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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1991

Page

6

Rolle leaves Frederick County drug fight after years in office

The county bids farewell to Scott Rolle, chief narcotics prosecutor, who pushed for convictions and tough sentences to deter drug use and sales. He worked long hours, supported police raids, and aimed to extend courtroom messages into the community. Lawrence A. Dorsey leads a strong staff as the fight continues with officers targeting drug havens and pursuing suspects for prosecution.

Scott Rolle States Attorney’s Office Mr. Rolle Frederick County Rolle Lawrence A. Dorsey

Martin Luther King Birthday Reflections on Bigotry and Courage

Roy Meachum laments persistent racism as nursing nurse Norman Brown, shot in Walkersville last May, fights for healing after David Muehleisen was found guilty of assault and handgun use. The column links Brown’s injuries to stereotypes and cites a National Science Foundation survey showing enduring racist attitudes. It ends with a personal note on fading hope for MLK Day observances.

Walkersville Norman Brown Martin Luther King Martinsburg W. Va David Muehleisen G. Edward Dwyer Jr Brown Bigot Mr. Brown Frederick West Patrick Street West Virginia Art Kravetz Muehleisen Solarex Tme Walkersville High School News-Post National Science Foundation University of Chicago National Opinion Research Center Foundation Dr. King Mr. Brows U.S Saudi Arabia Colin Powell

VA head injury care gaps leave soldiers without proper rehab

Veterans face minimal treatment for head injuries as the Pentagon lags in rehabilitation. Vietnam veterans describe mismanaged care, denial of therapy, and delayed VA funding. Suited officials point to Dr. Holsinger's plan to expand facilities, yet full readiness remains years away.

Washington Persian Gulf Pentagon U.S Jim Lynch Paul Parkinson Times Shannon Vietnam Thomas Murphy Murphy Bob Kerrey D-Neb Thomas Carper D-Del Vietnam Veterans of America Organization Andres Salazar James Holsinger Holsinger United Feature Syndicate

Frederick County Democrats Dine in Baltimore Honor O Conor

Fifty years ago on January 24 1941 Frederick County Democrats attending a testimonial dinner dance at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore honored Gov Herbert R O Conor s second anniversary in office. The guest list included numerous officials and delegates. On the return trip James Myers and Mildred Unger of Frederick drove Edna Conklin to Braddock Heights when a dog leaped into the road. Myers swerved the car and it rolled three times yet all occupants escaped serious injuries. Miss Unger needed only minor cuts and bruises treated by Dr Howard W Ash. The dog was killed.

Frederick County Emerson Hotel Baltimore Herbert R. O'Conor Francis Perrott Robert E. Clapp Jr John B. Funk Charless. Houck Jr Donald J. Gardner J. Tyson Lee Alton Y. Bennett Manuel M. Weinberg Charles ‘S Opel Jr George F. ‘Brecht John 5. F Oster Fannie King Paulie V. Owell Sophie Crum Nina Crum Sophine Shankle James H. Grove Vin M.boost A. Lamar Barrick Elvin J. Anders Robert A. Bennett Louis V. Keyser James&. Myers Mildred Unger Frederick Edna Conklin Braddock Heights

Fort Detrick Leader Rejects Army Move as Nonsense

Twenty years ago Benjamin Warshowsky, head of the Biological Detection and Warning Program, called an Army plan to move 40 technicians and 10 administrators from Fort Detrick to Edgewood Arsenal “sheer nonsense” and said the decision was made without facts and faced opposition from all involved. Maryland Fire Service voice deplores a 40 percent University of Maryland cut to Fire Extension training, warning it endangers lives and property.

Benjamin Warshowsky Fort Detrick Department of the Army Edgewood Arsenal Edgewood Maryland University of Maryland Gerald A. Glaubitz Maryland State Firemen’s Association Frederick

Residents Resist Ski College Mountain Amid Rezoning Battles

A decade long effort to permit a Ski College Mountain resort in a conservation district faces repeated defeats by Frederick County authorities. Despite appeals and a new logging drive, backers push for commercial rezoning as opponents organize at Eyler Valley Citizens Association meetings and call for turnout at the January 22 Board of Appeals hearing in Winchester Hall.

College Mountain Annandale Road Emmitsburg Ski College Mountain Frederick County Frederick County Board of Appeals Frederick County Circuit Court Maryland Court of Special Appeals Maryland Court of Appeals Ski America Snow Time Irvin S. Naylor Naylor United Ski Industries Association College Hill Baltimore-Washington Pennsylvania Eyler Valley Citizens Association Frederick County Civic Federation New York Times United States Board of Appeals Winchester Hall East Patrick Street Frederick

Local zoning appeal and ethical concerns over drug trials in Frederick

Letters discuss Mount St. Marys College appealing a zoning decision to permit logging in a conservation zone under Maryland standards. The writer condemns ski resort schemes and criticizes the FDA and DoD over interim rule drug trials at Fort Detrick, urging ethical treatment of troops and accountability for past hazardous material incidents. Local readers urged to demand safety and informed consent.

Mount St. Mary’s College Maryland Department of Natural Resources

Vaccine plan and consent issue in Persian Gulf

The Frederick Post notes Army plans to use Frederick Cancer Research Center resources to create a vaccine for troops in Saudi Arabia against anthrax and botulism with an anti botulism toxoid from USAMRIID. An interim FDA rule would permit untested drugs for chemical and biological threats without informed consent, risking undisclosed short and long term effects. In the same week readers saw two viewpoints on education policy with praise for teacher pay gains and critique of county car use for administrators. Adamstown.

Food and Drug Administration Saudi Arabia Department of Defense Frederick City Fort Detrick Frederick Post Frederick CIA Peace Resource Center Bush Administration Persian Gulf Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center U.S Pentagon Marie P. Reeves Educrats John Ashbury

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