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Newspaper
Frederick County Leader
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1997
Page
3
A Nobel Prize laureate is reported to face potential imprisonment after being charged with child sex abuse. Prosecutors allege the individual engaged in illegal acts involving a minor, prompting an ongoing investigation and possible trial.
Maryland treasurer Richard N. Dixon toured Walkersville Middle as it awaits a 5.8 million renovation to add 30 000 square feet and seats for 400 students. The plan would fund 2.78 million from the state with 1.78 million pending board approval, while officials seek funds for Whittier Elementary to relieve overcrowding. If approved, construction could start in May after an April contract award by the Frederick County Board of Education.
A group of Maryland lawyers, with Maryland Volunteer Lawyers Service, will run self help sessions for low or moderate income Frederick residents seeking divorce or child custody guidance. The program explains steps and required forms, does not provide court representation, and uses income limits. sessions run Tuesday through Friday with phone help and form review in a paired format.
Maryland School for the Deaf receives a substantial Internet access donation from 1981 MSD graduate Jamie Clark. MSD Superintendent James Tucker lauds Clark as a local boy made good. The gift supports deaf students learning via the World Wide Web and international pages. Clark Internet Services, based in Columbia, serves nearly 6,000 clients with 42 employees.
The State Highway Administration and Mass Transit Administration will hold a public hearing March 12 at Urbana High School to review proposed improvements along the I-270 and U S 15 corridor from Shady Grove Metro in Montgomery County to Biggs Ford Road at U S 16 in Frederick County. Court reporters will record testimony and residents may submit comments to Michelle D. Hoffman at the Maryland State Highway Administration.
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