03 Feb 1990
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1990
Page
1
State environmental officials said Friday they found no major leaching problems at the Frederick County landfill on Reichs Ford Road though leachate concerns remain. Officials noted existing issues but described them as not major threats and ongoing monitoring continues.
Del. Tom Hattery delays filing a bill to require alternate landfill sites before condemnation, awaiting full party support and attorney general opinion. Maryland Department of the Environment officials evaluated the Reich's Ford Road site after leaks and video evidence of leachate concerns from the Schroder farm condemnation bid.
McCutcheon Apple Products buys Water Street properties totaling under half an acre to relocate preserve and fruit butter operations behind the Wisner Street building as Frederick proceeds with the Carroll Creek Linear Park plan. The company has paid about 500000 for the parcels and will keep 135 Wisner Street open for juice and cider production.
Therapists and counselors warn that addiction harms far more than users. Spouses, parents, and siblings suffer mental and physical illness from co-dependency, with cases rising as drug abuse grows. Experts urge recognizing the pattern, seeking help, and learning self care to break the cycle.
A Regan Outdoor Advertising crew erects the superstructure for a new four-panel billboard visible to southbound traffic along U S 15 near Devilbiss Bridge Road. The overcast day yields no rain as construction continues.
Frederick County schools could lose 218000 dollars in federal impact aid starting July if President Bush’s plan to cut aid passes. Impact aid compensates districts for tax revenue lost to federal property like Fort Detrick. The state would drop from 38 million to 8 hundred thousand in Maryland, a 79 percent cut, forcing budgeting adjustments across districts.
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