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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1995

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Rain lifts open burning ban across the state

Heavy Wednesday night rain prompted the Department of Natural Resources to lift the statewide open burning ban at noon Thursday. DNR official Ric Lillard noted damp forests and new growth reduce fire risk, while weather reports cited substantial rainfall and lingering fog after the storm.

Department of Natural Resources DNR Ric Lillard Lillard Maryland Bill Wolfe Thurmont Rae Wolfe Potomac Edison Sugarloaf Mountain Frederick County Washington County Mr. Lillard Wolfe

Retail sales rise 0.2 percent in March

Commerce Department data show March retail sales up 0.2 percent after a sharp February drop revised to a 1 percent decline. The report suggests slower economic growth this year and a modest pickup in March indicates a broader slowdown underway.

Washington Commerce Department

Bakers Park Ducks Debate Moves To City Action

Frederick city officials weigh options to reduce the Baker Park duck population after input from wildlife expert Leslie E. Terry. He warns feeding ducks fuels nuisance conditions and water quality problems, proposing a public education campaign and stopping feeding to spur ducks to move elsewhere.

Baker Park Frederick Duck Savers St. John’s Leslie E. Terry U.S. Department of Agriculture Terry Health Department

Residents recall FDR at Thurmont library on 50th death anniversary

Thurmont residents gather at the library to remember Franklin D. Roosevelt on the 50th anniversary of his death. Displays include newspapers, scrapbooks, and books about the 32nd president. Carla Beck leads the tribute and plans to compile memories into a book for the Thurmont Historical Society. Vincent Jenkins recalls FDR's magic smile and resilience during visits to the White House, noting how the president's calm demeanor inspired confidence despite polio.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Thurmont Public Library Ralph Fornwald Carla Beck Thurmont Vincent Jenkins Fdr Thurmont Democratic Central Committee Thurmont Historical Society Beck Jenkins Mr. Jenkins White House Washarea Hotel

Weather outlook and sports calendar notes

Clear tonight with lows in the mid 40s and Friday sunshine expected. Highs in the 60s. See Page A-2 for the weather and greenhouse season notes. Also visit John Cannon’s pews calendar for area athletic events and statistics. The Frederick News Post emphasizes recycled paper.

Toap John Cannon Frederick News Post

County high school grads need remedial FCC courses

State report shows 45 percent of Frederick County 1993 graduates who enrolled at Frederick Community College needed remedial math. Thirty five percent required English and 20 percent reading remediation. statewide, 35 percent math, 33 percent English, 18 percent reading remediation. 61 percent of 1993 graduates went to community colleges. Superintendent Gadra declined to discuss the report. Dr Bonnie Ward said the system will analyze it with FCC and continue efforts to push four years of math and FCC prep.

Frederick County Frederick Community College Maryland Higher Education Commission Maryland FCC Daniel Gadra Bonnie Ward

Bartlett proud of GOP nine out of 10 Contract with America

Rep Roscoe Bartlett praises the GOP for nine of ten Contract with America items passing the House in the first 100 days of the 104th Congress. He notes grueling work, bipartisan support, and one failed item to amend term limits. He emphasizes the commitment to delivering on promises and cites wide Democratic cooperation on many items.

Bartlett America House Roscoe Bartlett Buckeystown Congress Dr. Bartlett Franklin Delano Roosevelt Maryland GOP

Farm owner recalls hurricane force wind tore through Jefferson Pike area

Lous Torreyson, 81, reported a Sunday night windstorm that ripped a two story silo, garage, and storage building on his Jefferson Pike farm. Debris and roof parts flew across US 30 as cattle remained safe and he escaped injury. Continued on Page A2.

Lous Torreyson Torreyson Jefferson Pike

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