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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 03, 1996

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Tougher discipline policy in effect in schools

A revised tougher discipline policy started Tuesday in Frederick County public schools with harsher minimum penalties for high school rule breakers. Principal George Seaton called the changes reasonable and noted the first day back from winter break required no harsher penalties. David Markee said notices went home to inform parents and that public comments were minimal during the review and approval process.

Frederick County Middletown George Seaton David Markee Markoe

Football chase at Grove Park in Frederick set on sunny day

Dustin Rodgers nine and Thomas Osborne thirteen sprint during a local practice at Grove Park Frederick with Rodgers in pursuit of Osborne on a bright afternoon highlighting youth football play.

Dustin Rodgers Thomas Osborne Grove Park Frederick

Proclamations Mark 1995 Peak with Jazzmen and Band Day

Mayor Jim Grimes issued 117 proclamations in 1995 including Jailhouse Jazzmen Day in Frederick celebrated May 27 and West Virginia Mountaineer Marching Band Day on Sept 15. The jazzmen honored Bavaria Germany musicians at Weinberg Center during the city's 250th celebration. The WV marching band pageant was hosted by Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Proclamations ranged from genuine recognitions to jestful notices, and some sparked public responses.

Frederick West Virginia Mountaineer

House GOP Holds Firm on Ending Shutdown in Budget Talks

House Republicans resist a Senate plan to end the 19 day partial shutdown by returning federal workers to pay through Jan 12. Speaker Gingrich links shutdown's end to a balanced budget by 2002 as Clinton talks resume. Judge Sullivan to rule on unions’ bid to bar payless work.

Washington House Clinton Gingrich Senate Bob Dole Dole Lea John Boehner Ohio House Republican Conference sAlthough Boehner CBS Ing U.S Emmet G. Sullivan

Frederick County Plans Star Spangled 250th Anniversary

A steering committee advances plans for Frederick County 250th anniversary with a star spangled year theme marking the 100th Francis Scott Key monument dedication. Paul Gordon reports progress to commissioners and seeks 2500 dollars for logo driven print materials to fund early sales and fundraising.

Frederick County Paul Gordon Tourism Council Francis Scott Key Gordon David Williams

Detrick leads telemedicine project for Bosnia care

Fort Detrick based task force spearheads a 9 million telemedicine program to link U S troops in Bosnia with high quality medical care as if at home. First phase planned to go live by early February after desert storm Haiti and Somalia exercises.

Bosnia Fort Detrick Frederick U.S Haiti Somalia

Walkersville ambulance billing pilot gets county nod

Walkersville Volunteer Rescue Co advances a pilot to bill insurance for ambulance service after the executive committee of the Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association approves the plan. The proposal moves to the Frederick County Commissioners for a Thursday vote, with restrictions until the task force issues its recommendation.

Walkersville Volunteer Rescue Co Frederick County Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association Frederick County

Hoke sees red over traffic light at county intersection

A flashing red light proposal for Old Frederick Road and Devilbiss Bridge Road drew ire from a Frederick County commissioner. Alan Hudak of the Bureau of Highways and Transportation touted the intersection as dangerous and urged funding for a flashing red and yellow light to warn motorists amid a history of accidents attributed to drivers’ inattention.

Hoke Frederick County Frederick County Department of Public Works Old Frederick Road Devilbiss Bridge Road Alan Hudak Bureau of Highways and Transportation Inter

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