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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1995

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4

Maryland mulls four region vs overlay dialing code plan

Public hearings next month will discuss two options to restructure state dialing. A four region split would reallocate codes similar to 1991 changes, while an overlay would add new codes to existing regions and require 10 digit calls. No decision yet. maps and code prefixes to be announced.

Fulton Baltimore Metro Eastern Shore West Coast Commission Frederick County

Tech and Chicago Degree Recipients Highlight Class Notes

Virginia Tech graduates from Blacksburg include Benjamin Crawford, Abraham Falcone, and Stacy Reeder with bachelor and veterinary medicine degrees, all named to the dean's list. Other Virginia Tech nominees include Nathaniel August, Gregory Dempsey, and James Welch. Brian Thompson earned a BA in philosophy at the University of Chicago, son of Bernard Thompson and Rebecca Frederick, and a 1990 Downingtown High School graduate. Paul Goebel III made the dean’s list at Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science, inducted into Rho Chi during the spring term.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Blacksburg Frederick Benjamin Crawford Abraham Falcone Stacy Reeder Virginia Tech Nathaniel August Gregory Dempsey James Welch Thompson Brian Thompson Philosophy The University of Chicago Illinois He Is the Son of Bernard Rebecca Frederick Downingtown Senior High School Pennsylvania Goebel Paul Goebel III Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science Philadelphia Candace and Paul Goebel Jr Monrovia Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society Singanore High School Public Health Service National Institutes of Health Bethesda McMahon Steven McMahon Jr Towson State University Steven Sr Barbara McMahon Damascus Damascus High School Shreve

Women leaders seek respect in Frederick County planning panel

Planning officials and residents discuss gender balance as Ms Rice seeks chair role. Joel Anderson praises her as a capable ambassador, stressing respect for ability over gender. Rice aims to guide growth, preserve farms, and boost female participation on the planning commission.

Marty Mr. Adcock Planning Commission Joel Anderson Ms Rice

Fort Ritchie closure debate shifts to reuse plans

Dr Bartlett defends Fort Ritchie while Base Closure Commission's authority is debated. A House committee backs the closure list though several districts face losses. Washington County's Dick Palmer chairs a reuse panel with 54 ideas in seven categories, aiming to narrow to about 20. about 2,000 jobs affected, with most moving to Fort Detrick or to other sites.

Fort Ritchie Bartlett House Senate Clinton Washington County Dick Palmer Veteran’s Administration Palmer Fort Detrick Arizona

City police union cites wage and benefit cut in new contract plan

Police union leader cites major reductions in health care leave time tuition reimbursement clothing allowance and take home cars under a three year extension to 1998 The plan ties pay and benefits to regional comparisons and tightens limits on secondary employment while stressing no surprises for city planning Grimes and aldermen to meet before commenting

Grubb Annapolis Police Grimes

City approves duck control plan near lake

Aldermen approve a $2,400 effort to move and reduce ducks using leftover lake chemicals. Supporters cite resident complaints and rising numbers, with plans to monitor outcomes and report to the state. City attorney updates on Maryland historic district statutes effective Oct 1, expanding Historic District Commission authority.

Frances Baker Jon Kreissig Kreissig Lynn (Tillery Maryland

Jackson graduates and EMU RA named in notices

Jackson Robert Jackson graduated cum laude with a bachelor’s in English from the University of Rochester and made the spring dean’s list. Gov Thomas Johnson HS alum from Frederick, he will be a junior biology major at EMU in Harrisonburg this fall. Nipurepanen HREHIYF Mrs Board announced new HDC statutes to clarify historic site areas and eligibility for commissioners.

Robert Jackson University of Rochester New York Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Frederick Andrew Pennington Eastern Mennonite University EMU Harrisonburg David and Marcia Pennington Ijamsville Board HDC Beard

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