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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1999
Page
7
A distressed pregnant woman was helped after a crash scene. Captain Brennan noted a Baltimore County fire officer traveling on the interstate called for an ambulance. An ambulance took the woman to a hospital where she went into labor.
The Deaf Access Services board votes to shut the center on Feb 12 after funding gaps. Parents and staff rally with bake sales while awaiting payroll. 4 full time and 4 part time teachers, some deaf, plan to continue working despite the missed pay.
The plan proposes landscaping paving and lighting to the water edge at about 30 000 plus market rate for 275 parking spaces. Supporters say it would strengthen downtown as an office center while opponents call it a sweetheart deal and worry over public input and historic buildings' fate.
Frederick city officials criticize pedestrians crossing a busy highway outside crosswalks on the Golden Mile. Alderman Joe Baich notes daily danger as sidewalks are uneven and lighting scarce. Officials discuss longer crossing times after a pedestrian fatality and call for better signals, lighting, and signage to protect walkers.
Westminster and Frederick barracks investigate the disappearance of Mrs Holt described as 5 feet 7 inches tall, about 170 pounds with blue eyes and brown shoulder length hair. She was last seen driving a gray 1995 Buick Regal not located. Call 1-410-764-2101 or 301-663-3101 with any information.
Sen. Barbara Mikulski returned to the U.S. Senate after nearly a week away for lower ladder surgery. She attended a subcommittee meeting on terrorism Thursday morning, where she was warmly welcomed by Sen. Ben Nighthorse Campbell. Mikulski’s spokeswoman noted she was glad to see her colleague back and in fit shape.
The impeachment trial nears completion as Lewinsky faces questions on gifts and whether Clinton pressured her to hide evidence. Prosecution notes link Clinton's efforts to aid Lewinsky with her affidavit denial, while lawmakers debate the admissibility of witness testimony and await closing arguments.
Margaret Nusbaum of Family Partnership outlines efforts on family literacy to help parents read with their children. Programs include a fatherhood track and prenatal classes, aiming to keep teen parents in school and support their families through partnerships with several agencies. Pat of Carroll County Families Learning Together notes the focus on teaching adults to read with their children, while Talbert highlights a Maryland illiteracy rate of about 20 percent. The three programs are official demonstration centers offering nationwide workshops and will be featured on the UMBC adult education site.
City aldermen approved changes to compensation and benefits including a flexible savings account within 90 days, a vacation package for new hires, and a basic life insurance equal to each employee’s salary effective March 1999. The measure creates a voluntary life plan at no cost to the city and establishes a benefits and retirement committee along with a compensation philosophy and updates to personnel rules.
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