Pension clash stalls Brunswick water tester’s job
Mr. Cook, a Brunswick water and sewer tester, faces pension limits that could cut his retirement benefit as state rules shift. Legislators push for fixes while he weighs leaving his city contract to protect his 30 years of service and $24,378 annual pay.
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Cook
Brunswick High School
Maryland General Assembly
David Brinkley
Frederick
Brinkley
Mr. Brinkley
Rick Weldon
Brunswick
Mr. Weldon
Bill Amoss
D-Harford
Amoss
Senate
Annapolis
Weldon
Amiess
Kids power field lights spur family baseball wish
The Sears brothers and friends extended cords from a nearby home to illuminate their makeshift field. They play until they cannot see the ball, hoping Cal Ripken Jr. ties Lou Gehrig’s 56 year consecutive games record, and urge national celebration when it happens.
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Scherzberg
Sears Brothers
Brandon
Cory
Tony
Oriole
Cal Ripken
Lou Gehrig
Kendall Aims To Transform Association Office Structure
Mr Kendall will convert the association office to a corporate atmosphere expanding into a 1646 home community. He may become central to handling ongoing litigation with several adversaries as directors report progress toward settlements without attorneys. Kendall, a retired Army colonel, previously served as Brunswick city manager and Taneytown town manager.
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Kendall
Association
Roland
Frederick
Brunswick
Taneytown
Detrick biographical tribute praises Col Snyder and Detrick future
Brig Gen Zajtchuk lauds Col Snyder as a hero and praises Fort Detrick leadership. Col Tuell vows to keep Detrick a great workplace as the base faces BRAC downsizing and public attention on USAMRIID. Snyder credits Detrick’s uniqueness for its resilience and long-term survival.
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Col. Snyder
Russ Zajtchuk
Army Medical Research and Materiel Command
Detrick
Col. Tuell
Fort Detrick
MSC
Medical Service Corps
The
Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Usamriid
Air Force Base
Naval Yard
Fort Ritchie
School board hears crowding relief plan for Frederick area schools
Speakers urged continued planning for Deer Crossing Elementary and additions to Walkersville Middle and Middletown High. The plan calls a September 2000 opening for TJ Middle now sharing space with TJ High. Parents pressed for safer walking routes and faster timelines for walls in Walkersville and new northwest Frederick elementary construction by fiscal 1998.
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Deer Crossing
New Market
Walkersville Middle
Middletown
TJ Middle
TJ High School
Cindy Small
Carolyn Kimberlin
Elien Nicodemus
Walkersville Elementary School
PTA
Walkersville Elementary
Frederick
Lauren Kremers
Yellow Springs Elementary Pta
Yellow Springs
Singanore and
Walkersville High School
Catoctin High School
Lightning strike Injures 16 at Forney High football practice
In Forney Texas a lightning bolt hit the football field injuring 14 students and two assistant coaches during a Tuesday workout. 15 year old Clay Jones suffered cardiac arrest and burns and was listed in critical condition. Teammate accounts describe players rolling and scrambling for safety.
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Forney
Texas
Matt Donnell
Chris Smith
Forney High School
Clay Jones
Denise Walton
Baylor University Medical Center
Dallas
Jones
NATO strikes target Serb air defenses in Bosnia
Admiral Smith on CNN said the strikes aim to deter further action while Clinton asserts the operation was necessary and unlikely to derail Bosnia peace talks. The initial raid involved 60 plus U S and allied aircraft from Roosevelt and Aviano Jam targets included air defenses and radar sites in eastern Bosnia after a marketplace shelling killed 37 in Sarajevo.
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CNN
Adm
Smith
Clinton
Yugoslavia
Jackson Hole
Wyo
U.S
Bosnia
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Aviano
Adm. Smith
NATO
Defense
William Perry
United Nations
Italy
United States
Richard Holbrooke
Paris
Belgrade
Slobodan Milosevic
U.N
Croatia
Milosevic
Ania
NHTSA warns of school bus clothing snag risk
Washington AP report notes NHTSA chief Dr. Ricardo Martinez warns buses may snag children's clothing on handrails as they exit, citing five deaths since 1991 from clothing caught on rails. He says recalls are insufficient without verified repairs and urges parental checks on district buses.
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Washington
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Ricardo Martinez
Martinez
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