Defending Nobel Laureate Dr Gajdusek Faces Molestation Charge
Family and friends rally behind D C Gajdusek after his arrest in Frederick on sexual assault charges. Two adopted sons flew in from the Pacific to support him as donations to his defense climb, with contributions from the scientific community. A May 1 preliminary hearing is set in Frederick County District Court. legal bills could exceed 300000 dollars.
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Aldermen balk at paying video bill for city projects
Frederick officials resisted paying 5000 of a 10000 bill for a video produced to market proposed city projects to Governor Glendening. Mayor Grimes argued the city share covered a joint effort with county Economic and Community Development, while Aldermen urged advance input and questioned the partnership.
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Clinton helps clear park trails of debris
President Clinton joined youths on Earth Day at Great Falls to clear debris from park trails. He pledged environment protection as part of every decision and emphasized clean air water and preserving national parks.
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Emus defended by Maryland association amid protest
Maryland Emu Association president Diana Beuchert rebutted United Poultry Concern claims during a Mount Airy protest. She contends the group misquotes and misinforms while stating emus will be used for meat and oil as investors push slaughter for profit.
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Trains allegedly skipped air brake tests at Cumberland yard
CSX records show at least three newly assembled trains left the Cumberland rail yard in February without the mandatory air brake Initial Terminal Test. CSX officials attribute the notes to sloppy bookkeeping, while a former inspector claims managers pressured workers to skip inspections or risk losing jobs. CSX denies the allegations as rail safety scrutiny grows nationwide after multiple 1996 wrecks.
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David Glick A Frederick McDonald’s fixture since youth
David Glick, now 35, grew up in Frederick and is a familiar face at the Seventh Street McDonald’s for 15 years. Born with Down syndrome, he was bar mitzvahed at Beth Sholom, earned Boy Scout badges, and values family moments like giving the first blessing at temple. He remains active in the syriagouge community and the Glicks take pride in his steady work ethic.
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Hartz and Company owner dies at age 72
Frederick business leader Sigmund Hartz died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 72. Born October 1823 in Baltimore, he was husband to Natane Meyer Hartz and son of Cecelia Fox Hartz. He joined the family business as a child and rose from apprentice to owner, guiding Hartz and Company through multiple generations.
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