Frederick County Historical Society seeks executive director
The Historical Society of Frederick County, funded by a $1 million trust left by Alden Fisher, may hire an executive director from annual earnings of 40 000 to 50 000. The 800 member group runs a museum and library at 24 East Church Street with a small staff, aiming to professionalize operations while preserving its volunteer core.
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The
Historical Society of
Frederick County
Historical Society
Alden Fisher
Bill Willman
Fisher
Willman
East Church St
Frederick
Never-Never Land
Frederick County to gain collective bargaining for school staff
Maryland Senate approves a bill giving Frederick County school support employees the right to meet and confer, joining teachers in collective bargaining. The measure passed 38-0 and now heads to the governor. The same session restores funds for Heartly House and funds Civil War Museum and other local projects, with conference committee to reconcile House and Senate versions including Delaplaine Center funding.
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Frederick County
Senate
Frederick
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
House
James McClellan
Heartly House
McClellan
National Museum of Civil War Medicine
Delaplaine Visual Arts Center
Brunswick Community Center
Delaplaine Center
Civil War Museum
Brunswick
Charles Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Trains warn drivers as crossing upgrades discussed
Witnesses recalled a fatal crossing incident as a train sped through at 20 mph. Bystanders urged attention while noting many trains use the route daily. County officials expect new warning lights to be installed this summer after funding and design. Deputies lead investigation and reconstruction efforts.
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Neil Stiller
Department of Public Works
State Highway Department
Stiller
Rick Winer
G.D. Bartlett
Hosokawa Resigns Amid Political Finance Scandal
Japan’s prime minister Hosokawa faced mounting pressure as coalition leaders including Komeito reported his resignation call over a $970,000 loan from a mob-linked trucking chief. Opposition cited stock purchases by his father-in-law, potential personal investments, and stalled budget talks as the crisis paralyzed parliament and unsettled markets.
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Yuichi Ichikawa
Coalition
Komeito
Clean Government Party
Hosokawa
Hosohawa
Sagawa Kyubin
Yohei Kono
Liberal Democrats
Japan
U.s.japan
Kyodo News Service
Tsutomu Hata
U.S
Mickey Kantor
Marrakech
Morocco
Asahi
Turley Faces Consecutive Sentences in Fatal Crash Case
Turley admitted drinking at least six beers before a fatal Frederick County crash. He has three prior drunken driving convictions and violated a Jan. 18 1993 driving while under the influence sentence. Judge Stepler reimposed 21 months, with possible consecutive terms to cover the death of Ms. Comfort. Turley, aided by a cane, sustained serious injuries while undergoing treatment. Oliver Cejka notes his client is an admitted alcoholic seeking help.
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Turley
Daggett
Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Rolins
Comfort
Oliver Cejka
Townhouse Wall Collapses. Two Workers Escape Injury
A three story townhouse under construction on Regal Court in Beers Development Freder with wind gusts causing a collapse. Karl A. Conley jumped clear unharmed while Robert E. Gross suffered minor injuries and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Investigators from OSHA will review the scene. the builder is N V Homes Inc.
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Frederick County Sheriff's Office
Frederick Goons To and Rescue Service
Regal Court
Beers
Freder
T.D
Karl A. Conley
Hagerstown
Robert E. Gross
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Administration
N.V. Homes Inc
Plant workers treated after sulfur dioxide release at cement plant
Nine Lehigh Portland Cement workers were hospitalized briefly for throat burning and chest tightness after a sulfur dioxide release near a kiln stack in Union Bridge. A prior Tuesday incident sent seven to the hospital. Plant manager David Roush cited a coal grinding mill malfunction. the kiln was shut for repairs as HAZMAT teams investigated.
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Susan C. Nicol
News-Post
Union Bridge
Lehigh Portland Cement Company
Carroll County Hospital
David Roush
Frederick County
Fort Detrick
Police Officers Exposed to HIV and Hepatitis Not Infected
Dr. Frank Barranco notes 83 Baltimore officers exposed to HIV blood and 53 to hepatitis blood. none infected after testing at three and six months. Officer Himes expresses fear with needle sticks and is advised to exercise caution among rescue workers.
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Himes
Mr. Himes
Frank Barranco
Baltimore City
Dr. Barranco
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