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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1999
Page
6
A home at 726-B Deer is damaged with about 10000 dollars in losses to the home or construction work. The incident occurred between 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. A future neighbor left a message about the damage on the owner's answering machine. Sheriff’s office asks anyone with information to call 301-694-1046.
The Frederick arena owes $12,706.83 to Frederick County and $19,266.67 to the City of Frederick along with about $11,000 to the IRS and $10,000 to Maryland. Creditor Rutchik & Catron now Kettering Group holds $10,129.22. Allegheny Power owes $37,915.34 and several local firms are listed for smaller sums. Proceeds from a $2.8 million sale will mostly go to Farmers and Mechanics National Bank with SBA, Frederick County, and the City of Frederick receiving modest returns.
Finalists’ cages display ribbons while 265 cats outnumber humans in the ballroom. Vendors sell toys beds and jewelry as photographers capture cats. Judge Tracy Petty inspects fur then lifts cats for exam while spectators watch. The Cat Fanciers Association has run shows 12 years with generally calm cats.
The Assembly cannot finish the budget before Tuesday at the earliest as Mr Glenden ing delays the final piece until lawmakers act on his proposals. Fiscal leaders planned a Saturday meeting to resolve House Senate differences but illness in two members’ families paused negotiations. With a constitutional deadline at midnight, no penalty exists for missing it if the budget clears by April 12. Three bills face votes Tuesday in House and Senate committees. Glendening leads a vigorous personal lobbying push.
The scene follows a shooting that left a 68 year old woman dead and another woman wounded outside a home. Gov Glendening pushes legislation adding sexual orientation to protected classes and grants state employees collective bargaining rights.Abortion and cigarette tax bills face committee and senate hurdles with key votes expected. political opposition centers on the Senate president’s stance and budget disputes.
The United States and NATO rush to approve using Apache gunships and rocket launchers for Kosovo as Milosevic forces push ethnic Albanians from Kosovo. Refugee shelters for up to 20 000 at U S facilities and as many as 100 000 in Europe are planned while Hamid Albright and Biden weigh airlift options. White House and Defense officials debate ground troop options as top commanders express reservations about the campaign.
Refugees flow from Kosovo as 300 buses per hour transport them from the camp, with about 5 000 a day moving onward. UNHCR and Red Cross distribute food and blankets while Macedonia elbows for orderly exits and limits intake to 20 000. NATO seeks eventual return to Kosovo amid EU calls to halt ethnic cleansing.
Relief workers urge local fund drives as emergency supplies are bought locally. Kosovo's population is mainly ethnic Albanian seeking independence from Serbia, while NATO strikes have driven over 360,000 Kosovars from their homes. Refugees stream into neighboring Macedonia Albania and Montenegro. Relief staff report women and children are the majority, with men largely absent, as aid organizations coordinate shelter, blankets, water, and food and monitor refugee registrations at border camps.
A federally funded study tests whether the antibiotic Zithromax can reduce heart attack events over four years. Researchers target Chlamydia pneumoniae linked to some heart disease cases, comparing a yearlong course of the drug against a placebo among 1.75 million annual procedures nationwide.
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