Lewistown health survey finds mixed water quality data
Thirty six samples show no contamination while 23 test positive for coliform and five for E coli indicating surface and fecal contamination in spots. Most problems tied to septic systems in older Lewistown areas. debate continues over a proposed sewage treatment plant and a private mini plant on Fish Hatchery Road as hearings are set for Sept. 27.
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Lewistown
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Cliff Snyder
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J. Tyler Quynn
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Sanbower Builders
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Fishing Creek
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Funding Limits Hit Maryland School Expansion Debate
Overcrowding concerns at Yellow Springs Elementary prompt Lions Club members to cite $30,000 spent on ballfields while urging more than one school built yearly. Ray Barnes notes funding caps hamper county construction, with state limits affecting six year plan. The school board votes September 8 before county commissioners review in 1995.
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Yellow Springs
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Yellow Springs Elementary
Jim Cholet
Ray Barnes
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Frederick County
Senate GOP push on crime bill as Mitchell warns on votes
Senate leaders clash over an anti crime bill with a proposed 13 changes. Mitchell disclosed only removal of the weapons ban while GOP aides push rules to cut pork like prevention funds, toughen penalties, and force restitution. Republicans threaten a trust fund protest if changes fail.
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George Mitchell
Bob Dole
Mitchell
GOP
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White House
Bowerman’s Local Work Ethic Highlights Commitment and Micromanaging Questions
Philadelphia raised nurse turned Frederick County commissioner Bowerman is described as an activist who values facts over conclusions. The piece details her schedule, community involvement, budgeting, and stance against micromanaging, noting family life and a long career in nursing and rehabilitation services.
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Clover Hill
Frederick County
Mrs. Bowerman
FCC leader Dr. Rodgers shaped growth amid new programs
Dr. Rodgers, who arrived at Frederick Community College in 1970 and became dean in 1982, helped launch a respiratory therapy program at the urging of Frederick Memorial Hospital. He oversaw academic expansion during a tech-focused era and predicts growth in high tech and bioscience sectors for Frederick County. He previously taught at InterAmerican University in Puerto Rico and holds a General Theological Seminary doctorate. He recently published a Hebrews studies book for Latin American seminaries.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Jon Larson
FCC
Frederick County
Puerto Rico
InterAmerican University
General Theological Seminary
Clinton Signs $29 Billion Plan for Airports and Traffic Control
President Clinton signed a law authorizing 29 billion dollars over the next two years to improve U S airports and the air traffic control system. He said the Federal Aviation Administration authorization and resulting investments will provide the U S airline industry a stable basis for recovery.
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Clinton
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