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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1992
Page
1
In Homestead Florida tent cities rose as an Army radio station broadcast relief news. President Bush visited Dade County pledging federal aid and rebuilding effort for Homestead Air Force Base. Five tent cities housing over 3700 people were erected awaiting power, laundries and showers to open. Residents voiced mixed relief and frustration as crews moved in.
The Carroll Creek Commission approved renovation plans for the South Carroll Street Bridge and ordered drafting of construction plans. The project includes viewing platforms, decorative railings, street lamps and stone facing with input from Mayor Gordon, the Board of Aldermen, and historic agencies. A Bentztown Spring Park section of the Linear Park also received preliminary layout approval featuring a viewing area and pavilion near Mullinix Park Pool.
Denise Hayers leads Warstaad in a season opening football clash at Virginia on Saturday. Weather calls for partial sun and scattered thundershowers tonight with mild highs and cooler lows. Thursday forecast shows continued shower chances and mid range temperatures.
Maryland voters face six ballot questions on November 3 including five constitutional amendments and a controversial abortion referendum. Two pairs of identical questions appear for civil suit juries and jury trial limits, created by a legislative duplication that officials cannot fix. The Attorney General advises keeping both versions on the ballot, leaving voters puzzled and lawmakers reluctant to concede error.
Frederick County commissioners postponed a planned increase in well permit fees from 40 to 80 dollars after the Builders Association argued the health department mishandles permits. Officials said the higher fee would cover about 53 percent of inspection costs, with turnout from other agencies causing delays. The panel may keep the fee at 60 while improving efficiency.
Brunswick officials consider an agreement with Frederick City to allow part time officers from the other department to work in Brunswick. The plan would have officers wear Brunswick uniforms, follow Brunswick rules, but not qualify for benefits. Frederick City would provide officers if schedules permit and if liability is covered by Brunswick.
Frederick hosts visiting chamber choir from Schifferstadt Germany as part of the Frederick Sister City Association tour. The group toured Frederick landmarks including City Hall and the Schifferstadt Museum, stayed with local families, and performed at Calvary United Methodist Church after visits to Harpers Ferry and nearby sites.
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