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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1993
Page
3
Ms. Zampino urged lawmakers to criminalize stalking, detailing her harrowing experiences with an abusive ex-husband. She described threats, a past assault, police inaction, and the need for protection before an Oct. 1 effective date for non emergency laws. She criticized committee sensitivity as she urged action.
Maryland School for the Deaf will dismiss students at end of Thursday classes due to the forecasted storm. Frederick County Board of Education takes a wait and see stance. Transportation manager John Straits and two assistants will monitor conditions, with buses starting at 6:45 a.m. and the superintendent deciding by 5:30 a.m.
County commissioners hear residents about proposed annexation of Butterfly Lane area while Hillcrest and Monarch Ridge subdivisions would join the city. City offers five year tax waiver to ease transition but requires immediate and full annexation. Residents would get only water and sewer until city taxes begin and would avoid the higher outside city water sewer rates.
A study of 18 wells at Fort Detrick shows six wells with trichloroethylene at or above federal drinking water limits and detects other contaminants. Researchers drilled 11 new Area B wells after early samples suggested inadequate coverage, while dyes indicated chemical migration potential from western Area B trenches. The Army funds a $500,000 investigation with groundwater, soil, and surface water tests, and Maryland officials push for an action plan and ongoing monitoring to locate contamination sources and improve site cleanup.
Residents push back on expansion and funding while urging smaller, cheaper options. Activists present 32 pages of testimony proposing alternatives and recommending 10 measures including shutting Victor Cullen to save tens of millions annually. Officials weigh language to delay funding until issues are resolved as Senate commits to inquiry.
Clinton and Yeltsin plan a strategy for a ceasefire and settlement in Bosnia and Croatia. A U.S. official said easing Serbia sanctions would wait for concrete steps to stop fighting, while Russia seeks more aid for former Soviet republics amid budget pressures. Christopher's Geneva stop precedes NATO talks in Brussels.
Three airport businesses posted notices asking pilots to fly at pattern altitude as early as Tuesday. International Aviation president Steve Channell confirmed pilots started the practice that day with no problems reported. Resident Emily Spangler noted no noise change yet but expects differences with warmer weather and more flights, adding higher flights feel safer.
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