Four Construction Workers Injured In Two Frederick Incidents
Four men were hurt at two job sites Monday in Frederick County. Harold E. Martian of Carlisle fell from a 12 foot ladder at the YMCA on North Market Street and was flown to the R Adams Cowley Trauma Center in Baltimore. At Worman's Mill, three workers on a scaffold fell about 18 feet, with Carl Mason and Richard Booth of Mercersburg and Mark Schlotterbeck of Hagerstown treated and released. Keith Diffenderfer of Waynesboro was not injured. Authorities cited weight on the scaffold and ongoing investigations by Maryland Occupational Safety and Health and local deputies. the workers belonged to D L Bricker Masonry of Boonsboro.
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Pennsylvania
YMCA
North Market Street
Frederick
Harold E. Martian
Carlisle
Thee Te Lye
Frederick City
Martin
Nitter House Concrete
R Adams Cowley Trauma
Baltimore
Worman’s
Carl Mason
Richard Booth
Mercersburg
Mark Schlotterbeck
Hagerstown
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mason
Teachers urged to make learning meaningful in Walkersville
About 850 Frederick County educators heard UCLA education expert Dr. Madeline Hunter urge relevance in lessons and student understanding over mere homework completion. Superintendent Dr. Noel T. Farmer, Myersville teacher Patrice Thomas, and others praised the session as a valuable summer learning experience.
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Walkersville
Madeline Hunter
Walkersville High School
Hunter
University of California At Los Angeles
Payne seeks landfill credit. decision postponed
Howard Payne of H F Payne Construction Co. asked Frederick County Commissioners to grant credit at the landfill for dumping tree stumps in a pit later filled with old appliances and refuse. The commissioners postponed ruling on the request.
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Howard Payne
Frederick County
Lee
Mr. Payne
H.F. Payne Construction Co
Monrovia
Buckingham Hills
MD. 80
Michaels Mill Road
Payne
Health and Public Works
Sterling Bollinger
Schweinhaut and Sher clash over votes in 18th District race
In Rockville the 75 year old State Senator Margaret Schweinhaut accused 59 year old Delegate Patricia R. Sher of missing more than 1000 House votes over four years. Schweinhaut stressed her pro life stance as Sher counters she rarely misses key votes.
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Rockville
Margaret Schweinhaut
D-18
House of Delegates
del. Patricia R. Sher
Kensington
Chevy Chase
Wheaton
Ms. Schweinhaut
Ms. Sher
Sher
People’s Counsel
Schweinhaut
National Abortion Rights Action League
Maryland bishops urge defense cuts to fund aid programs
Maryland Catholic leaders including Archbishop William Keeler Bishop Robert Mulvee and James Cardinal Hickey urged Congress and President Bush to scale back military spending and boost funding for the poor. They called for higher federal support for low income housing Medicaid Medicare education child care and food programs plus continued aid to developing countries. They suggested reducing the military budget as a possible source of savings.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Congress
Bush
William H. Keeler
Baltimore
Robert Mulvee
Wilmington
N.J
James Cardinal Hickey
Washington, D.C
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Scot Hopkins
Diffenderfer
Waynesboro
Dep. Hopkins
D.L. Bricker Masonry
Boonsboro
Kelly Hahn
Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
Oner Richard
Grossnickle
MaMa
Lennox
ARUL
Modern Comfort Systems, Inc
Fredanck
Sanvaire - Frea Fellmarrs
SUN
Aguecide
AM Levind Pool
Thomas Johnson
Ash
Noors Decks
Chamber OF Commerce
Grove RD
MUSC
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