Satellite unit honored for Desert Storm efforts at Fort Detrick
Fort Detrick based Satellite Communications Control Central Detachment earned the Army Superior Unit Award for rapid mobilization and around the clock wartime duty during Operation Desert Storm. Lt Michael Boger and Lt Roger credited aging trucks and a three ton antenna shift from Pacific to Atlantic satellites for maintaining links between desert commanders, Pentagon officials, and U.S. units. Col Michael Keaveney and Maj Gen Louis Del Rosso presented the award to a 15 man team, one of three mobile units guiding Army satellite comms.
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Fort Detrick
Satellite Communications Control Central
Michael $. Boger
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Roger
Louis J. del Rosso
Space and Special Weapons
Department of the Army
del Rosso
Michael W. Keaveney
U.S. Army Space Command
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S. Army
Germany
Japan
Pentagon
United States
Boger
Randall chosen TeamWalk chairman for WalkAmerica
George E. Randall general manager of The Frederick News Post has been chosen TeamWalk chairman of the March of Dimes WalkAmerica 1992 for the Frederick Division. He will recruit teams from corporations organizations and clubs to walk on Sunday April 26 at the Frederick Shopping Center. A TeamWalk Kickoff Reception is set for Tuesday Jan 28 at Chi Chi's Restaurant from 5 to 6 20 p.m. Interested persons may join to form a company team of five or more and learn about WalkAmerica and March of Dimes programs in Frederick County.
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George E. Randall
Frederick News Post
March of Dimes WalkAmerica
Frederick
March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation
Randall
WalkAmerica
Chi- Chi's
U.S
March of Dimes
Frederick County
State backs off on spill rules
Maryland officials pause strict new oil spill protections after industry outcry. The plan would require double hulls or escorted single hulls with detection gear, with a July 1903 deadline. Environment officials say revisions address environmental and economic concerns, forming a mixed industry and environmental panel.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Chesapeake Bay
John Chiada
Department of the Environment
Robert Perciasepe
Chlada
NIH consider appeal over bias ruling in Johnson case
The U S government weighs appealing a court order to rehire Sharon Johnson, a NIH chemist who says narcolepsy forced her resignation after alleged disability discrimination and sexual harassment. Judge Murray ordered back wages and a new position. NIH plans to brief an appeal while awaiting Justice Dept decision.
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Bethesda
U.S
Jane Bennett
Ms. Johnson
Justice Department
Murray
NIH
Ma Johnson
Ms Vennett
Nsw
Baltimore
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