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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1990
Page
3
Automaker representatives address about 60 Frederick County Vo Tech students noting new tech and skills. Front wheel drive cars, fuel injection, rack and pinion steering are common. Two year degrees and ongoing training shape career paths with pay rising past 40,000 dollars.
A painter’s torch ignited a windowsill causing about 500 dollars in damage to a building at 34 S Market St Monday afternoon. Smoke was seen from a third floor dormer when United Steam Fire Engine Company crews arrived around 1 15 p m. Firefighters stopped the blaze to the third floor wall per United Chief Warren Stevens.
A Frederick group braved subfreezing conditions to rally for unborn rights in Annapolis Monday night. About 24 residents left Frederick Towne Mall at 5 p.m. for the last of three pro life marches, aiming for 3 000 to 6 000 attendees from 6 30 to 8 p.m. They carried candles and signs and pressed lawmakers to back state certificate requirements for abortion providers and parental consent for minors while allowing limited exceptions for incest rape and maternal danger.
Vince Foo heads the union of 6500 Montgomery County schools support staff bus drivers cafeteria workers and maintenance crews. He says the three year mediator proposed contract should be ratified with a 17 percent raise. Voting will occur at three high schools in all areas Tuesday noon to 8 pm and Wednesday 8 am to noon with the board set to ratify Wednesday night.
Public notice offers repossessed government homes from $1 with repairs and taxes. Nationwide listings include FHA VA HUD properties and assumable options without credit checks under Public Law 93-383. Tax properties also available. Call 1-216-453-3000 Ext. H7257 for details.
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