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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1993

Page

3

Mahone changes tone in city government and eyes office

Frederick attorney Mahone, first-time candidate, has shaped city policy over 14 months via civil rights cases. He urged an affirmative action police hiring policy and helped strike down a 14-year curfew law. He advocates community policing and stresses public safety, transportation, and economic vitality for the whole city.

Board of Alders Mr. Mahone Paul Gordon Mahone Maryland Court of Appeals Dan High Court Glntutier Toc College Terrace Tuskegee Ala Deep South Maryland West Frederick Frederick High Towson State University Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Miami Antioch Law School Ohio Attorney General’s Steve Sachs Frederick Ku Klux Klan Frederick County

Herring aims for reform and a helmet law push in Frederick

Johnstown born candidate Joseph Herring describes a campaign of fiscal restraint and city improvement. He calls for no new taxes, raises for police, bike patrol expansion, and a helmet law for children and possibly adults. He critiques downtown spending, favors Carroll Creek projects, and wants clearer progress on city plans while recalling Frederick’s tougher era.

Frederick South Market Street Upper GOP Joseph Baldi Mr. Herring Johnstown Buffalo N Y Rush Rush Limbaugh James Grimes Herring Gaithersburg Hagerstown Gettysburg Frederick City Rosemont Avenue Shookstown Road East Street of the Arts Carroll Creek Restauraneur Fe Sdiu Frederck

DeBoers End Custody Fight Over Jessica Settlement

Ann Arbor based report says Roberta and Jan DeBoer abandon their bid to stop Jessica DeBoer transfer custody now that she settles in her new home. Lawyer Suellyn Scarecchia notes they fulfilled goals amid trauma. The Schmidt family from Iowa had sought custody since birth. Supreme Court had declined to halt transfer during review. DeBoers will not seek further action, hoping to avoid further confusion for Jessica.

Ann Arbor Mich Jan Roberta DeBoer Jessica DeBoer Suellyn Scarecchia DeBoers Dan Clara Schmidt Blairstown Iowa

Family Leave Under FMLA Rules and Limits

Under FMLA guidance most leave is unpaid with a built in limit. Leave is granted for a new child, adoption, foster placement, or to care for a seriously ill family member or the employee. Employees must be restored to their original or equivalent position and retain benefits. 30 days notice is required.

Blom U.S. Department of Labor

Siamese twins to undergo separation operation

Parents of conjoined twins with a shared heart agree to a surgical separation that will almost certainly kill one baby and likely also kill the other. Doctors say without surgery both Amy and Angela Lakeberg will die within days. If surgery proceeds the survival chance for the heart recipient may be as low as one percent.

Philadelphia Amy Angela Lakeberg

Change of command at Fort Detrick marks new era

Col. Johnson, 51, the 30th commander at Fort Detrick and ninth straight Medical Services Corps officer, arrives after leading in Germany. He moved to Fort Detrick in 1991 after commanding the 37th Medical Supply Optical and Maintenance Battalion. The public can attend the change of command ceremony at 10 a.m. on Sept. 8.

Diane Emily Sara Col. Johnson Fort Detrick Medical Services Corps Mitchell Germany

Major firms pledge to boost recycled paper use

Time Inc, Johnson & Johnson, McDonald s, NationsBank, and Prudential join a task force with Duke University and the Environmental Defense Fund to reassess paper purchases and expand the use of recycled paper and chlorine-free processes. The effort aims to shift suppliers toward greener paper production across consumer products and packaging.

New York Time Inc Johnson & Johnson Time Environmental Defense Fund McDonald’s Corp NationsBank Corp Prudential Insurance

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