Outstanding vocational education students honored at Frederick banquet
The Frederick County Vocational Advisory Council and the Frederick County Students Construction Trades Foundation hosted their annual awards banquet at the Independent Hose Company. The program honored outstanding vocational education students from multiple high schools and the Frederick Community College, with special business and community members recognized for supporting vocational education.
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Frederick County Vocational Advisory Council
Frederick County Students Construction Trades Foundation
Independent Hose Company
Brunswick High School
Leigh Brust
Joseph Smith
Matthew Sowers
Catoctin High School
Bruce Conway
Sterling Eyler
Joyce Wivell
Frederick High School
Doug DeGrange
Charles Farmer
Leann Harmon
Frederick Community College
Tonya Clabaugh
Thomas Johnson High School
Douglas Henderson
Tammy Watkins
Singanore High School
William Royer
Larry Smith
Debbie Stutz
Middletown High School
Rusty Burdette
Sherry McKee
Faye Ropp
Rock Creek Center
Brian Dorsey
Earl Lucas
Guy Mann
Maryland School For the Deaf
Sean Kerin
George Savoy
Tiffany Wiliams
Walkersville High School
Kathy Crawford
David Crum
Frederick County
VoTech Center
Kimberly Crye
James Ellis
Mary Farmer
Businessea
Spicer Bell
Jack Kuesmaul
Joyce Frye
Francis Scott Key Merchants Association
Leon Maniez
Frederick City
Vocational Advisory Council
Margaret and
Tom Hood
Vocational students honored at Frederick County banquet
The Vocational Advisory Council honored outstanding vocational students from Frederick County high schools Rock Creek School Maryland School for the Deaf and Frederick Community College during its annual banquet. Awards also recognized three local businesses and three individuals for supporting vocational education with medals and certificates.
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Vocational Advisory Council
Frederick County
Vocational Technical Center
Rock Creek School
Maryland Sehon For the Deaf
Frederick Community College
Vernon E. Stup Company
Taylor Rental
Francis Scott Key Mall Merchants Association
Ross Smith
Thurmont
Jack Kussmaul
Guy Mann
Farl Leecas
Brien Dorsey
Rusty Burdette
Sherry McKee
Faye Ropp
Middletown High
Antonette Talotta
Kathy Crawford
David Crum
Walkersville High
James Bilis
Kimberly Drye
Mary Farmer
Vo-Tech Center
Tiffany Williams
Sean Kerin
George Savoy
Maryland School For the Deaf
Tonya Clabaugh
Don Jack
Nancy Spiker
Dwayne Stup
Mfume proposes police registered squeegee workers plan
Baltimore councilman Kweisi Mfume urges licensing and safety training for windshield washers at signals. The proposal sets age and location limits, bans under 32 from washing, and aims to curb traffic dangers while easing racial tensions surrounding the bill.
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Baltimor
Baltimore
Kweisi Mfune
Mfume
William Donald Schaefer
Schaefer
Cordless phones blamed for hearing damage warnings rise
Officials warn cordless phones can cause hearing loss in some users especially children. FDA investigations follow over 100 alleged cases as warnings and revised instructions appear. Ringing in the earpiece can reach 140 decibels if a standby to talk switch is forgotten, prompting legal action and industry design changes.
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Washington
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
St. Louis
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Nancy Stearts
Commission
Eric Schimmel
Electronic Industries Association
Omni alleges sordid coverup by prosecutor in tax case
Omni International Corp accused a federal prosecutor and IRS agents of altering and fabricating witness interview summaries to influence the multi million dollar tax fraud case. The company said documents were altered and evidence suppressed as the defense prepared for trial. The U S attorney denied wrongdoing and pledged to respond in due course.
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Baltimore
IRS
Washington Post
Omni International Corp
Omni
U.S
Internal Revenue Service
J. Frederick Motz
Elizabeth Trimble
Trimble
Motz
Frank Sinstra
Bermuda
Euro Airfinance
Omni International, Ltd
Maryland safety panel probes dangers of three wheel ATVs
Maryland Attorney General Stephen A. Sachs reports rising ATV use and a surge in injuries and fatalities. The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission and the Specialty Vehicle Institute of America urge action including age limits licensing recalls and warnings while state forests restrict ATV use to authorized areas and permits.
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Maryland
Green Ridge
Garrett
Potomac
Savage River
Pocomoke
Baltimore
Tawes
Annapolis
Department of Natural Resources
State Forest
State Park
U.S. Product Safety Commission
Consumer Product Safety Commission
CPSC
Specialty Vehicle Institute of America
SVSA
Stuart M. Statler
U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
Washington, D.C
SVIA
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Ocean Front
Briarcliffe Acres
Beach Cove Inn
Tye
Atlantic Ocean
Rogue Sound
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