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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1994

Page

4

Juror on Bereano Jurors Convicted Attorney on All Counts

A Maryland jury found 49 year old attorney Bereano guilty on all counts after a trial that included testimony from Paul Muldowney. Juror Robert Bisser described the deliberations as meticulous and stressful yet rewarding, saying justice was served and he valued the civic duty.

Mr. Bisser Bereano Bisser Paul Muldowney Hagerstown Muldowney Congress Roscoe Bartlett State Senate

MD BFI Attwoods settle waste hauling competition probe

The proposed agreement covers Waste Broward and multiple counties plus Baltimore, aiming to boost competition and protect consumers. Maryland Attorney General Joseph Curran says the deal maintains balance and open access in medical waste services while BFI pays 50,000 in probe costs and must ensure third party access to facilities in D C and Baltimore.

Broward Counties Florida Chester County Sussex County Delaware Frederick Washington Counties Baltimore City Maryland Joseph Curran BFI Attwoods Curran D.C Attwood Medx Baltimore

Private funerals for Abrahams Fogle and Grace held in Frederick area

Private funeral services were held December 1 for Joseph P. Abrahams of Damascus and Rollin F. Fogle of Frederick, with interments at Mount Olivet Cemetery and Harmony Cemetery. Emma Grace from Long, formerly of Rocky Ridge, was buried in Keysville Union Cemetery. Bearers included grandchildren and relatives. officiants included multiple local pastors.

Joseph P. Abrahams Damascus Olin L. Molesworth Ernest Crumpton Mount Olivet Frederick Rollin F. Fogle Military Road Donald B. Thompson Middletown Ken Stalls South End Baptist Church Duanne L. Beck Edgewood Church of God Sidney Johnston Old Rugged Cross Ryan Fogle Renee Summers Nathaniel Fogle Craig Fogle Linda Grove Billy Glover Harmony Cemetery Myersville Emma Grace Long Rocky Ridge Michael Manor Gettysburg Skiles Funeral Home Emmitsburg W. Jorris Beckmann Keysville Union Cemetery Keysville Ronald R. Krom Phillip W. Krom James P. Sayler Guy L. Long Eric L Rosensteel George E. Rosensteel

Obituary notices for Albaugh Myers and Zimmerman in Frederick area

Funeral services were held December 1 for Mrs. Ethel T. Albaugh of 1411 Pinewood Drive Frederick with interment at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Richard Warren Myers Sr of Mount Pleasant had services and burial in Thurmont's Weller Cemetery. Memorial services were held for Viola Elizabeth Hardman Zimmerman of Frederick at Keeney and Basford Chapel.

Ethel T. Albaugh Pinewood Drive Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Etchison Memorial Chapel Keeney and Basford Frederick A. Wenner Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ David T. Bussard Wayne K. Bussard William B. Thomas Michael A. R Richard Warren Myers Sr Old Liberty Road Mount Pleasant Woodsboro D.D. Hartzler Lloyd Hahn Full Gospel Pentecostal Church Emmitsburg Bob Brown James Walsh Richard W. Myers Jr Lonny L. Plunkard Michael Norris Viola Elizabeth Hardman Zimmerman Aylor Drive Citizens Nursing Home Keeney and Basford Funeral Home James W. Hannon St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church

GATT pact reshapes WTO role and U S sovereignty concerns

The GATT agreement creates a stronger World Trade Organization to settle disputes and ends a one country veto on rulings. Supporters foresee bipartisanship on limited issues like a budget balance amendment, while critics led by Ralph Nader warn of corporate influence and lost jobs. Proponents say tariff cuts and lower barriers will boost the U S economy, with estimates of 500,000 new jobs and $150 billion annual growth in ten years.

World Trade Organization GATT Paul Simon D-Il John McCain R-Ariz Ralph Nader Nader Texas Ross Perot NAFTA Perot U.S Clinton

Unemployment rate hits four year low on strong job gains

The Labor Department reports 350,000 new nonfarm payrolls in November and an unemployment rate of 5.6 percent, the lowest since August 1990. Construction adds 71,000 jobs, aided by return of workers from Southeast rains, while manufacturing grows by 51,000. Economists see continued momentum though inflation risks loom.

Washington Labor Department Labor Robert Reich Goldie Locks Associated Press Robert G. Dederick Northern U.S Federal Reserve Central Bank Marilyn Schaja Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities New York Dederick Katharine G. Abraham Bureau of Labor Statistics Abraham

Rumor Sparks Talk of County Directors Shakeup

Commissioner David Gray commented on rumors about changes in county leadership including the public works health and planning divisions. He noted the previous board did not force new appointments and suggested some directors may leave while others stay, signaling potential personnel shifts without a full overhaul.

David Gray

Blue Cross plans to cut doctors fees in Maryland

Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maryland proposes up to 25 percent cuts in physician fees to fund lower premiums and boost competitiveness. Hearings set January 9 and 10 will assess impact on 1.4 million subscribers. Primary care doctors could gain up to 13 percent while many specialists face reductions.

Owings Mills Blue Cross Blue Shield Maryland Debbie Holloway Holloway

Post office to issue A-bomb stamp in WWII history set

Washington concerns over a new World War II stamp depicting the atomic bombing of Japan spark criticism from Hiroshima survivors. The stamp is part of a 10‑stamp 1945 events series developed with state and defense input to portray a comprehensive war history without value judgments.

Washington Japan Sunao Tsuboi Hiroshima Prefect Wright

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