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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1991
Page
1
Karen Smith and her 3-year-old son Bradley shelter under an umbrella as Thurmont's Main Street parade progresses. Despite rain and gray skies, residents gather to view the display of fire equipment and antique cars moving through town.
Allied forces start a final withdrawal from northern Iraq amid Kurdish protests on a bridge near the Turkey border. Lt Gen Jay Garner assures that Saddam Hussein's forces will stay out of the vacated area as crowds disperse. withdrawal timetable remains unchanged. UN envoy to Baghdad will recommend easing sanctions to allow essential food and medicine imports.
The Environmental Assessment reports USAMRIID poses no significant environmental risks from its medical and biological defense work. It cites minor adverse impacts such as waste streams and small worker health risks, all addressed by training, procedures, and immunizations, with no major environmental action required.
An Army official says a horse named First Flight supplied the sole antitoxin stockpile to protect allied troops from botulism in the Persian Gulf War era. It was inoculated against seven botulism strains and later provided hundreds of liters of plasma for antitoxin, with limited testing on volunteers and no use during Desert Storm.
Representative Beverly Byron asks the FDA to consider Frederick County sites for a planned two million square foot consolidation. FDA officials cite infrastructure limits, while Montgomery County proposes six upper Montgomery sites. Officials note potential job gains but require congressional funding for site purchase.
New Market honors Paul A. Zimmerman Sr. with a town council resolution praised by Mayor Frank Shaw. The 81 year old clerk treasurer, longtime planning commission member, supervisor of elections and unofficial historian, is lauded for decades of public service in Frederick County. He recalls town milestones from 1918 fire to the rise of the antiques era, and remains a central figure on Main Street.
Frederick officials and the Keys organization saluted M J Grove and his wife Noreen for funding Harry Grove Stadium. The stadium, named for Mr Grove’s late father, also used state and local funds. The photo shows Mr Grove at the podium with Mrs Grove, flanked by Del James E McClellan, Glenn Nikirk, Mayor Paul Gordon, Del Anita Stup, County Commissioner Bruce Reeder, Alderman Jim Grimes, and State Sen John Derr.
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the lower 70s. Sunday partly sunny with highs in the mid to upper 70s. Weather map on Pase shows typical regional conditions.
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