YMCA seeks 50000 from Frederick County for expansion
YMCA asks Frederick County Commissioners for 50000 to match a 490000 state grant aiding expansion of the North Market Street building. The request hinges on budget talks and the YMCA's ability to raise funds. Projects include a second shallow pool, an elevator with ADA access, and a child care area.
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Frederick County
North Market Street
Ray Venema
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Venema
Maryland Faces Highest Cancer Death Rate in 1992
The American Cancer Society projects Maryland will have the nation’s highest cancer death rate in 1992 at 192 deaths per 100 000. It would be Maryland’s third straight year atop the list, with Washington, D C at 223 and Delaware at 191 trailing. Nevada 189 and Louisiana 187 follow. The national average is 171. Leading cancers include lung, colon, breast, prostate and pancreas, with about 9000 Marylanders expected to die this year.
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American Cancer Society
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Louisiana
Utah
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Colorado
Idaho
Frederick City Police Probe Multiple Burglaries
Frederick police investigate several burglaries with a TV stolen January 28 from a residence on East Sixth Street, items taken from Proctor Huffer Appliance Service on North Market Street January 26, and a cash register taken from Hair Satisfaction on West Patrick Street January 25. Call 694 2100 with information.
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Frederick City
East Sixth Street
Proctor-Huffer
North Market
Hair Satisfaction
W. Patrick St
City man nabbed after chase by police
Frederick City Police chased a suspect for a few blocks and nabbed James P. Stitely Jr. 21 of West Fifth Street Frederick on possession of marijuana drug paraphernalia and resisting arrest charges. Pvt Bill Burch confronted him near John Hanson Apartments around 7 30 p m. Stitely ran but was captured on Fifth Street after a brief chase. He was being processed at police headquarters with no court appearance yet as presstime.
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James P. Stitely Jr
West Fifth Street
Frederick
Pvt
Bill Burch
Stitely
John Hanson
Burch
Fifth Street
New Botulinum Vaccine Trial Aims For More Efficient Dose
Army researchers at Fort Detrick test a potentially cheaper vaccine against botulinum toxin. In mice, early results suggest protection after one dose, possibly reducing the three-dose plus annual boosters required by the current vaccine. If animal tests succeed, human trials may begin within four years.
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Army
Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Fort Detrick
Frederick
John L. Middlebrook
Institute
United Nations
Iraq
Middlebrook
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