Frederick Professional Masonry Association installs 1998 officers
The Frederick based Professional Masonry Association installed 1998 officers Deanna Sheckles as secretary Jim Lawson as vice president Mike Lewis as president and Sharon Lewis as treasurer The group also welcomed Stewart Royals of Royals Installation and heard Mark Huckabee of Tailored Chemical Products Inc speak on foam insulation. They presented $800 to the Frederick Food Bank.
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Jim Lawson
Mike Lewis
Sharon Lewis
The
Stewart Royals
Royals Installation
Mark Huckabee
Tailored Chemical Products Inc
Hickory Hill
N.C
Frederick Food Bank
Nancy Waalkes
People Joins Ad Agency Katrina Bradshaw in Wilmington Firm
Katrina Bradshaw formerly of Frederick joins Reese Tomases Ellick Inc in Wilmington Delaware as senior account executive. She will head the agency's new Richmond Thailand use. A Clemson and Mount St. Mary’s graduate, she most recently worked for Power Warner Communications in Winchester Virginia and previously in marketing research for the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association in Frederick. She has been adjunct professor in marketing management for Frostburg State University’s MBA program and will remain executive secretary of the Maryland Agricultural Fair Board. Sandra Stoilert joins the Golden Mile office of Long and Foster Realtors in Frederick. she has 14 years in housing and holds ABR and GRI designations.
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Frederick
Reese, Tomases & Ellick Inc
Wilmington, del
New Richmond, Thailan
Usea
Clemson University
Mount St. Mary's College
Ms Bradshaw
Power/Warner
Commu
Sandra Stoilert
Golden Mile
Long & Foster Realtors
Microsoft and DOJ settle part of antitrust suit
Microsoft Corp and the Justice Department reached a partial settlement in the antitrust case. Microsoft will offer Windows 95 without forcing PC makers to install Internet Explorer as a condition of licensing. The deal keeps other issues unresolved and sets an April 21 hearing on the separate appeal. Netscape plans to give away Navigator to win users.
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Washington
Microsoft Corp
Microsoft
Justice Department
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Richard J Urowsky
Jackson
William H Neukom
Netscape Communications Corp
Netscape
Intuit
Quicken Personal Financial
AT&T May Cut 19 000 Jobs In Major Restructure
AT&T Corp plans to cut as many as 19 000 jobs, about 15 percent of its workforce, and reassign senior management. Chairman C Michael Armstrong to outline strategy this week after fourth quarter results. AT&T employs roughly 128 000 people currently.
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At&t Corp
C. Michael Armstrong
At&t
Robert E. Allen
County lawmakers approve gun and alarm legislation in Annapolis
Frederick County state legislators advanced a gun dealer holding period to 18 days for stolen check, approved fines for excessive home alarm false alarms, and backed a Criminal Justice Technology Enhancement Fund. They also supported expanding the county social services board and workers’ compensation for volunteer officers. Debated next week: real estate transfer tax, special taxing districts, and a school board referendum.
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Frederick County
Jim Ag
Hagg
Sheriff’s Office
Sen
Timothy Ferguson
Frederick Carroll
Sherif Hagg
County Social Services Board
General Assembly
Louise Snodgrass
Ex-judge Swain Named to Orphans Court in Frederick
Former judge Swain, 57, appointed to Frederick Orphans Court in August 1994 to fill Laura Lake's term after she resigned to run for county commissioner. A Victor Texas native, Swain has lived in Frederick 14 years and previously ran in that year’s election but was not elected. He served in Vietnam, flying helicopters and earning the Silver Star, Bronze Star, and Purple Heart.
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Mr. Swain
Frederick
Victor
Texas
Orphan's Court
Maryland
Swain
Residents feel shortchanged on development plans at county site
Homeowners said taller trees, outsize costs, and two large gaps in the planned tree line spoil the view and quality of life near a grocery store development. They noted water and sewer easements and possible planning-notification lapses. County Manager Dennis pledged enforcement of site plan conditions amid resident frustration. In Annapolis, a Mason-Dixon poll found Marylanders split on slot machines for tracks but favor a referendum this year and in 1998, with 74 percent backing the later vote.
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Public Works Department
Thompson
Weinberg
Bill Dennis
Aquilino
Grant
Ms. Holtzberger
Annapolis, Md
Lewinsky investigation creeps through Whitewater fallout
The news conference shifts away from a target investigation as the White House aides push a cautious path. Monica Lewinsky faces lengthy questioning with counsel, while Ginsburg says she was pressed by prosecutors and could plead the Fifth. Gordon Jordan and Betty Currie are tied to subpoenas in the Whitewater probe. Lewinsky’s deposition is postponed to grant time for legal review and potential immunity talks.
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Rie
Lewinsky
Currie
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al Gore
Washington Post
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Trent Lott
Jackson
Columbia
D.C
House
Newt Gingrich
Susan Webber Wright
Little Rock
Ark
Monica
Linda Tripp
Frank Carter
Nutrient management plan seen as cost saver for farms
Consultants assess soil nutrients and animal waste to tailor fertilizer needs and crop yields. The plan, praised as a cost saver by Rebecca MacLeod, faces debate over regulatory intrusion with farmers divided on mandates. Republicans on the House committee weigh the governor's nutrient rules as farmers caution against overreach.
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Rebecca MacLeod
Natural Resources Conservation Service
Jen Keilholtz
Cooperative Extension Service
Ed Bowers
Mount Pleasant
Sears Correction Notice on Kenmore Range feature
A January correction states the Kenmore Range 75181 was advertised as self cleaning but the feature does not exist. Sears apologizes for the error and any inconvenience to customers.
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