Candidates address housing and services in city forum
Hughes urged holistic aid with skills to escape poverty while Grimes pressed for state funds and youth education to prevent human service problems. Ten of 14 aldermanic candidates attended. attendees split on service levels and funding. Some incumbents and challengers called for more money, more elderly aid, or simpler processes, while some questioned gaps in needs. Several attendees did not participate but sent written responses.
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Hughes
Grimes
Affordable Housing Commission
Jon Kreissig
Debbie Addison
Willie Mahone
Mahone
Douglas Magaha
Meta Nachalena
Frederick
Michael Williams
J. William Wilt
Frederick City
Sally Murphy
Gregory Carey
Philip Herring
Ronald Torre
Secret talks stir Middle East over West Bank pact
Protests by Jewish hard liners and Islamic fundamentalists plus dissident PLO factions marked the secret Oslo accord talks in Oslo and Washington. Israelis worry a PLO toehold near Jerusalem could undermine claims while Palestinians push for a future state and seek clarity from Arafat before signing.
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Middle East
PLO
Yasser Arafat
West Bank
Jerusalem
Israel
Washington
Oslo
Arafat
Gaza
State Department
Rabin
Eytan Ben- Tsur
Bartlett aides clash over pay amid fund raising woes
Woodford and staff discuss continuing disputes over whether Dr Bartlett should pay Mrs Cartano a salary or commission based on fundraising. Bartlett reports weak six month fundraising of 31594.80, with Joe Kaminski noting a spring training walkout style contract dispute and possible amicable separation if Cartano does not return.
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Bartlett
Joe Karpinski
Woodford
Bartlett Campaign Faces Maryland ABC Contractor Test
Bartlett campaign workers grapple with Marylands ABC Test to classify independent contractors. Cadden notes three requirements: freedom from employer control, work outside the employers normal place of business, and a established contracting business in the field. Only two of about 17 workers met the criteria, risking payroll tax withholdings.
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Cadden
Maryland
Bartlett
Traffic stop leads to two arrests in theft case
A Wednesday traffic stop at Bentz and Third streets in Frederick led to the arrest of a female juvenile and Brett McMurray, 18, on two counts of theft and one count of malicious destruction of property. Officers found an industrial fire extinguisher and many cold sodas in the car, stolen from the Holiday Inn-FSK Frederick where two soda machines were broken into.
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Bentz
Third Streets
Frederick
Frederick County
Campaign payroll changes after state ruling reported
Boyle notes payroll overhaul to withhold taxes under new state ruling. He says the campaign has no other known audits or investigations by state or federal agencies into payroll practices.
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Boyle
Water conservation urged as Fountaindale South tank runs dry
An empty water storage tank at the Fountaindale South housing development near Middletown spurred officials to call for lawn and shrubbery watering bans. Frederick County water and sewer crews inspected for leaks and repaired a stalled well pump while residents were asked to conserve until the tank level recovers. For questions, contact the Frederick County Bureau of Water and Sewer at 694-1825.
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Fountaindale South
Middletown
Frederick County Water and Sewer
Frederick County
Bureau of Water and Sewer
HOV Lanes Planned for Montgomery County Roads
The planned third lane project north and south between Md 118 Germantown and Md 121 Clarksburg will open as HOV after 1996. Northbound from the split to Md 114 will also join HOV then. Final southbound phase between I 370 and the beltway targets summer 1997 with HOV-2 rules restricting access to vanpools buses and carpools with two or more occupants during peak hours.
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Germantown
Clarksburg
Wahints Et al
U S life expectancy rises to 75.5 years in 1991
The National Center for Health Statistics reports whites live longer than blacks with a 7 year gap, women at 78.9 and men at 72, and notes record infant survival at 8.9 per 1000. AIDS rises to ninth place among killers while cancer and stroke remain major causes.
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Washington
America
Federal Health Agency
National Center For Health Statistics
Health and Human Services
Donna E. Shalala
Philip R. Lee
Fee hgeWh
District of Columbia
North says he won't discuss Iran-Contra in Senate campaign
Oliver North says he will not discuss the Iran-Contra affair during a likely Senate campaign next year. In a Washington Post interview he said the public no longer cares about the arms for hostages story and that the issue is behind him, though he acknowledged mistakes.
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North
Senate
Washington
Oliver North
Washington Post
White House
Three Damascus teens charged after BB gun fired at bus
Three Damascus teens were charged Tuesday afternoon with firing a BB pistol at a filled Frederick County school bus. No injuries occurred as one shot shattered the rear window at 3:45 p.m. Passengers were students from New Market Middle and Singanore High School. Deputy Charles Jenkins traced the suspects’ car from a witness-told tag number. A 17-year-old and two 16-year-olds were charged with reckless endangerment and destruction of property.
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Damascus
Frederick County
New Market Middle
Singanore High School
Charles Jenkins
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