Founder of anti-drug group shaken by poor response
Lucian Heichler, founder of Fighting Back, laments weak community support for his Frederick based anti drug effort. Despite letters to leaders and churches, only six people attended a board meeting and no church responses were received. Six notable attendees included State's Attorney Lawrence A. Dorsey and Frederick Police Chief. Heichler plans to explore a new halfway house for six to eight women post rehabilitation.
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Lucian Heichler
Heichler
U.S
Seteee AG
Taney Apartments
West Seventh
North Bentz Streets
Frederick
Pacers S
Lawrence A. Dorsey
del. Boyd Smith
Dfrederick
Maj
Richard Ashton
Frederick City
Mr. Heichler
Mr. Smith
Gale House
Sober House
Oxford House
Detention center oath and halfway house appeal voiced
Mr Heichler describes need for a drug rehabilitation halfway house in Frederick. He cites relapse risks with short term inpatient treatment, urges community funds, a drug free house, donated furnishings, money and volunteers, and laments apathy while urging serious local sacrifice.
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Frederick
Heichler
Howean
Environmentalists shun Montgomery incumbents
Environmentalists refused to endorse any Montgomery County incumbents in the upcoming primary. At a Rockville news conference, Karen Kalla urged a public hearing on the incinerator cost in Dickerson, while groups like Clean Water Action announced endorsements for candidates. The League cited lack of environmental progress over four years and backed several challengers and one at large candidate.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Karen Kalla
League of Environmental Voters
William E. Hanna Jr
Dickerson
Audubon Society
Sierra Club
Montgomery County Civic Federation
Save Our Streams, Waste Control Coalition
Izaak Walton League
Maryland Conservation Council
Kalla
League
Neal Potter
Nancy Dacek
Michael Sabin
Anne Robbins
William Hanna
Marilyn Praisner
Michael Gudis
Derick Berlage
Rose Crenen
Gene Lynch
Bruce Adams
Isiah Leggett
Kevin Haggerty
Clean Water Action
Lynch
County approves report on school age child care plan
Frederick County Commissioners approved a detailed report by Terry Kitchen and a committee on delivering before and after school care for middle school students. The plan seeks a 25 percent expansion, about 491 spaces, using county and city facilities including school buildings to meet rising needs. The report will be sent to the Governor's Office for Children and Youth.
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Frederick County
Terry Kitchen
Crul Area
Ms Kitchen
Frederick County School Board
Noel Farmer
Kitchen
General Assembly
Governor's Office For Children and Youth
Home construction permits dip in Frederick County
Senior planner Ray Barnes notes overall permits rose 40 percent through June 1990 from a year earlier, but dwelling unit permits declined 8.8 percent. He cites apartment cycles as the main factor, while predicting possible 1990 gains if trends hold, with 1985 to 1989 annual counts cited for context.
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Frederick County
Ray Barnes
Barnes
Eemmer
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