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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1995

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James Singleton named acting executive director of ECDC

James Singleton, 64, was named acting executive director of the Economic and Community Development Commission in Frederick County. He will replace Donald Date, earning 5000 per month, and will seek the permanent post, with a privatization report due to the commissioners and a review of the job description.

James Singleton Donald Date Economic and Community Development Commission Frederick County Singleton Singleton Corp ECDC Frederick Community College

Third permit delays Lehigh mining near Walkersville

State regulators require Lehigh Portland Cement to obtain a third permit delaying mining near Walkersville for months. A test well hit groundwater 55 feet deep, prompting further tests to gauge effects on nearby wells. A hearing on the new permit is planned for February as Lehigh seeks surface mining and surface water permits.

Walkersville Lehigh Portland Cement Co Janine Mauersberg

Mount honors Sister Bridget Kinky with Founder's Medal

Emmitsburg Mount St Marys College honors Sister Bridget Kinky operations manager of a New York center for children with AIDS at a Mass in the Chapel of the Immaculate Conception. The Founder's Medal, first given in 1983 during the college’s 175th anniversary, was presented Thursday per Frank Buhrman.

Bridget Kinky O.P Congregation of Our Lady of the Rosary Mount St. Mary’s George Houston Jr Emmitsburg Mount St. Mary's College New York Center Mount's the Mount Frank Buhrman

Hamrick to Officiate Christmas Services at Eyler's Valley Chapel

Rev Kenneth Hamrick will lead Christmas services at Eyler's Valley Chapel outside Thurmont, continuing since 1969, despite prior suspension from Thurmont United Methodist Church for sexual misconduct. James Glass notes the board is agreeable but not unanimous in support of him, while Hamrick emphasizes the chapel's mystique and focus on the season.

Kenneth Hamrick Eyler’s Valley Chapel Thurmont Hamrick Thurmont United Methodist Church James Glass United Methodist Glass Byler’s Valley Baby Jesus Eyler’s Valley Flint Road

Clinton proposes new budget plan to avert pre Christmas shutdown

President Clinton and congressional Republicans clash over a balanced budget with talks failing to bridge gaps. Kasich warned the plan leaves the deficit at least 400 billion over seven years. Clinton argued GOP Medicaid cuts threaten coverage for 8 million Americans and signaled potential vetoes if needed.

Washington Clinton White House Ohio John Kasich House Budget Committee

Mayor Criticized for Interfering With Radio Call

Fraternal Order of Police representatives charged Mayor Jim Grimes with endangering an officer during the Kriss Kringle parade. Sgt Patrick O'Brien, an FOP board member, said the mayor muffled the dispatch alert as a sheriff's deputy sought help at the 40 West Exxon gas station. Grimes denied interrupting the call, while O'Brien insisted the safety of officers was at risk and noted a prior incident when the mayor showed a badge to a ticketing officer. Continued on Page A-4.

Fraternal Order of Police Representatives Jim Grimes Patrick O’brien FOP Board 40 West Exxon Grimes O’brien

Army traces contaminant to single spring near Fort Detrick

Army findings from a dye tracer study indicate 98 percent of dye released from tests on Montevue Lane surfaced from one spring, illuminating groundwater flow in Fort Detrick Area B where trichloroethylene, a suspected carcinogen, has appeared in nearby wells. Dyes were injected near Kemp Lane to mimic TCE movement, aiding investigations.

Army Fort Detrick Restoration Advisory Board Montevue Lane Kemp Lane

Frederick News-Post fragment prints on recycled paper

Portions of the Frederick News-Post are printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper. The newspaper highlights environmental responsibility and recyclable content as part of its production process.

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