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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 17, 1993

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City OKs lease for Civil War museum in Frederick

Frederick officials approved a four year lease with the National Museum of Civil War Medicine for the Goodwin Building on East Patrick Street. The museum will defer rent for five years to raise 500000 for renovations and operating costs, occupy the building to plan fundraising, and pay 1 to 6 dollars in phases before a 50,000 yearly rent. The museum may buy the building at lease end.

Frederick National Museum of Civil War Medicine Or Goodwin East Pat N. Lynn Tillery Museum Board of Directors

State panel debates ban on smoking in Maryland workplaces

A Maryland regulatory panel held its final hearing on a proposal to ban tobacco smoking in workplaces. Proponents led by Dr. Louis Sullivan argued the move would protect health, while opponents including Brice Bereano contested it. The debate drew speakers from Georgia and Michigan and framed a nationwide first if adopted. Continued on Page J.

Winchester Hall Maryland Hard Crownsville Louis Sullivan U.S Brice Bereano Annapolis Bereano James

Frederick County seeks 1100 Pa. firms with ads and mailings

The Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission aims to attract 1,100 southeastern Pennsylvania businesses. A direct marketing push starts January 7 with five weekly postcards and Philadelphia newspaper ads to raise recognition. Follow-up visits will engage firms showing relocation interest.

Frederick County

Not good for city land near airport rezoning withdrawn

A proposal to convert farmland near Frederick Municipal Airport into a residential area has been withdrawn after Mayor-elect James Grimes convinced the applicant the plan was not suitable for the city. The 261 acre Rosenstock farm site, annexed in 1985, faced opposition from county and city agencies and aviation groups.

Frederick Municipal Airport Frederick James Grimes Grimes Rand Weinberg J. O’neil Jenkins Wii Rosenstock Farm Spires Frederick County Commissioners City Planning Commission County Planning Commisssion County Economic and Community Development Commission Frederick Airport Association Maryland Aviation Administration Gale Watui AQP William Dunn Dunn Jon Kreissig

Family honors memory with posthumous FCC diploma

Alexander Pace Folger was killed by a hit and run Aug 22. His family donated one of his drawings to Frederick Community College during a ceremony where he was awarded his diploma posthumously. Allan Windle FCC drafting program manager Marcus Folger Dorothea Barrick and Walter D Folger Jr. attended the event.

Alexander Pace Folger Frederick Community College Allan Windle FCC Marcus Folger Alexander Dorothea Barrick Walter D. Folger Jr Old Frederick Road Folger Lee Betts

Frederick County to test electronic mail for teachers

Frederick County government eyes an email pilot using the Interagency Data Processing Authority to link teachers and administrators. About 30 high school users would get free access initially, with expansion planned if the field test succeeds. Training time is estimated at two hours per teacher.

Frederick County Interagency Data Processing Authority IDPA Carl Moore Kelly Moore Pat Kelly Cindy Zimmerman Frederick High School University of Maryland

Police investigate possible overdose death in Frederick city

Frederick City police say a man identified as Daryl L. Cramer, 41, of 410 Centers, died Thursday night after a suspected heroin or drug overdose. He went into cardiac arrest at home at 7:09 p.m. and died at Frederick Memorial Hospital. An autopsy at the Maryland medical examiner’s office in Baltimore was planned to determine the cause. Police did not disclose what was found at the scene.

Frederick City Daryl L. Cramer Donald Shankle Cramer United Ambulance Frederick Memorial Hospital Shankle State Medical Examiner's Baltimore Bill Burch Ed Kornacki

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