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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1992

Page

16

Elks Leader Bernard Brown Honored at Frederick Dinner

About 350 people including Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon attended a Saturday dinner at the Francis Scott Key Holiday Inn to honor Bernard W. Brown, Exalted Ruler of Mountain City Lodge 382, for 27 years of service. Gordon declared Saturday Bernard W. Brown Day, praising his 30 years in the Elks and his community contributions.

Bernard W. Brown Mountain City Lodge Improved Benevolent Protective Order of Elks of the World Francis Scott Key Holiday Inn Donald P. Wilson Mr. Brown Ray Brightful Frederick Paul Gordon Charles Main Mr Brown Frederick Construction Co Gordon Brown Bernard Brown

Lehigh avoids one fine at Union Bridge plant

The Maryland Department of Environment will not levy a $2,000 fine against Lehigh-Portland Cement Co for waste oil violations at its Union Bridge plant. An MDE spokesman said the penalty was only a proposal and no official levy occurred. A $20,000 fine for excessive emissions remains pending as Lehigh studies plant improvements.

Maryland Department of Environment Lehigh-Portland Cement Co Union Bridge MDE John Goheen Lehigh-Portland Goheen Lehigh David Roush Mr. Roush

Byron speaks to school counselors on budgeted priorities

U S Rep Beverly Byron told about 25 Maryland School Counselors Association members meeting in Frederick that another year of difficulty is likely as schools set program priorities. She urged prioritizing programs, supporting vocational training, and opposed cutting back on fourth-year English while stressing basic skills and writing.

U.S Beverly Byron D-6th Department of Education Byron Timothy Jacobsen Maryland School Counselors Association Association Kim Long Diana Denhan-Parks Mary Sue Eldridge Wendy Moesik

AIDS worker to visit Europe on Citizens Ambassador program

James Rowe a 39 year old AIDS case manager from Union Bridge Maryland will travel in March to Eastern Europe on a 16 day exchange with People to People International through Yale University School of Nursing. The trip to Poland Czechoslovakia and Hungary aims to broaden his global AIDS awareness and enhance local outreach. He plans to fund raise 5000 dollars with Carroll Hospice as umbrella and sets January 24 as the deadline.

Maryland James Rowe Europe People To People International Yale University School of Nursing Mr. Rowe Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary Rowe Carroll Hospice Eastern Europe Aids Exchange Carroll St Westminster

Two Harford Cabbies Face Drug Charge Arrests

In Bel Air AP report, two Harford County cab drivers James Otha Solomon 53 of Joppa and Christopher Cole Edmondson 27 of Forest Hill were charged with conspiracy to distribute counterfeit crack cocaine and conspiracy to distribute powder cocaine after taking undercover police to locations where drugs were bought. The arrests followed calls for cab service and officers asking about drugs along the U.S. 40 corridor.

BEL Air Harford County James Otha Solomon Joppa Christopher Cole Edmondson

Perpetual Savings Bank sale costs jobs and taxpayers

Washington AP reports seven hundred workers will lose their jobs as Perpetual Savings Bank is closed by federal regulators and sold to Crestar Financial Corp of Richmond for 7.8 million. The collapse will likely exceed 400 million in costs to taxpayers. Perpetual ran 61 regional branches with 3.4 billion in assets and 2.6 billion in deposits. Crestar will reopen 22 branches under its name. Regulators will keep Perpetual Mortage Co and other units temporarily while pursuing sale or liquidation.

Washington Perpetual Savings Bank Perpetual Crestar Financial Corp Richmond Crestar

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