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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1990

Page

3

County weighs higher waste dumping fees for projects

Frederick County Commissioners plan a future dump fee increase to fund solid waste projects including capping landfills leachate handling and a new recycling program. Officials discuss phasing in rises and potential per‑bag charging to curb waste and boost recycling.

Frederick County Ron Sundergill Seid Die Gray Sue Ann Yingling Sundergill

Bush weighs options as Iraq talks stall and U S force plans loom

The New York Times cites inoculations against biological weapons could start within weeks as Bush says he is comfortable with U S firepower. Saddam denies bio programs while tensions rise over Jan 3 talks and a potential quick strike if diplomacy fails before the January 15 U N deadline. Japanese leader Kaifu urges talks to avert war.

The New York Times Steve Roy Department of Defense Administration Saddam Hussein Iraq Calvin Waller United States Bush Waller U.S Saddam James A. Baker III Los Angeles Times Toshiki Kaifu Kyodo News Service

Kent and McCanner Building Symbolize MSD Deaf Education

In the 1960s MSD modernization rebuilt the main audiology area naming the Kent McCanner building after Ms. Kent and Hazel McCanner. By 1970 enrollments surged due to rubella, with the last of the spike graduating mid 1980s. Ms. Kent resigned in 1973 after a heart attack and later pursued needlepoint writing a 3x5 foot rug. She remains active with MSD and as a board member, and expresses lasting dedication to deaf education.

Wkomnes Getaed Ms. Kent MSD Frederick

Snowbound Traffic Ties Up U S 15 At Point of Rocks

A storm snarled travel in Loudon and Frederick counties with icy roads and a major tie up on U S 15 at the Point of Rocks bridge. Southbound traffic reopened about 10:10 a.m. Friday as drivers sought shelter and aid.

U.S. 15 Bridge Point of Rocks Jett Pletcher Loudon County Virginia Brunswick Whittaker Potomac River Lucketts Robby Gant Lucketts Volunteer Fire Gant Gardner Maryland Kirby Maybush Frederick County Sheriff’s Office U.S. 15 Jefferson Street Bigga Urd Road Sheriff's Department Walkersville Christopher Gamble Frederick Memorial Hospital South Mountain U.S. 40

County plans mandatory curbside recycling in 1992

Mount Airy Brunswick Thurmont and expanded Frederick city areas will join a countywide curbside recycling program starting in 1992. Participation will be mandatory for residents with a data driven phase in 1991 emphasizing business needs and a county model in spring.

Mount Airy Brunswick Thurmont Frederick City Norris Public Works Wayne Keeler Winchester Hall Frederick County Board of Education

Frederick students, soldier discover school ties endure

Barnesville School first graders sent care packages to Cpl. Morrison in Saudi Arabia. Morrison, son of Frederick attorney Herbert Morrison, thanked them warmly from overseas, noting he attended their school and hoped for a white Christmas.

Saudi Arabia Barnesville School Alan Morrison Frederick Herbert Morrison Cpl Muisison Auburne Cpl. Morrison Dana Jaralyn Hough Saudi Arabia Barnesville Ceil Dyke Craig Schaffran

Program boosts survival with rapid defibrillation use

The report notes early intervention with automated external defibrillators reduces mortality and morbidity from life threatening arrhythmias. The EMT-D program is in Montgomery County and Fairfax VA. supporters say it saves lives with minimal training and boosts responder morale.

Mongtomery County Fairfax Himes

Newest shelter opens for storm victims amid county funding

Commissioners approved 11250 for shelter security and 2000 for blankets. The facility welcomes anyone in need not served by Frederick Rescue Mission shelters or social services space. First guests arrived at 6 30 p m and may stay until 7 a m Friday before transport to the Salvation Army for breakfast.

Frederick Salvation Army

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