County opens HIV clinic with initial $60,742 grant
Frederick County Health Department receives a 60742 grant under the Title 1 Ryan White CARE Act to establish an HIV seropositive clinic serving Frederick Carroll Allegany Washington and upper Montgomery counties. The clinic will meet monthly at 350 Montevue Lane offering exams tests referrals and low cost care, aiming to coordinate services under one roof and reduce patient travel for routine HIV care.
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Frederick County
Washington
Health Department
Montevue Lane
Frederick
Trisha Grove
Ms. Grove
Grove
Carroll
Allegany
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Margo Smith
City police discuss patrols after area move
Mr Morris told downtown workers to coordinate with police as Maj Regis Raffensberger, police chief, praised his summary of the problem and vowed increased patrols. He noted 13 arrests in the Square Corner area this year for trespassing driving while intoxicated drug possession and assault.
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Morris
Regis Raffensberger
Maj
Raffensberger
Square Corner
Off-track betting eyed to revive Frederick County racing boom
Cracked Claw's bid largest industry in the state employs 20,000 and yields $1 billion yearly yet faces decline as owners seek better purses in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Frederick County breeders and farms shrink from 280 to 160 horses. supporters urge off-track betting to boost jobs, tourism, and local economy despite safety and student-gambling concerns near Urbana High School. The Maryland Jockey Club foresees countywide benefits while opponents warn of gambling influence and security issues.
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Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Frederick County
Robert Leonard
Glade Valley
Walkersville
E. Thomas Lattanzi
Maryland Jockey Club
Urbana
John Poole
Scott
Associated Press
Cultists (Continued from Page A-1)
Investigators found about 40 charred bodies in the ruined compound with bodies scattered through rubble not clustered. Authorities feared booby traps and delaying removal. at least three victims showed recent gunshot wounds. the cause of death remains uncertain.
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Mr. Koresh
Chuck McDonald
State Department of Public Safety
Mike Cox
Agency
FBI
State parks to fund two year improvement projects
The DNR plans a 1.16 million two year program to stabilize Iron Masters House boost interpretive exhibits and improve the site near the furnace. A 260000 project will replace a Roosevelt era water system at Gathland and Washington Monument parks. Funds include 180000 for handicapped facilities at Gambrill and a 10000 federal grant for a handicapped pier at Cunningham Falls.
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Dannecker
DNR
U.S. 15
Gathland
Washington Monument Parks
Franklin Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corps
Gambrill State Park
Cunningham Falls State Park
Bill Miller
Frederick
Banker steadies Myersville Bank during 1929 crash plan
Banker recounts the Myersville Bank surviving the 1929 crash by asking customers to forgo interest until funds allowed payment. Mr Waters pledged to drive to Hagerstown each Saturday for weekly operating cash, varying routes to deter robbery. He urged aspiring bankers to honor others’ money.
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Myersville
Waters
Hagerstown
Woman is seriously hurt in two car crash on U S 15
A Frederick County woman, Theresa L. Townsley, 37, of Walkersville, was seriously injured in a two vehicle crash on U S 15 at Roddy Creek Road. Townsley was flown to R Adams Cowley Trauma Center in Baltimore in stable condition. Candy M. Sawyer, 34, of Thurmont, who drove a 1986 Chevrolet left turning onto Roddy Creek Road, was charged with failure to yield the right of way. she was not hurt.
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Frederick County
U.S. 15
Roddy Creek Road
Theresa L. Townsley
Walkersville
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Maryland
Candy M. Sawyer
Thurmont
Sawyer
Tic. Bonneville
Hagerstown Man Dies as Car Falls in Junk Yard Accident
A 27 year old Hagerstown resident, Darren Daniel Best, died when a car toppled onto him at Mount Airy Auto Wrecking Inc. on Woodville Road. A scissors jack slipped while removing an exhaust, and a front end loader freed him after a passerby raised the car.
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Mount Airy
Hagerstown
Darren Daniel Best
Robert R.R. Roberts
Frederick County
Sgt Maybush
Shannon Patterson
Mr. Best
Patterson
James
James Best
Sgt
Maybush
FCNB to change to state charter
Frederick County National Bank plans to switch from national affiliation to a state charter on its 175th birthday June 3. A. Patrick Linton says the move will cut costs and curb regulation, with tighter oversight by the Federal Reserve. The bank will be FCNB Bank and FCNB Corp will remain the holding company. No Lotto winner in Maryland. Wednesday's drawing worth about 2 million with numbers 11 21 29 39 42 49.
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Frederick County National Bank
A. Patrick Linton
Federal Reserve
New York
Fcnb Bank
Fcnb Corp
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Lottery
Snow fall across Frederick area patches slush and flakes
Weather reports from residents north of Emmitsburg and Middletown note ongoing snow and varied accumulation. Lucille Beall reports continuing snow at 10:30 a.m. with at least two inches on the ground, while Middletown secretary Cathy Gannon records no accumulation. Precipitation totals include 1.25 inches at Frederick barracks and two inches near New Market. Forecasts call for showers ending today, clearing tonight, and a sunny, warmer Friday with highs 65 to 70, followed by weekend partly cloudy with 60s highs.
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Lucille Beall
Emmitsburg
Middletown
Cathy Gannon
Frederick Barracks
New Market
National Weather Service
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