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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1994

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Eight Frederick County schools to use bottled water

Eight Frederick County public schools will switch to bottled water as a precaution after Jan 10 test results showed elevated lead and copper from on site plumbing. The districts named Green Valley Lewistown Liberty Linganore New Market New Midway Sabillasville and Wolfsville Elementary and Middle schools face bottled water use for about two weeks while systems are updated.

Frederick County Green Valley Lewistown Liberty Linganore High New Market New Midway Sabillasville Wolfsville Joseph Dattoli Laura Olsen Environmental Protection Agency Olsen Ms. Olsen Dattoli Kemptown Valley Michael Sullivan Mr. Dattoli

County trains for Winter Olympics driving events in Frederick County

Frederick County remains in training for winter driving events as an ice storm threatens western Maryland. Forecaster Richard Diener cautions light snow Friday with sleet and possible freezing rain during the morning rush, and a 25 percent chance of remaining all snow. Schools in Frederick and Montgomery counties closed. highways largely clear with isolated ice. county salt supplies strained, nine loads due and 6,600 tons ordered, as crews scramble to cover Friday’s storm risks.

Frederick County Lillehammer Maryland Richard Diener National Weather Service Diener Frederick Montgomery Robert Ambush State Highway Administration Donald Crum Highway Department

Winter Weather Boosts Travel Agents Business

Local travel agents report busy phones and bookings as cold, icy conditions drive residents to seek warmer destinations. Sue McGill notes a rise in last minute trips to Miami while Pat O Beirne sees demand surge for Nassau and Florida. Roger Buxton highlights Cancun as a cheap warm retreat amid continuing arctic blasts.

Sue McGill Budget Travel Frederick Miami Roger Buxton Buxton World of Travel Damascus Cancun Mexico Florida

Counties seek inmate medical cost sharing in Maryland bill

Frederick County would join Charles and 12 other counties under a Senate plan to bill inmates for hospital and clinic visits. The measure, tied to a Charles County proposal, would let counties set per visit charges and deduct them from inmate spending accounts, aiming to curb abuse of sick calls.

Annapolis Frederick County Charles Smelser John Derr Frederick Charles County James Simpson Frederick's Kristine McDevitt Simpson

Disguise aids detective in check theft case in Frederick

Frederick City Police charged Charles Anthony Whitehead, 35, of Newport News Virginia, with 48 counts after a theft ring involving stolen blank checks and bank cards. Detective Bruce DeGrange and team used a pizza delivery disguise to arrest him at various workplaces. Whitehead allegedly forged checks and used stolen IDs by calling restaurants, directing drivers to honk rather than knock, and escaping with instruments of theft.

Frederick City Frederick Waco Texas Charles Anthony Whitehead Newport News Bruce DeGrange Allen Croneburg Richard Stine Whitehead Det. DeGrange North Market Street

Sarajevo Cease-Fire Begins as UN Monitors Move In

Sarajevo quieted at noon as a Serb cease-fire took effect and UN peacekeepers began positions to monitor the truce. French troops were assigned six key posts and ordered to defend themselves if fired upon. NATO had threatened air strikes if Serbs did not withdraw heavy weapons within 13 miles of Sarajevo.

Sarajevo U.N Bosnia-Herzegovina NATO Boris Yeltsin U.N. Security Council Russia Cal Bill Aikman Bosnia Bratstvo-Jedinstvo Grbavica

Victims rights amendment heads Maryland agenda in Annapolis

Prominent crime victims advocates from Frederick County and beyond urged lawmakers to pass a two bill package, a victims rights constitutional amendment and a comprehensive domestic violence statute. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh, State's Attorney Lawrence Dorsey Jr., and others testified before two criminal law committees while Sue Hecht, John Walsh, and Roberta Roper led the push. The amendment would entitle victims to participate in proceedings, deliver victim impact statements, and stay informed on prosecutions, aiming to balance the criminal justice process.

Annapolis Frederick County Carl Harbaugh Lawrence Dorsey Jr Sue Hecht Heartly House Casper Taylor Jr John Walsh Fox Maryland Roper Dorsey House Judiciary Committee

Weather update and school sports toll in freeze

Mostly cloudy tonight with light snow and lows near 20. Friday brings more snow sleet or freezing rain with highs in the 30s. Winter weather takes its toll on school sports programs as readers see forecasts and map on Page A3.

Lester Dudrow Dies. Frederick Farmer Was 72

Mr. C. Lester Dudrow, 72, a well known retired farmer of 7911 Runnymeade Drive, Frederick, died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He was the husband of Dorothy E. Crummitt Dudrow. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Stauffer Funeral Home, Frederick.

C. Lester Dudrow Runnymeade Drive Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Dorothy E. Crummitt Dudrow Stauffer Funeral Home

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