Local detox center plans hinge on hospital support
The substance abuse council seeks a letter of support from FMH to launch a pilot detox unit funded with 20,000. Doctors may be reimbursed for day fees, but staffing conflicts and transport issues complicate the project. FMH officials question inpatient necessity and note insurers’ reluctance. If funds lapse by June 1995, the effort risks collapsing.
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FMH
Mr. Freeman
Substance Abuse Council
Kluttz
Charuhas
Washington County Hospital
Baltimore
Charv
Delegation Delays Vote Amid Freshman Confusion
An official memo from the delegation chairman creates uncertainty as lawmakers delay a vote on a county issue. Derr shifts from pushing a post sworn-in vote to a flexible timeline while Stup urges timely action to avoid missing meetings with top legislative leaders. Democrats and Republicans plan to caucus Tuesday to elect officers for the 1995 session.
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Derr
Stup
Mount Airy Chapter appoints 1995 officers
At a meeting the local chapter elected its new officers for 1995. Kreissig will serve as president, Donald Trimmer of Woodsboro Burgess as vice president, and Richard Weldon as secretary and treasurer.
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Mount Airy
Jerry Johson
Kreissig
Woodsboro
Donald Trimmer
Richard Weldon
Hagy remembers fallen officers at memorial service
Sheriff Hagy led a moment of silence honoring fallen comrades as personnel from the Maryland State Police Brunswick Frederick and National Park Service attended along with many retired officers at the ceremony.
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Hagy
Maryland State Police
Brunswick
Frederick
National Park Service
New County Board Seated with Hoke as President
The newly sworn county overseers opened their first noon meeting to confirm Hoke as board president and assign roles across boards and commissions. Acknowledging past ethics questions, they planned a reception in Frederick that evening as they prepare to tackle upcoming tasks.
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Rhoderick
Hoke
Frederick
Reeder
Obituary of Charles William Bagent 63 Frederick resident
Charles William Bill Bagent 63 of 21 Hamilton Ave Frederick died Wednesday November 30 at Veterans Administration Hospital Center Martinsburg following a lengthy illness Born October 30 1931 in Frederick County he was the son of the late Earl James William Bagent and Hazel Irene Whitmore Bagent Seachrist He was a 1951 Frederick High School graduate and served in the Korean War Surviving are a half sister Charlotte R Beall and several cousins Graveside services 11 am Friday December 2 at Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick with Cy Halback officiating Interment in Mount Olivet Cemetery The family requests memorials to Kingdom Hall of Jehovahs Witnesses Building Projects 6706 Carpenter Road Frederick MD 21702 Funeral arrangements by Robert E Dailey and Son Frederick MD 1201 N Market St
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Charles William “Bill” Bagent
Hamilton Ave
Frederick
Veterans Administration Hospital Center
Martinsburg
W.va
Frederick County
Earl James William Bagent
Hazel Irene Whitmore Bagent Seachrist
Bagent
Frederick High School
U.S. Army
Charlotte R. Beall
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Cy Halback
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Mount Olivet
Mr. Bagent
Carpenter Road
Robert E. Dailey and Son
N. Market St
New County Officials Speak On Early Steps and Goals
Rhoderick plans to move into the office by Monday and hit the ground running while Hogan expresses joy at taking office and aims to install a county administrator. Hoke describes getting organized and building a nest after an informal meeting to understand colleagues. Gray emphasizes representing the people and addressing their concerns.
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Rhoderick
Mr. Gray
Community policing program shifts officers to neighborhood liaison
Cpl. Dan Vance and two other officers will leave patrol to run a neighborhood service program. Three new patrol officers will be hired in December as the city divides into three zones. The team aims to meet with community leaders and residents to address root problems and improve public perception. The 1992 proposal cited rising crime, with an 8 percent increase in the first half of 1994.
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Dan Vance
Patsward
Brian Burdette
Cpl. Vance
Cpl
Vance
New Frederick County Board Faces Budget Strains and Growth
The incoming board, led by Mr Hoke, vows fiscal conservatism amid tight county finances. Key figures include Mr Reeder aiming to lure business and boost revenue, Mrs Hogan backing law enforcement funding and tax relief, and Mr Rhoderick prioritizing a county manager and growth. Earlier, Mr Gray pledged better accounting and impact fees to fund growth without higher property taxes.
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Hoke
Sundergill
Fort Detrick
Reeder
Frederick County
Rhoderick
Gray
Senate seeks bonds and licenses in tariff dispute
Senate leaders push GNP cuts and auction licenses for new wireless services while arguing the plan costs 14.5 billion less than expected. Senator Shelby condemns budget risk and sovereignty concerns loom as WTO dispute referee plans draw GOP and Democratic opposition amid tariff growth projections.
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Ings
Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp
Byrd
Richard Shelby
Alan Shelby
Kantor
Wilhide Completes Air Force Basic Training
Air Force airman Nancy Wilhide has graduated from basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas She is the daughter of Daniel and Nancy Wilhide of Thurmont and a 1993 graduate of Catoctin High School Thurmont.
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Air Force
Nancy Wilhide
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Daniel
Thurmont
Catoctin High School
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Grant
Senate
Shelby
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