors meeting. The board said the gathering of commissioners and department heads is not a public body under the law, as the county lacks a separate county executive and the meeting serves as the board's internal briefing rather than a public session. Frederick County Attorney John Mathias praised the decision as affirming long-standing practice.

Maryland Open Meetings Compliance Board Frederick County Frederick Clifford Snyder John Mathias Mathias

Montgomery eyes 4.4 cent tax hike compromise debated

Montgomery County Council considers a 4.4 cent property tax increase for fiscal 1995, aiming below the 8.8 cent charter limit. The plan, backed by an 8-1 vote, faces opposition over funding schools and services, with officials warning of budget strains and urging cautious spending.

Rockville Montgomery County Neal Potter Potter Nancy Dacek

Maryland trust awards grants to area historic sites

Maryland Historical Trust announced grants ranging from 2500 to 25000 dollars to local institutions. Frederick County Planning gets 25000 for a historic sites survey. St Pauls Episcopal Church 20000 for moisture protection fenestration and accessibility. Key Memorial Foundation 4600 for timber stabilization and painting. Frederick County Landmarks Foundation 2500 for a feasibility study at 111-113 Leett Frederick. Montgomery County Historical Society 10000 for emergency foundation repair at Stone Street Medical Museum.

Maryland Historical Trust Frederick County Department of Planning St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Francis Scott Key Memorial Foundation Roger Brooke Taney Frederick County Landmarks Foundation, Inc Ieett Frederick Montgomery County

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