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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1999
Page
3
Mr. Flock uses a waist high stick to count bounces and estimate well depth. He predicted water correctly in 18 of 20 cases on farms he tested, aiding developers and landowners. With a growing list of satisfied clients, Flock and Doub charge only gas costs, insisting time is not valuable.
The area bounded by the Monocacy River Retreat Road Biggs Ford Road and Glade Creek including Dublin Manor was retested with 42 wells. three showed fecal coliform but below sewage spill levels. Perimeter wells remain under dye test monitoring while town taps water from Frederick city supply. Private wells outside the zone are safe without boiling.
Miami AP The jury convicted Miguel Moya of money laundering witness tampering conspiring bribery and filing a false tax return tied to bribes from defendants Augusto Willie Falcon and Salvador Magluta. Prosecutors say Moya’s riches followed nearly 500000 in bribes. sentencing set for Oct 12 with potential 138 years.
Fire Chief Henry Dolberry notes removing hydrant cooling caps saves thousands of gallons. Virginia counties seek disaster declarations amid widespread drought. Loudon County imposes mandatory water restrictions. Farmers like Michael Wilcom and Bob Puskas report severe feed shortages and lowered milk output. Drought task forces expand warnings. governors urge voluntary conservation across several states.
Wesley Long of Baltimore and his companion Ms Byrne described drinking water at Spout Spring. Long noted the water tasted good and was available. He observed a family filling 50 to 100 five gallon containers to cart away as drinking water, questioning the safety of the pipe supply.
Newly released grand jury transcripts show no eye witnesses connect Kath leen Soliah to the 1975 police bombing plan. Two bomb experts who testified before the grand jury identified materials tied to the devices, but both have since died, and fingerprint evidence remains contested as Soliah faces possible life in prison if convicted.
A government inquiry found Richard Liburdy, a California cellular biologist, manipulated data in a 1992 study claiming a link between power line magnetic fields and cellular changes. He resigned from Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, agreed to retract three graphs, and received a three year federal funding ban. Several independent scientists backed him, and he denied scientific wrongdoing beyond explaining his graphing.
Mrs Joan Goodwyn Kerkam 63 of Lewes Delaware and formerly of Washington died Thursday July 22 at home She was born February 15 1936 in Baltimore and was a practical private duty nurse She is survived by husband William B Kerkam Jr two daughters Roxanne L Goodwyn Williamsport and Candace Byrd Myersville two sons James R Goodwyn Jr Rehoboth Beach and John M Goodwyn Sharpsburg seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren Memorial services and burial are private at Cape Henlopen State Park There is no visitation Memorial donations may be made to Delaware Hospice Southern Division Georgetown Delaware Arrangements by Parsell Funeral Homes and Crematorium Lewes
Daniel Patrick Hassett 42 of Gaithersburg died Wednesday July at a friend's home in Port Republic. He was son of John and Elizabeth Hassett and a former Southern Maryland real estate agent who co owned Guido's Restaurant in Lusky. Survived by two brothers and two sisters. Funeral at Our Lady Star of the Sea Solomons. Donations to Johns Hopkins Oncology Center or Food & Friends. Arrangements by Rausch Funeral Home.
Martin P Krueger 78 of Timonium died Sunday July 18 at Manor Care Ruxton. A Navy veteran, he rose from dockworker to business agent and then co administrator of the International Longshoremen's Pension and Benefits Funds Local 953 Clerks and Checkers. He helped shape pension plans for 22 years until retiring in 1986. Survived by wife Helen Savage Krueger three sons Michael Mark and Martin Jr a brother and four sisters. Services noon today at Evans Chapel of Chimes Funeral Home York Road Timonium.
In Austell near Atlanta, Cobb County officers Steve Reeves and Stephen Gilner were killed when they stormed a house to arrest a man wanted for attacking another officer. Greg Smith, 40, barricaded himself inside with his 73-year-old mother Mildred Smith as a standoff followed a Friday night dispute.
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