Influx of Affluent Residents Drives Frederick County Growth
Frederick County earns praise for a strong fiscal year 1989 report showing $5.7 million rise in income and transfer tax revenues and a $5.4 million jump in property taxes. Comptroller Tom Fox notes higher incomes and pricier homes attracting new residents while debt remains at a comfortable $89 million. The county projects continued growth to fund roads and schools, with 30 new businesses and 1,100 new jobs in 1988 aided by the Economic and Community Development Commission.
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Frederick County
Duuieshad
Tom Fox
Fox
Economic and Community Development Commission
Potomac Edison
Poolesville residents object to six foot pond near school
Neighbors along Spurrier Avenue near Westerly development warn an interim stormwater pond six feet deep and 20 to 30 feet wide poses a danger to children walking to Poolesville Junior/Senior High School. They criticize a wire fence as inadequate and call for stronger barricades while developers cite county standards and an expected regional facility will be built downstream.
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Poolesville
Westerly
Jo Ann Stone
Spurrier Avenue
Jeannie Jackson
Stone
Elgin
Fertig
Department of Environmental Protection
Margarine heiress on trial in cocaine conspiracy case
A 35-year-old margarine heiress, Sandra Amos, faces a federal trial in Baltimore over a cocaine distribution ring on Maryland's Eastern Shore. Prosecutors say she conspired to distribute cocaine to save a strained relationship with her live-in lover. she is tied to Guillermo Moran and Jeremiah Case, with Case having pled guilty and Moran allegedly selling cocaine to Amos's partner.
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Baltimore
Maryland
U.S. Attorney
Lisa Griffin
U-8 District Court
Griffin
Sandra Amos
Mrs. Filbert
Guillermo Moran
New York
Moran
Amos
Jeremiah Dennis Case
Case
James Woolford
Easton
Talbot County
Five inmates unaccounted for after Camp Hill riots
CAMP HILL Pa AP State police searched the charred rubble and remaining buildings at Camp Hill state prison for five inmates missing after a two night rampage last week. Hundreds of state prisoners will be moved to federal prisons to relieve crowding as damage and injuries were tallied. Officials cautioned it could be paperwork or hiding in tunnels and said no bodies are believed found. no known breaches of the fences were reported. Governor Casey formed a three member commission to review the siege and response.
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Camp Hill Pa
Camp Hill State Prison
Federal
Camp Hill
Corrections Department
Kenneth Robinson
Sherri Cadeaux
Capitol
Robert P. Casey
Robinson
U.S
Arlen Specter
John Heinz
R-Pa
Philadelphia
Holmesburg
Seized Vehicles Offered In Colorful Agency Sale
State law enforcement agencies describe seized cars trucks boats and motorhomes as available in your area through a coordinated sale by DEA FBI and IRS with bargains on late models and a contact number for details.
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Drug Enforcement Agency
FBI
IRS
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Police and Fire Training Academy
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Pettit and Griffin
Mary Fertig
Montgomery County
Charles W. Elgin Sr
Frederick News-Post
Shannon Dillingham
Poolesville High School
Mary Ann Powell
Tim Bell
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MMIC
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