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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1992

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Doc McClellan Quits After Frustration With Politics

Delegate James E. McClellan, a 14 year voice in Western Maryland politics, will not seek a fifth term in District 3 in 1994. The 66 year old Frederick County leader cites frustration and weariness from four legislative terms and says he is not pursuing other offices. He notes Carroll Creek and public works funding as key achievements while signaling interest in possible future roles.

James E. McClellan General Assembly Maryland Frederick County Carroll Creek Dr. McClellan William Donald Schaefer Frederick House of Delegates McClellan

Clinton clinches nomination as Perot looms large

Bill Clinton sealed the Democratic nomination with 86 delegates to go and a vow to take on the status quo while Ross Perot, planning a summer campaign event, warned the polls overstate his strength. Bush extended his winning streak as voters signaled a desire for change but showed uncertainty about how to achieve it. Clinton led in several states with large margins, Brown's results were mixed, and Perot remained a potential factor in a crowded race.

Bill Clinton Washington Ross Perot Bush Patrick Buchanan America Clinton NBC Perot Texas Democratic Party Ronald H. Brown Brown Arkansas Jerry Brown California Mr. Brown Alabama New Jersey Ohio New Mexico Montana Paul Tsongas Massachusetts Buchanan New Hampshire Billionaire Perot Mr. Perot

Construction delayed on Montgomery trash incinerator project

ROCKVILLE Montgomery County officials and Ogden Martin Systems agreed to a nine month delay in starting the $400 million trash incinerator at Dickerson. If not built the county must pay $6 million plus $750,000 in future expenses. The delay allows a full review of the solid waste system and will postpone completion from the 1993 target.

Rockville Montgomery County Dickerson Ogden Martin Systems Bruce Adams Neal Potter Laytonsville Ogden Martin Potter Ogden

Firearms safety course targets women who shoot

The Frederick News Post notes an firearms safety course aimed at women shooters. The report mentions sections B-1 for food and D-1 pages with jam and jelly information, and that parts of the paper are printed on 100% recycled paper.

Frederick

Zoning denial forces Arcade Heaven closure in Walkersville

Alan Heinz owner of Arcade Heaven has announced closing Friday due to zoning disputes. He faces a June 18 Board of Appeals hearing after receiving two May citations for operating in the wrong zone and lacking a certificate. He reports $16,000 already spent and a sharp drop in customers amid loan and relocation uncertainties.

Walkersville Alan Heinz Avecade Heaven Heinz Board of Appeals E. Frederick St Frederick Street Arcade Heaven

Widow seeks new trial in Smith medical malpractice case

The widow of Circuit Court Judge Clater W. Smith Jr. asks for a second trial outside Frederick County contending two jurors watched CBS 60 Minutes May 10. Attorney Marvin Ellin argues juror exposure to media created prejudice and cites judge’s denial to move the trial. The 22 day Frederick trial cleared Drs. Winnan and Pearce of fault. jurors found no negligence in treatment during a three year period.

Frederick County Clater W. Smith Jr CBS Television 60 Minutes Margaret Smith Marvin Ellin Ellin Smith Frederick Circuit Court Gerald R. Winnan A. Austin Pearce Judge Smith

Maryland trooper named MSP Trooper of the Year

Trooper First Class Robert Cale, a 1944 Mount St. Marys College graduate assigned to Frederick, was named MSP Trooper of the Year by the Maryland State Police Alumni Association. His supervisors praised his investigative skill and quick action saving a handicapped man, earning praise from his family gathered in Timonium for the award.

Robert Cale Calo Maryland State Police Alumni Association Tie Vincent Therese Calo Bethesda Mary Timonium Mount St. Mary's College Th. Cale Frederick Tfe Cale Cpl George Stottlemyer Terry Hill Tc. Cale Cpl. Stottlemyer Tfc Maryland Institute For Emerency Medical Services Systems Sgt

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