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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1992
Page
4
Dr. Farmer announced a major reorganization cutting numerous positions and shifting duties to remaining staff while adding duties for others without raises. He aims for more school based management as four offices absorb Brilhart’s responsibilities and a new outside hire will supervise facilities.
Frederick County saw brief snowfall Friday, a rare event historically. Meteorologists say persistent cold, coastal air flow, and jet stream direction govern Maryland snow chances, with conditions now unlikely but possible today. Public works praise low snow impacts, while heating oil and utility firms note weaker demand and cooler prices amid the mild winter.
Thirty five individuals and businesses are named in a Frederick County gambling inquiry list. The charges include violations of state gambling slot and lottery codes, with defendants tied to taverns lounges restaurants and various addresses across Emmitsburg Frederick Thurmont Mount Airy and surrounding areas. The document notes potential penalties of up to a year in jail per conviction and lists agents and owners associated with each establishment.
A two-vehicle collision on eastbound I-70 near Mount Phillip Road left three people injured. Allen Park, 20, from Springfield Virginia, sustained serious but stable injuries and was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma in Baltimore. Chris Park, 19, and Robert Beck, 32, were treated and released. Park faces charges for negligent driving and license violations.
The Frederick News-Host proclaims We've Got Frederick Written All Over Us with a bold, community spirited page motto highlighting local identity. The feature underlines city pride and civic engagement, inviting readers to view the paper as a mirror of Frederick's daily life and spirit.
Analysts and automakers say early buy American sentiment may not appear in Big Three sales until spring as consumer confidence remains weak and layoffs hit the economy. For the first 20 days of the year Big Three NAFTA-built car and truck sales fell 5.8 percent while Japanese-made NA cars rose 12 percent.
Frederick police arrested three people for drug violations Friday night. Darnell Jackson 19 and Jerome Weedon 28 were charged with possessing and distributing cocaine and conspiracy with intent to distribute. Weedon also faced paraphernalia charges. A third suspect Michael Cosley 21 was arrested at Windsor Gardens charged with distributing cocaine and possession in a school zone after an undercover buy. Police recovered five racks of crack cocaine and $210 during the incident.
President Corazon Aquino endorses former Defense Secretary Fidel Ramos as her successor ahead of the May 11 elections. Ramos, 63, helped lead the 1986 uprising that toppled Ferdinand Marcos, and as military chief and defense secretary supported Aquino through seven coups. The crowded field includes Imelda Marcos among 19 declared candidates, risking a weak mandate with no runoff.
Frederick area dealers mix support for the Buy American drive while selling both U S and foreign cars. Jim Barry of Fitzgerald Auto Mall touts American reliability and lower prices, while Gene Shores of Jenkins Motors notes Nissan and Oldsmobile lineup and the price edge for foreign models. Used car boom and Nissan sales rise as Oldsmobile and GM lag. Dick Melvin at Frederick’s Ford Store declines strong pro American stance due to Subaru presence.
Kyodo quoted Mr Ishihara criticizing business leaders as attempts to reach him failed. On Friday Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa urged cooperation to end the U S economic slump and said Japan owes its prosperity to America. He opened a new Parliament session and pledged more imports to aid foreign firms entering Japan’s market.
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