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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1992
Page
3
State officials formally abandon a proposed eastern bypass around Washington D.C. and declare no interest in a western route. The renewed surface talks failed to advance any concrete plan and the state opts to pursue no new bypass alignment.
More than 200 passengers aboard a MARC train heading to Oriole Park were stranded after the engine ran dry due to a wrong fuel gauge installed on a 1,800 gallon tank. About 50 stayed aboard and were later picked up by another MARC train, while rain delayed the game by nearly three hours.
Neil Barss a 41 year old Frederick resident was struck while jogging on Kirkland Drive after a car turning off Hanover Drive hit him at about 8 pm He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released The driver Janet Traux 48 of Frederick sustained no injuries and was not charged per the sheriff’s office
Walkersville town commissioners rejected an affordable housing amendment to the planning and zoning rules. The measure, backed earlier by Frederick County Housing Trust, would allow developers to donate up to five percent of land for an affordable housing plan while permitting the same home counts on smaller lots. Officials called the amendment too open and questioned land control, construction responsibility, and neighborhood compatibility. Commissioner Joseph Caha criticized voting for a law not restrictive enough.
Inspector General Derek Vander Schaal recommends the Navy assess whether key leaders including Naval Investigative Service commander Duvall Williams, Navy inspector general Rear Adm. George Washington Davis, JAG Rear Adm. John Gordon, and Undersecretary Dan Howard should remain in their current roles after Tailhook findings.
Residents of Smithsburg meet with Senator John Derr and a DNR representative to review proposed relocations of the Appalachian Trail away from Md. 77. Five routes are under study, including a mile east deviation requiring about 170 acres, while landowners resist selling. The Park Service may condemn land if needed, with easement options debated.
The Senate advanced a clash over a family and medical leave bill with Bush expected to veto again. Supporters and opponents foresaw difficulties in the House, where a veto override would require broad backing. The debate featured a Republican tax credit alternative offering 509 million dollars in annual credits for firms voluntarily providing unpaid leave.
Dr. McKnight and Dr. Towle discuss how books and party dynamics shape the 1996 race. They note the 1980 and 1984 elections show economy and party strength influence outcomes, with Perot as a barometer rather than a decisive mover. Clinton’s lead may erode if late switches occur.
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