Mold testing continues at county Citizens Services building
Johns Hopkins University officials collect mold and dust samples at 520 N Market St as tests continue to determine health risks. Employees are not evacuated until late today or Wednesday while county staff relocate equipment from Trans-IT and related agencies.
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New teachers learn assertive discipline at Frederick High workshop
About 200 teachers attended a Frederick High School session where Janet Robinson outlined assertive discipline. She urged clear expectations, consistent responses, positive reinforcement, and avoidance of power struggles. She warned against negative-only discipline and emphasized leadership in class.
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Janet Robinson
Frederick High School
California
Robinson
Lee Canter
Canter
First lady to address convention tonight
Democrats hear Hillary Rodham Clinton and Jesse Jackson as they seek political balance with a tough on crime platform and a balanced budget. President Clinton critiques ideological labeling and promotes actions over blame as he tours Ohio. Bayh, Cuomo, and Jackson set for prime time roles at the convention.
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Chicago
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Jesse Jackson
Clinton
CBS
Ohio
Toledo
Jackson
New York
Mario Cuomo
Evan Bayh
Indiana
Bayh
CNN
Study reviews aviation weather accidents
The AOPA Air Safety Foundation released a review of general aviation weather accidents funded by the Flying Physicians Association. It analyzes accidents from 1982 to mid 1993, finding 27 percent involved adverse weather and noting significant weather-related risks from fog, low clouds, and wind.
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Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
AOPA
Air Safety Foundation
Aopa Air Safety Foundation
ASF
Frederick
Flying Physicians Association
Amon
Bruce Landsberg
Landsberg
Brunswick mayor denies firing police chief Freeman
Mayor Thomas Smith said Richard Freeman was not fired and that the mayor would not seek to keep him in the post. He cited loss of effectiveness and said the decision followed lengthy considerations. Freeman claimed he was told he was fired and said town residents were misled.
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Brunswick
Thomas Smith
Richard Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Mr. Smith
City Hall
Inside The News Portions Of The Frederick Nawa- Pos
Daily publication emphasizes recycled paper use and full recyclability. The note highlights sustainability efforts and printing on 100 percent recycled stock as a core policy.
Myersville Fires Back No Ban On High Power Rifles
Frederick County Commissioners on Monday refused to extend a hunting restriction ban to the Myersville area despite calls from resident Nancy Chu and others. The Middletown style ban remains in place west of U S 15 and south of I 70, with handguns and shotguns allowed. Commissioner David Gray opposed the decision, citing trespass concerns as the core issue. Thirteen Maryland counties have long range rifle bans, with Frederick and Worcester counties enforcing partial bans.
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Myersville
Frederick County
David Gray
Nancy Chu
Carole Watson
Middletown
Commissioners
Department of Natural Resources
U.S. 15
Mark Hoke
Maryland
Ms. Chu
Frederick
Worcester
Unusual Mailbox Collector Documents Odd Posts
Middletown resident John Sulenka, collector of quirky mailboxes since 1991, photographs more than 200 examples across the region. His trove includes posts held up by levers of hand pumps, wagon wheels, an old stove, a wooden barrel, a Civil War cannon, and even a mailbox shaped like a piano or guitar. Continued on Page A-4.
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John Sulenka
Middletown
Mr. Sulenka
Gettysburg
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