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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1993
Page
1
Dustin Wood of Waldorf works behind a large pile of wooden foot planks from the Gov. Thomas Johnson High School stadium bleachers Wednesday afternoon. The planks are being replaced with more durable aluminum ones.
The Pentagon said U S warplanes destroyed an SA-3 missile site near Mosul after spotting a launch. F-16s dropped cluster bombs and F-15s used laser guided bombs. Iraqi reports described wounded civilians and claimed batteries fired back with no hits confirmed. States no Pentagon comment at time of report.
The Frederick News-Post features Diggin It with Nancy Luse on Page B-1 focusing on tree and shrub care for Thurmont gardens. Readers are invited to explore area gardeners and grow healthier landscapes.
Frederick County educators warn the Family and Medical Leave Act could raise teacher absences and stress staffing as 12 weeks unpaid leave becomes available for caring for a newborn or ill relative. Administrators note substitutes must be qualified, and many staff cannot afford leave, potentially lowering education quality nationwide.
Col. Merle J. Snyder will assume command of the U S Army Garrison and Fort Detrick in Frederick on Sept 8, replacing Col. Larry G Johnson who heads to Fort Sam Houston Texas as chief of staff at the Army Medical Department Center and School. Snyder is a Vietnam veteran with the 45th Medical Company and has served as director of Health Care Operations for the Surgeon General in Washington. He holds a B S from the University of Nebraska and an M A from Webster University in St Louis.
Frederick officials will install a traffic responsive signal at the U S 15 and US 40 intersection near the Golden Mile and Holiday Inn. The $80,000 project, beginning this month, uses sensors to trigger longer green times on peak hours while allowing right turns on red in light traffic.
Frederick activist Wille Mahone, 40, runs for city alderman with a platform of inclusiveness. He argues the current board reflects an old boys network and supports renaming positions to alderpersons to broaden governance and curb exclusion. He criticizes incumbents for not delivering a cure before the primary election.
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