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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1999
Page
9
Parents questioned police readiness and school security during evenings. Lt. O'Brien argued quick citywide response in 20 square mile area and cautioned against revealing too much about threat responses. Ms. Fargo urged balance between openness and safety, noting signs do not guarantee violence.
The county plans new fees starting July for concession stands and various grounds uses at Rose Hill Manor and Fountain Rock Park to fund trash and maintenance costs. Some groups like youth and fire leagues will be exempt from the new charges. Fees rise over five years with disability visitors exempt, and a scholarship program is planned for low income youth. A new intensive swine operations regulation committee was approved with members from local organizations and agencies.
State Farm funds several scholarships, while hundreds come from private groups. National awards honor finalists from 50 states with committee reviews of academics leadership and essays. The process started in 1997 with 1.2 million juniors taking Pre-SAT. 16,000 became semifinalists in 1998. 15,000 finalists were chosen and 2,400 awarded scholarships.
Dr Bartlett argues Congress should engage in fact finding and urge close cooperation with Russia in mediating Serbia’s crisis. He notes Russia’s missile capability and alliance with Serbia, adds he was invited by Rep Weldon to Moscow, and confirms a State Department and Yugoslav representative will attend the meeting. He plans to return to Washington Sunday.
In Brunswick area and Braddock, ambulances faced delays with 59 calls answered in 8 to 9 minutes and 86 calls taking 6 to 9 minutes. Officials cited a 50 percent on scene response rate for one calls and urged hiring paid staff while stressing pride in volunteer service. Chief Nose Time highlighted time sensitive emergencies like heart attacks.
In Washington a Gore spokesman outlined NATO conditions for ending air strikes as diplomacy continues. Milosevic seeks Milosevic release of three Americans captured March 31 along the Yugoslav border, while refugees flood Kosovo and violence escalates. NATO targets Yugoslav interior ministry and army facilities as civilians suffer with hundreds of thousands displaced and wounded.
The House Appropriations Committee approved a 12.9 billion spending package to fund Pentagon operations in Yugoslavia and beyond, double President Clinton’s request. NATO’s bombing intensified with 670 planned missions as Gen. Shelton called the campaign the domination phase and prepared to visit air crews in the Balkans.
Cecil Wyett of Springfield Missouri, 83, finally hit his first ace on the seventh hole at Twin Oaks Country Club. He shot 74 for the day, nine under his age, using a 6 iron. Wyett has golfed since 1933 and urged, miracles happen, never give up hope.
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