Man from Frederick Named Juvenile Services Area Director
John L. Manley of Frederick was named area director for the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services, overseeing Allegany, Frederick, Garrett, Montgomery and Washington counties. He began Dec 16 and took the role Jan 3, with 22 years in the department and a history as parole agent, rehabilitation counselor and regional supervisor.
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Mad Department of Juvenile Services
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Taney housing project renovations funded by federal grants
Federal funds will upgrade the Taney development at 600 Bentz Street, replacing underground utilities, adding storm drainage, and removing lead paint. The project aims to start in early 1991 and take about 18 months, with $50,000 to renovate the former housing authority headquarters and a raise in Sarah Berry's hours.
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Bentz Street
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John S. Williams & Associates
City eyes random drug tests for 23 bus employees
Frederick debates random drug testing for city staff after Mayer Gordon proposes tests for 23 bus service workers including drivers and mechanics. Officials cite costs and legality questions while exploring incentives and legal limits.
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Magaha
Meageha
Robert J. Thomas
Frederick
William 0. Lee Jr
Lee
Fran Baker
Bill would create rehabilitation superfund for costs
A proposed bill sponsored by Del. Larry LaMotte would set up a state rehabilitation superfund within the Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. After $250,000 in rehabilitation costs, the fund could provide up to $40,000 annually with a $1 million lifetime cap, aiming to shield families from crippling expenses and support severely injured patients.
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Del
Larry LaMotte
D-Carrall/Baltimore
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
LaMotte
Patricia Smith
del. Thomas Hattery
D-Frederick
Ways and Means
William Donald Schaefer
One Hurt in Two Icy Md 550 Crashes
At least one person was injured in two separate traffic accidents on Md 550 early Wednesday as ice patches formed. Marian Lininger of Union Bridge, driving a 1982 Mercury north on Md 550, lost traction, overturned into Israel Creek, and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. A second crash on Md 550 occurred at 5:40 a.m., with details not released. Frederick County Communications reported no other icy roads.
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Annual Stockholders Meeting at Woodsboro Savings Bank
The annual stockholders meeting of Woodsboro Savings Bank of Frederick County Maryland will be held at the Banking House in Woodsboro on Monday February 12 1990 at 1 30 p m for election of directors and other business as may come before the meeting announced by President James McSherry.
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William H. Kinard
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Johnson Space Center
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W Woodsboro Savings Bank
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Woodsboro
James Mcsherry
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