Budget cuts squeeze County Health Department again
Frederick County faces deep funding losses as 200 employees face layoffs or 30 to 40 percent salary cuts after a 75 percent, $421 000 reduction in case formula funding effective Oct 1. Core health programs like maternity clinics and outlying centers may end, with broader impacts on restaurant inspections and septic system reviews.
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Frederick County
Health Department
Margo Smith
Case
Bowes
Emmitsburg
Woodsboro
Brunswick
Ms. Smith
Trial continuance sought in Evans murder case
Frederick County Circuit Court hears a bid to move the February 10 homicide case of Christopher Jarboe to Montgomery County after defense claims pre trial press has inflamed local passions. Jarboe and co defendant William Hartman face the death penalty. a two week jury trial begins Monday for Jarboe. Hartman’s trial follows later in the year.
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Robert A. Evans Jr
Christopher John Jarboe
Araby Church Road
Frederick County
Jarboe
Montgomery County
Mr. Jarboe
Evans
Prospect Park Plaza
Ronald Birch
Gary Minnisohn
Rockville
William Eugene Hartman
Providence Court
Frederick
Hartman
Yugoslavia Banned From United Nations General Assembly
The United Nations General Assembly voted 127 to 6 to bar Yugoslavia comprising Serbia and Montenegro from voting or speaking in chambers or committees. Five African nations joined Yugoslavia in opposing the measure, the strongest sanctions ever against a U.N. member. The move leaves Belgrade isolated while a U.N. embargo strangled its economy as the war in Croatia and Bosnia raged. The United States declared Yugoslavia’s U.N. membership expired, though Russia and others suggested it might still attend sessions. Premier Milan Panic appealed for recognition but left as the vote passed. The Security Council will review status by mid December with conditions tied to peace accords.
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United Nations
Yugoslavia
World Community
Balkan Federation
General Assembly
Serbia
Montenegro
U.N
Belgrade
Croatia
Bosnia
Russia
United States
U.S
Edward Perkins
Milan Panic
Mr. Panic
Panic
Britain
Iraq
Kuwait
South Africa
Weather and sports notes from Frederick newspaper
Inside The News Weather reports sunny breezy cooler today with highs around 68. Tonight clears and grows chilly with lows near 40. Thursday mostly sunny with highs near 68. A2 Maryland map and weather page tease and a note on food at ice fair. Frederick resident Jeris White, NFL veteran of nine seasons, is featured in Stan Goldberg's column Touching all the east.
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Maryland
Sesaane
Frederick
Jeris White
NFL
Stan Goldberg
Bartlett Hattery trade charges in Western Maryland race
Sixth District candidate Thomas Hattery attacked Dr. Roscoe Bartlett for accepting 52216.12 in farm subsidies from 1987 to 1989 while decrying government handouts. Bartlett countered with criticism of Hattery’s health insurance plan and scrutiny of expense accounts as the race nears six weeks.
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Thomas Hattery
Roscoe Bartlett
Mr. Hattery
Maryland
Hattery
Dr. Bartlett
City man charged in drive by shooting near Mount Airy
Dwayne Darnell Jackson of 207 Center Street faces attempted murder and related counts after firing on a westbound I-70 pickup near Mount Airy. Mark Collins of Western Maryland escaped injury as Jackson wrecked on Meadow Road. Jackson held on $100,000 bond with three passengers questioned.
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Frederick
Mount Airy
Dwayne Darnell Jackson
Center Street
Jackson
Mark E. Collins
Western Marinland
Collins
I-70
Meadow Road
Chris Sasse
Mr. Jackson
Frederick County
Frederick County Adopts Groundbreaking Gaming Ordinance
Frederick County Commissioners approve a new gambling ordinance bringing games of chance under county control with permit requirements. The measure, backed by Delegate James E McClellan, aims to close loopholes and may raise about 100000 in fees in late fiscal 1993.
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Frederick County
Ron Sundergill
Harbaugh
Maryland
Commissioners
Ken Sundergill
Sundergill
Bruce Reeder
Governor Schaefer Unlocks 1 Million for State Farm Expansion
Governor William Donald Schaefer announced loans totaling 1 million to Frederick City and Frederick County to extend Trading Lane for State Farm Insurance Co.'s nearby 49 million office and complex project. The plan, supported by local officials, hinges on road improvements as Fairfax County rival bids loom. The ceremony followed the funeral of Baltimore officer Ira Weiner, with Schaefer noting the day’s somber tone despite the business progress.
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Baltimore
Willam Donald Schaefer
Frederick
Frederick County
State Farm Insurance Co
Cts
Paul Gordon
State Farm
Fairfax County
Ira Weiner
Sionday
Weiner
Pencd
James E. Young Jr
Mers
Shee’ AG
Lreenedee
Fiat
Te Crete al
Governor Schaeler Visits Northaypton Nursing Home
Governor William Donald Schaeler visits Barbara Price a resident of Northaypton Manor Nursing Home during a daytime escort through the facility. The event took place behind Stes and involved brief conversations with staff and residents.
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William Donald Schaeler
Barbara Price
Northaypton Manor
Nursaie
Thay
Stes
Pricce Chb
Northempten
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Fregplchows
Dusineas
Fpgalgess
Finance
Ford
Timothy Jacobsen
Robin Smith
Dublin Hills Farm
Cindy
Robin
Bartlett
Congress
Richard Kerns
News-Post
Schaefer
Seealt Pote
Tez Sapte
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