County reshapes zoning rules amid 115 amendments since 1977
Planning officials review proposed changes including day care in office research zones asphalt plants roadside stands and off track betting as a Moratorium on further amendments is debated while longtime farmers seek zoning changes. A citizen committee helped guide the 1977 update and a public hearing process shaped the current code. The plan aims to educate residents and a timetable is to be released by year end.
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Jim Shaw
Yingling
Bruce Reeder
Shaw
Walkersville
Thurmont
Gail Bowerman
Bir. Shaw
Somalia Crisis Faces Political Strategy Debate
U S officials weigh including Aidid in reconciliation talks as review of Somalia policy seeks a political path amid clan rivalries. Italian and U S leaders discuss military presence and law and order while Congress pressures for troop withdrawal and a defined end date for peacekeeping missions.
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Caking
OTT
U.S
Somalia
Aidid
Beniattino Andreotta
Christopher
United States
Congress
Clinton
UN General Assembly
United Nations
East Street Extension Favored By GFDC Directors
GFDC directors back an eastern Gas House Pike option and realignment of New Design Road while Alderman Kreissig champions the East Street extension linking to I-70 as an artery to ease traffic. Debates involve DeGrange Street property status and a map showing high density residential replacing light industry.
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Tion
Gas House Pike
Smariga
Jon Kreissig
East Street
DeGrange Street
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Great Southern Printing
Richard R. Burgee
Martin
May's bankruptcy follows fair authorities' award over debts
In Montgomery County Circuit Court, judge awards $58,433.24 to Montgomery County Agriculture Center Inc. against Timothy S May after a default in a 1992 security contract for the county fair. The IRS seized over $50,000 of the fair’s funds from May accounts, and May filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy the same day. The foreclosure on May’s Frederick properties, 440 E. Patrick St. and 1208 Oakwood Dr., seeks $285,000, as May lists total debts over $389,000 to 13 creditors. The case pauses collection while court supervises restructuring. a meeting with creditors is set for Oct. 4.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Frederick
Timothy S May
May
Montgomery County Agriculture Center Inc
Fair Authorities
James Ryan
Mr. May
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Fcnb Bank of Frederick
Frederick County
E. Patrick St
Oakwood Drive
William Nicklas
Nicklas
Ted Elliott
Cout Records
Internal Revenue Service
Maryland Comptroller’s Office
Maryland
U.S
T.S. May & Associates Inc
IRS
Fawr
Fair
Great Frederick Fair
Montgomery Fair
Becky Brashear
Dennis Ettlin
State Comptroller
Mr May
Bicycle police in city patrols report higher arrests and unique cases
Lt Robert Hargis notes the bicycle unit may exceed normal arrest rates while handling 262 calls in August. Officers describe chasing suspects at 30 to 35 mph on bikes, encountering indecent exposure and public drinking, and even locating people in parks and alleys. Patrons cite fitness gains and better sleep after shifts.
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Charles Davis
Robert Hargis
Nies Gought
Patswald
Tom Pfarr
Stuart
Davis
Law Process Describes Decontamination Setup At Lab
After dressing, team members arranged a decontamination area with a makeshift shower and soapy water. They were hosed off before leaving. Maj. Ryczak noted spilled material would be collected by a contractor and federal rules prevent removing soiled absorbent on site. The material was swept up and placed in a special container.
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Maj. Ryczak
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