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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 2001
Page
1
Waste on fields in Buck County has created a foul odor drawing complaints from residents. Tar a E and local officials say cleanup teams are assessing sources and planning targeted measures to remove the waste and restore air quality.
In Rocky Ridge James Muller reports persistent stink from a potato chip factory and milk plant waste sprayed on fields rented by Dennis McLaughlin Jr. Neighbors say odors drift into their farms while state officials note the core issue is corn silage leachate contaminating a tributary of Owings Creek. The pollution probe is underway.
A 16 year old Urbana High School student, Rebecca Lynn Rawson, was charged with vehicular homicide while under influence after an alcohol and marijuana intoxication crash on Park Mills Road near Fiat Hill Road. The October crash killed her older sister Samantha. Rebecca, unlicensed at the time, was released to her parents pending a juvenile hearing.
Opponents of Maryland's anti discrimination law submitted petitions totaling about 20 000 signatures hoping to trigger a statewide vote next November on expanding protections to include sexual orientation. Organizers from TakeBackMaryland said the drive drew support across the state with heavy participation in western and central Maryland.
Frederick County held an organizational meeting for CASA Court Appointed Special Advocates to recruit train and support volunteers for abused neglected and abandoned children. CASA handles nearly 2000 children nationwide. in Frederick County CINA cases rose from 42 per month in 1997 to 78 per month in 1999 with changes in attorney roles due July 1 increasing need for trained volunteers and ongoing child welfare involvement.
Publisher notes changes to the newspaper including a new typeface header icons borders and artwork in one column ads and an expanded eight to nine column Classifieds. Web ads will hotlink from the site and readers are invited to send comments to Jim Enright or Lance Lewis at 301-662 W777.
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