Kearney Joins Frederick County Legal Staff as Third Attorney
Frederick County selects Wendy Kearney with Gordon Simmons Cornelison to join the county law office on September 6. She specializes in zoning and litigation and will support comprehensive rezoning plans, public works, and water and sewer tap agreements amid a growing workload. The move comes after county officials warned of staffing gaps and potential litigation costs without more attorneys. Kearney will be paid 40,000 annually, and Barbara Baker begins as administrative assistant as space is expanded.
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Frederick County
Wendy 5
Kearney
Gordon, Simmons & Cornelison
John Mathias
Cow
Ms. Kearney
County Commissioners and Board of Zoning Appeals
Frail Developers, Inc
Penn. Shop Road
Mount Airy
University of Maryland Law School
Toca
Ralph Gordon
William W. Wenner
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Frederick
Keernav
Mathias
Joseph Emerson
Theegal
Mitchell Hose
Barbara Baker
Campbell Soup to close Camden plant amid nationwide cuts
Campbell Soup Co plans worldwide restructuring cutting 2,800 jobs and closing its Camden plant by July 1989. County officials seek federal Plant Closing Response funds to retrain and assist affected workers, with transfers offered to some Camden, Pocomoke City, Crisfield, and Smyrna employees.
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Camden
N.J
Campbell Soup Co
Maryland
Tennessee
Camden County
Robert E. Andrews
Andrews
Secretary of Labor
Elizabeth Dole
Campbell
Paul Sandrock
James H. Moran
Pocomoke City
Crisfield
Smyrna
Tenn
Moran
United States
Hank Nylee
Seven underwater wonders of the world named for protection
A 14 member panel of marine scientists and explorers named seven underwater wonders the Palau group in Micronesia the northern Red Sea the Great Barrier Reef the Galapagos waters the Belize Barrier Reef Lake Baikal and deep ocean vents in the Atlantic and Pacific as endangered. An honorable mention went to whales. The effort by CEDAM International aims to educate and promote conservation through data packets a documentary series exhibits curricula and a photo book.
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Washington
Scott Carpenter
Rick Sammon
Cedam International
Palau
Micronesia
Red Sea
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
Galapagos Islands
Ecuador
Lake Baikal
Siberia
Belize Barrier Reef
Pacific
Croton-on-Hudson
N.Y
Carpenter
Vail, Colo
Bush approves $65 million aid to Colombia in narcotics fight
The U S government will ship eight Huey helicopters and related gear to Colombia as part of a $65 million package aimed at supporting President Barco's war on drug trafficking. The package also includes light aircraft, arms, vehicles, and equipment, with extra Colombia-bound aircraft purchases planned later. Bush aims to extradite traffickers and bolster Colombia's security, while continuing a broader anti-drug plan and regional aid.
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U.S
Barco
Mr. Firewater
Colombia
Firewater
Fitzwater
Bush
United States
William Bennett
Evangelist Billy
300th Arrest In Cocaine Sales Case
Police said the 300th suspect was arrested after allegedly selling track cocaine to an undercover officer. About $190 was confiscated from him. All individuals were held late Friday night pending two bond hearings.
Trial begins for parents in starvation death of son
In Luzerne County Pennsylvania the Cottams father Leona and Larry face murder charges over 14-year-old Eric who starved to death after a 42 day fast. Their attorney described their faith as a shelter during financial crisis while prosecutors said the couple did nothing to save him.
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Laura
Eric
Nyangola
Flora
Pat
Eric Cottam
Mr. Flora
Cottam
Cottams
Luzerne County
Larry Cottam
Arts
Pittsburgh
State
Korean War Vet Elected VFW Leader in Las Vegas
Walter Hogan of Greenfield Wisconsin, a decorated Korean War infantry squad leader, was elected commander in chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the national convention. He pledged to push for better medical care for veterans, noted the $30 billion federal health budget while criticizing care levels, and called for a constitutional amendment banning flag burning.
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Las Vegas
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Walter Hogan
Greenfield
Wis
Larry W. Rivers
Veterans’ Organization
Hogan
VFW
America
Principal suspended after alleged inappropriate conduct at Chevy Chase Elementary
Dr. Gabe Massaro, suspended amid reports of a relationship with a prostitute who claimed no involvement with students, says the liaison ended over a year ago after theft. Montgomery County School Board members express sadness and safety concerns while an acting principal to lead. Massaro’s $64,000 salary remains while an investigation continues.
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the Times
Massaro
James Cronin
Montgomery County School Board
Mr. Cronin
Chevy Chase Elementary
Cronin
Model Magnet School
Robert E. Shoenberg
Gabe Massaro
Shoenberg
Robert Grossman
Montgomery
New York
New Jersey
Burning Tree
American Association of School Administrators
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Graham
Mr. Bush
Fidelity
Larry
Leona Cottam
Clothiers
East Patrick St. Frederick
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East Stree
Seainners
Oren Esive K
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