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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1995
Page
1
Alderman Frances Baker said she has not closed the door on running for mayor in Frederick in 1997. She will decide based on circumstances time climate and what her constituents want. Baker noted she explored the idea in 1989 but sought more experience and remained an alderman for six years.
About 150 landlords challenged Maryland lead paint rules at a four hour hearing at Hagerstown Community College. Officials and property owners argued the proposed standards would raise rents and burden small landlords, with impacts feared in Frederick and the Historic District. The meeting signals a statewide review after HB 760. The agency plans to rule by Oct 11 unless delayed.
A Atlantic Southeast Airlines turboprop crashed in Carrollton Georgia killing pilot Ed Gannaway and four passengers while 24 others survived, eight in critical condition. Passenger John Tweedy said the engine failed and the plane broke into three pieces before crash landing in a hayfield. The airline is based in Atlanta and had passed FAA inspection in May.
Frederick County school board appoints Daniel Cunningham to a newly created role as assistant to the superintendent. He will advise on school progress toward Board goals, meeting with principals and teachers but without on site or directive authority. He earns the same salary as when principal. Details on the new Division of Planning and Facilities are forthcoming.
Several towns including Woodsboro Thurmont Walkersville and Middletown are studying water protection steps. Walkersville repairs sinkholes upgrades its plant and educates residents while Middletown studied well and spring supplies and adds safeguards without halting development.
Brunswick City Council killed a pilot volume based billing trash collection program after a $2 vote. The six month program scheduled to start Oct 1 was scrapped as public opposition grew, with Councilman Carroll A. Jones noting lack of support and citing last week's election showing strong resistance to the concept. David McIntosh, the winner, and another opponent had won nearly 90 percent of the votes in the election.
Brunswick Mayor Tom Smith announced another vacancy as he prepares to swear in a new council member. Sandy Palasciano resigned Friday to care for ill parents, triggering a special election set for October 24 to fill her roughly one year remaining term.
Norma Duffy Lyon, renowned butter sculptor from Toledo Iowa, adds more butter to her nearly life size cow on display at the Montgomery County Agricultural Fair. The feature notes her artistry and fair setting with page reference A8.
Dr Ira Baldwin, Detrick’s first scientific director, turned 100 this weekend in Madison, Wisconsin. In 1942 he agreed to head a wartime biological program amid doubts about feasibility, saying those in Washington believed a test-tube result could scale to vast tanks.
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