Lehigh facility to burn tires in kiln tests
Lehigh plant MDE approval expands tire fuel trials at ESSROC kiln. Roush cites 20 percent drop in volatile pollutants and nitrogen oxides, while carbon monoxide may rise slightly. Tires stored in enclosed trailers. automatic shutdown if kiln drops below 1400 degrees. Assembly delegate Elliott backs the plan, noting safety and worker protection concerns.
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David Roush
Mie Ecenpeny
Essroc
Sullivan
MDE
Roush
Donald Elliott
State General Assembly
Elliott
City police probe assault of woman near nightclub
Frederick City police investigate an assault report from a 21 year old woman leaving Lucas McCain's nightclub on College Terrace late Thursday night. She said two white men accosted her in the parking lot one grabbed her by the throat and forced her down. She fought off one assailant and drove away, later reporting the incident. One suspect is described as a white man 35 to 40, six feet, 180 to 200 pounds with a long brown beard wearing a dark T shirt and blue jeans. The second suspect could not be described.
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Frederick City
Lucas McCain
College Terrace
Lifeguards Rescue Driver After Highway Wreck Near Pool
Lifeguards Mr. Fish and Mr. Zerne, trained weeks earlier, rushed from a pool to aid a head injury victim after a car plowed into a guardrail and flew onto another car. They stabilized the bleeding, checked vital signs, and helped until EMS arrived. The victim, Chung Taen Yu, survived and was listed in stable condition.
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Mr. Fish
Maryland
Chung Taen Yu
Prince George’s County General Hospital
Fish
Zerne
Invincible Monitor Warship Crumbling Off Hatteras Coast
The USS Monitor hulk rests 230 feet beneath the Atlantic as corrosion and decay erode the Civil War ironclad. NOAA minisub exploration confirms further deterioration in one of two U.S. underwater ship sanctuaries. The famed ship, nicknamed a cheese box on a raft, fought the Merrimack at Hampton Roads in 1862.
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Hatteras
Atlantic
Minisub
United States
John Broadwater
Monitor Sanctuary
Broadwater
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Virginia
Merrimack
Hampton Roads
Farm worker rescued from silo on New Windsor Road
Frederick County Fire and Rescue freed a farm worker trapped in a 100 foot silo at the James E. Baker farm on New Windsor Road. The man, unnamed at press time, was pulled from a narrow opening after his leg fouled a silage machine and severely mangled above the knee. He was airlifted not used and transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital after receiving morphine at the scene. Rescue teams from three Frederick fire companies Libertytown Woodsboro and the county Advanced Technical Rescue unit aided in the operation.
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Sam Yu
Fire and Rescue
James E. Baker
New Windsor Road
Frederick County
Stelne
Libertytown
Ambu
Frederick
Woodsboro
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