Eastalco Frederick water deal sets new $430000 rate
Frederick County commissioners approved a nine year agreement with Eastalco to supply water from the New Design Rand plant in Ballenger Creek. The rate of 430000 will be charged, replacing the prior plan that allowed up to 4 million gallons daily, with annual renewal unless terminated.
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Scheib
Eustalco
Rand
Potomac River
Ballenger Creek
Eastalco
Frederick County
Thinedaw and Atteinave
Bush and Gorbachev upbeat on arms pacts easing Cold War
Bush and Gorbachev voiced optimism over missiles bombers and submarines limits with support from 30 to 34 percent. The treaty would halve Soviet SS-18 missiles to reach the United States and curb chemical weapons production and stockpiles estimated around 25,000 tons for the US and double that for the USSR. Bush called the pacts proof differences can be resolved while others remain. Disagreement over Lithuania and Moscow’s economic pressure to sink independence also looms large.
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United States
Soviet Union
Bush
Miracle girl champions life after near tragedy
Shannon Dillingham, once sidelined by meningococcella, spent months in hospitals and rehab learning to walk again with a prosthetic. Now a senior thriving at graduation plans, prom, and a big party, she urges peers to enjoy high school while it lasts and looks forward to future running and tennis. Her story underscores resilience, family support, and a donor role by Mark Moseley for Ronald McDonald House.
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Children’s Hospital
Washington
Alfred J. DuPont Institute
Delaware
Shannon
Washington Redskins
Mark Moseley
Ronald McDonald House
DuPont Institute
Patsy Dillingham
Thomas B. Dillingham, Jr
Mrs. Dillingham
Man saved in jail cell after death attempt
In Hagerstown Maryland a 49 year old man who tried to hang himself in a basement holding cell was saved by police chemist Jeff Kercheval and Officer Steve Hoover. Kercheval performed CPR while the man gradually began breathing and was later taken to Washington County Hospital in good condition. He had been arrested for disorderly conduct and was in custody.
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Hagerstown
Jeff Kercheval
Kercheval
Steve Hoover
Washington County Hospital
Fourth of July festival test for beer ban in Frederick
Mayor Gordon backs the compromise on controlled drinking to test its effectiveness at the Fourth of July celebration. Kreissig cites public disturbances and wholesome image concerns with beer in public. John Fieseler supports confined drinking as a trial, noting it may not resolve broader Fourth of July issues.
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Gordon
Kreissig
John Fieseler
Frederick Fourth Committee
Monocacy River plan seeks bi state action in PA and MD
The 58 mile Monocacy flows through Carroll and Frederick counties to the Potomac. Officials discuss a bi state management plan under the scenic rivers program to improve water quality amid sediment runoff from low forest cover and agricultural activity. Suggestions include stronger conservation, publicizing cost sharing, and a permanent advisory board with Adams County representation.
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Pennsylvania
Carroll
Frederick
Montgomery
Commission
J. Anita Stup
Spencer
Spercer
Potomac Basin
Carroll and Frederick County
Adams County
Roads close for BushGorbachev summit at Catoctin Park
Park officials will shut Park Central Road in Catoctin Mountain Park from 6 p.m. Friday for the presidential summit with President Bush and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. The closure blocks the road between Camp Misty Mount and Foxville Deerfield Road and bans parking on Md 77 from U.S. 15 to the visitor center.
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Misty Mount
Foxville- Deerfield Road
U.S. 15
Catoctin Mountain Park
Thomas McFadden
New Generation Heat Pump Gift Offers Comfort and Savings
The ad promotes a modern heat pump as an efficient heating and cooling gift. It encourages contacting the Tri-State Heat Pump Association to learn about improved comfort and savings, suggesting it as a housewarming present or personal purchase.
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Tri- State Heat Pump Association
University bids to reclaim Iron Horse sculpture
University of Georgia officials voted to seek the return of the Iron Horse, the 12 foot long iron sculpture placed on a farm after vandalism in Reed Quadrangle. Gene Curtis, who helped relocate the piece, may be asked to discuss moving it back to campus.
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Athens, Ga
Universary of Georgia
University Council
Oconee River
Athens
Gene Curtis
Chicago
Abbot Pattison
Curtis
Mr. Curtis
Watkinsville
Georgia 15
University of Georgia
University
Bob Clements
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Gorbachev
Lithuania
Man
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Ridgeville Blvd
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