City Limits in noncompliance warning faces possible permit revocation
City Building Inspector warns City Limits Dance Club manager Stephen Walker that repeated notices may trigger revocation of the Certificate of Use and Occupancy. Neighbors complain of noise and crowds at the South Jefferson Street venue. The city has cited occupancy concerns, a $50 building code fine, and unresolved handicapped code waivers while considering stricter zoning for entertainment in restaurants.
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City Limits Dance Club
Stephen Walker
Paul Gerlach
South Jefferson Street
Paul Gordon
Lynn Tillery
Mr. Gerlac
Gerlach
Bush Clinton battle over GOP strongholds in final weeks
Bill Clinton and George Bush duel over traditional Republican bases as they race through Montana Wyoming Colorado North Carolina and other key states. Bush fights to shore up southern support while Clinton targets disaffected Republicans and competitive Missouri and Michigan amid a tightening race with days to go.
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George Bush
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Clinton
Seattle
California
Orange County
Missouri
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
North Carolina
Maine
Connecticut
Alabama
Louisiana
Michigan
South Dakota
Mr. Bush
ABC News
Standard Federal falls into receivership in Gaithersburg
The Office of Thrift Supervision placed Standard Federal Savings Bank of Gaithersburg in receivership and created a new federal mutual institution, Standard Federal Savings Association, to assume selected assets and liabilities. The move preserves 18 branches and insured deposits stay protected, with operations remaining open under RTC conservatorship.
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Office of Thrift Supervision
Standard Federal Savings Bank of Gaithersburg
Federal Mutual Institution
Frederick
Standard Federal Savings Association
Resolution Trust Corp
Standard Federal
Montgomery
Prince George’s
Anne
Arundel
Baltimore
Diane Zyats
RTC
OTS
State may cut number of agencies and workers
Delegate James E. McClellan said Maryland could slash agencies and staff in the next budget round. He cited a $450 million shortfall, one of eight deficits totaling almost $2 billion in the 1990s, and predicted mandates cuts, workforce reductions, and agency mergers, including possible combining the Department of Natural Resources with the Maryland Department of the Environment.
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James E. McClellan
Frederick County
Maryland Municipal League
Middletown Amvets
General Assembly
Department of Natural Resources
Maryland Department of the Environment
McClellan
Impressions guides may face public review after session
Frederick County Board of Education calls a special session at 7 p.m. October 26 in its East Church Street offices to reconsider its October 5 decision not to submit Holt teachers guides to public review. Board member Harry T. deMoll says concerns are about broad policy questions, not the Concerned Women of America.
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Frederick County
National Conservative Organization
Harry T. deMoll
Washington, D.C
State moves Victor Cullen Center to reform school plan
Maryland officials defend converting Victor Cullen Center into a reform school despite a budget agency warning. DJS Secretary Mary Ann Saar cites Senate Bill 588 mandating returning children with special needs to Maryland by 1997 and creating a less restrictive continuum of services. 567 juveniles in state facilities and 288 in detention were counted, with expectations of rise by year end. Clifton Road accident in Braddock Heights under investigation with details pending.
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Baltimore
Victor Cullen Center
Maryland
State Department of Juvenile Services
Mary Ann Saar
Department of Fiscal Services
Bartlett Charges Claim on Workers' Coverage disputed by Hattery
Republican Roscoe Bartlett accused opponent Lomond Hattery of violating state law by not providing workers' compensation for two years. Hattery spokesman Fred Hoover denied the charges as false and said coverage existed, with late payments cited as a possible lapse. Insurance officials noted no current proof of coverage, while renewal records suggested gaps in 1990 and 1991.
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Roscoe Bartlett
Thomas Hattery
Fred Hoover
Hosver
Bartlett
Maryland Workers’ Compensation Com
Lomond
Hoover
Brenda Squirrel
Insurance Commission
Hattery
Insurance Exchange
Palmer Insurance Agency
Marie Hampton
The
Terri Furlough
Lamond
Hutter
Weather and sports teaser from a faded page
Weather outlook shows sunny days with highs in the sixties and cool nights. A brief sports note hints the Toronto Blue Jays aiming to clinch the World Series title against the Atlanta Braves tonight.
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Toronto Blue Jays
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