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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1995
Page
4
Capt. Oplinger explains FDA approval hinges on three trial stages with LT adjuvant. Animal studies show promise but outcomes uncertain. Oral adjuvants may first target enteric diseases and could expand to influenza, herpes, and AIDS vaccines in the future.
Visitors explore Antietam sights including the Sunken Road Bloody Lane Burnside Bridge and Dunker Church while reflecting on the 1862 battle. The tour notes the cemetery at Antietam National contains 4 776 Union dead with 1 836 unknowns and emphasizes unity and peace.
Frederick leaders including Mayor Jim Grimes and County Commissioners President Mark Hoke advocate a new 1.5 mile road linking I-70 with Md 26 and US 15. They estimate 1,400 acres to open for industrial use and up to 15,000 jobs, with state funding for two bridges and part of the cost covered by developer J O Neill Jenkins. Some aldermen seek full funding details before backing the plan.
Orville K. Johnson, 66, known for waving at passersby from the Clarke Place corner near Madison and South Market in Frederick, faces possible relocation after police cited a noise complaint. He defends his 35 minute daily ritual, saying locals and even deaf school students sign and honk to him, sharing joy each day. Police insist they address every complaint, while residents praise the cheerful scene.
Residents recall the downtown McCrory’s as a social hub while blaming Wal-Mart’s Maryland 85 opening for its demise. Frustration mixes with nostalgia as shoppers, concessionaires, and Frederick Mayor Jim Grimes discuss the loss of a 50 year old staple once connected to longtime local memory and a layaway tradition. The company, owner of several classic dime store chains, filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in 1992.
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