Bridge Collapse Forces Rethink On Local Creek Crossing
County commission president J Anita Stup says trout stream status and state permits will shape any temporary bridge plan. Water Resources Administration approval, March to May water restrictions, and potential impact on farmers and rescue services heighten concerns as residents adapt with longer travel routes and business disruptions.
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County Commission
J. Anita Stup
Water Resources Administration
Ryan Zimmerman
Israel’s Creek
Woodsboro
Aldermen approve Reichs Ford Road annexation
Frederick aldermen Thursday night unanimously approved the Reichs Ford Road annexation of 145 acres northeast of Reichs Ford Road and south of Interstate 70. The deal includes a 75 foot buffer of pine trees between the industrial park and Hillmark and Tulip Hill homes and moves heavy industry away from residences. State law sets the annexation to become official in 45 days after approval.
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Frederick
Reids Ford Road
AHA Accelerates Heart Month Drive in Frederick MD
During February National Heart Month the American Heart Association boosts public awareness of heart disease prevention and treatment in Maryland and funds lifesaving research and education. Campaign aims total 77000 with 4200 to be raised locally. 25000 mailers sent to Frederick County households. volunteers will seek contributions in Clover Hills West Hills and Hillside Estates. Call 665-3189 for more information.
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American Heart Association
Maryland
AHA
Chip Hess
Frederick
Frederick County
Clover Hills
West Hills
Hillside Estates
Frederick Heart
Economic burden of AIDS care hits big cities
A Science study projects 270000 AIDS patients from 1981 to 1991 with lifetime costs around 22 billion dollars, about 80000 per patient. Authors say national impact remains small through the early 1990s, though large cities will face notable effects like housing and tax shifts and insurance disruption.
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Washington
America
Science
United States
David E. Bloom
Columbia University
Geoffrey Carliner
National Bureau of Economic Research
Cambridge
Mass
New York
San Francisco
Bloom
Houston
Los Angeles
Miami
Newark
N.J
Carliner
Mr. Bloom
Jobless rate holds at 5.8 percent
Washington AP reports the jobless rate remained at 5.8 percent in January, with 385,000 Americans finding work while the unemployed rose by 68,000 to just over 7 million. Payroll gains slowed to 155,000, led by retail trade, as construction and mining declined.
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Washington
Labor Department
Janet L. Norwood
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Norwood
Congressional Joint Economic Committee
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Chiela
Niacin
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