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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1999

Page

10

UN Agency warns of mass Serb expulsions in former Kosovo area

U N refugee agency officials say at least 12 000 refugees have fled Montenegrin and Albanian border areas in the last 24 hours as Serb forces shell and shoot civilians. monitors report renewed Serb shelling along the Yugoslav Albanian frontier and NATO strikes hit a military airfield near Podgorica. Spokesmen caution on missing American soldiers captured March 31 near the Macedonian border.

U.N. Refugees Agency U.N Ie’ Nia Albania Jankowski Macedonia Jazince Kosovo Liberation Army Organization For Security and Cooperation In Europe Eer Yugoslavia NATO Podgorica Kosovo Tanjug Nick Sumter Geneva Macedonian

Neutron Products faces consent order and shutdown clash

MDE spokesman Quentin Banks discussed a consent order with Neutron Products president Jackson Ransohoff, who plans a constructive alternative. Residents fear shutdown handling, while Ransohoff argues finances prevent safe closure and says state demands amount to a costly, punitive burden amid years of regulatory stress and alleged radioactive hotspots.

MDE Quentin Banks Jackson Ransohoff Neutron Products Kevorkian Ransohoff Rancohoff Turner

Frederick city to fund housing rehab and community grants

The Frederick council advanced a block grant package including a 100000 rehabilitation loan for Way Station Inc at 128 W Patrick St to expand offices. It also funds 60000 in loans to acquire nonprofit housing, a 20000 settlement expenses loan, and 4000 for a Neighborhood Commercial Opportunity Micro Enterprise program to spur job creation. Some projects like a 170000 daycare expansion were not funded and Habitat of Frederick County may seek proposals for a West South Street redevelopment. Mayor and aldermen to grant final approval at May meeting.

Way Station Inc Patrick St Barbara Fritchie West South Street Carver Community Center Schmersa William Hall Grimes Glenn Hartman South End West All Saints Street Hartman Fredenck Towncome Homes Habitat

Last-minute filers fill post office tax day rush

At the Walkersville Rosedale area post office workers and customers scramble for April 15. Last-minute filers include Ms Roell who joked about taxes while others like Jil Traut and Steve Burrows waited until the deadline. The post office extended hours to midnight with additional staff, as windows remained busy and volunteers handed out tax booklets. Rita's Italian Ice treated workers as the peak period between 6:30 and 9:30 pm drew steady crowds.

Roell Bill O'Donnell Rosedale Jil Traut Libertytown Steve Burrows Walkersville JR Keen Sue Wiseman Julian Biggers

Jug Bridge closes amid auction chaos and nostalgia

A chaotic final auction at Jug Bridge draws shoppers away with bargain salad bar sneeze guards and chairs as patrons recall the longtime restaurant. Delegate Paul Stull, then clerking the sale, laments the closing of a local legend once visited by President George Bush.

George Bush MD 144 Paul Stull Jug Bridge

County seeks funding for EMS, animal control, and social services

County commissioners hear appeals for nine skilled worker positions and two paramedic posts, plus retention staff and an EMS assistant director. Requests include funding for the Frederick and Libertytown units, a 44 percent ALS fail rate for 1998, and costs totaling dozens of programs from Workcare and SummerCare child care to court diagnostic teams, child support services, and a countywide economic development plan with an agriculture industry specialist and a viability study.

Tee Iing Thmee Rena Raion Aipthdy Frederick and Frederick Libertytown ALS Department EMS Merry Ellen Poole Mood Brian Duncan

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