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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 20, 1994

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Maryland uses conservation to avoid rolling blackouts

Extreme cold drives high electric demand as state utilities face grid overload. City and county offices delay opening and civic groups cancel meetings while Potomac Edison and others implement rolling blackouts and voluntary cuts. Gerald Thorpe notes the energy administration monitors the overload and urges continued customer conservation.

Potomac Edison Gerald Thorpe Maryland Energy Administration Raymond Sandower Hillcrest Harrisville Frederick Emmitsburg Lucille Beale Maryland Eastateo Aluminum Buckeystown Petsmac Edison Rick Williams Eastalco Cyndi Shoop Ms. Shoop Fort Detrick

Frederick schools extend term due to winter closures

Frederick County schools faced snow ice and record cold forcing a sixth day of closure this year and an extension of the term into June. Transportation and maintenance crews battled icy roads broken pipes and plowed lots as officials urged energy conservation amid governor Schaefer's request and diesel shortages.

John Straits William Donald Schaefer Straits Joseph Dattoli Schaefer Frederick County Dattoli

Light snow ends tonight with cold low near ten

Weather brief notes light snow will end tonight with temperatures dipping to around 10 degrees. Friday brings sunny skies and a high near 20 as the region stays cold.

City eyes joint purchase of Adventist Drive site in Frederick

Frederick officials meet with county and state leaders to discuss buying the 12 acre Adventist Drive property next to Harry Grove Stadium. They weigh funding options including a low interest state loan and potential uses such as a conference center or city office building.

Frederick James Grimes Seventhday Adventist Church Harry Grove Stadium James Schmersahl Ron Lindergill Grimes Paul Gordon Sundergill Woodsboro James E. McClellan McClellan Grove Stadium

Hoke offers campaign help to Bartlett in 1994 race

Former Frederick County commissioner Mark L. Hoke, retired Fort Detrick commander, is donating consulting services to Rep. Roscoe Bartlett as Bartlett plans for the 1994 election. Hoke, a fiscal conservative, began assisting in December and will deliver detailed campaign recommendations by March 15.

Fort Detrick Mark L. Hoke Roscoe Bartlett 6Th Hoke Roscoe Bartlett Frederick Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Rotary Club Republican Men's Club

School funds cut short in Annapolis round

Frederick County officials led by School Superintendent Daniel Gadra asked for 3.7 million dollars to build Walkersville Mount Pleasant Elementary as Gov. Schaefer halted proceedings for statewide power outages. The governor urged brief appeals while noting the money problem, with 38 million available to allocate and 17 of 24 counties present.

Annapolis - Frederick County Daniel H. Gadra Governor Board of Public Works Walkersville-Mount Pleasant William Donald Schaefer Schaefer Frederick Gadra Frederick County IAC Interagency Committee On EAC

Harding knew of Kerrigan attack plot says bodyguard

In an Oregonian interview Shawn Eckardt said Tonya Harding knew of the plan to attack Nancy Kerrigan and urged immediate action. He also claimed ex husband Jeff Gillooly offered a $10,000 USFSA bonus for quick completion as investigators pressed Harding over the incident.

Harding Nancy Kerrigan Portland Ore Tonya Harding Oregonian Shawn Eckardt Ms. Harding Eckardt Boston Tonya Dennis Rawlinson Gillooly Shane Stant Derrick Smith Kerrigan Mr. Eckardt The Mr. Gillely Mr. Stant Ms. Kerrigan Mr. Harding Stant

Night drive turns cold for soldiers at Fort Detrick

Two Fort Detrick soldiers Sgt Donald Halterman and Spc Jeanne Mershon faced a frigid night on Gambrill Park Road when their vehicle iced in. Halterman searched for hours for help and became lost as temperatures plunged to minus 19. Spc Mershon was later spotted by Sally Graf near dawn without hat or gloves.

Fort Detrick Donald Halterman Spc Jeanne Mershon Gambrill Park Road Halterman Detrick Norm Covert Sally Graf Mershon

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