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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1978
Page
3
District Engineer Carl E. Raith of the State Highway Administration Frederick outlines detour routes for bridge rehabilitation near Woodsboro over Israel's Creek at Md 558. Detours will be in effect from June 15 to September 4 and will be clearly signed.
At a Brunswick school board meeting, discussions centered on a temporary transfer plan amid divided parent views. Valley PTA President W Patrick Kekeske urged a constructive approach and praised parent input, while concerns about future problems and a perceived smokescreen were raised before the final recommendation from Mrs. and Mrs. Leecner. The plan, though not universally praised, was deemed the best available option for now.
The Susquehanna Valley Construction Company of New Cumberland, Pa., will rehabilitate the bridge to shorten travel time and remove a costly detour. Work, costing 182,097 dollars, includes removing the timber span, constructing a new steel span with corrugated decking, and upgrading approaches while avoiding school bus disruptions this summer.
A Maryland case centers on Dr Christoff and alleged enrollment padding at a Frederick college. The two boards split by state law take effect July 1 as prosecutors claim personal gain and departmental reorganization fueled irregularities. Trial dates set June 13 to 23 in Anne Arundel County. Christoff sought Frederick County venue but was denied.
Mrs Happ, first woman to serve as Washington County Orphans Court judge, heads a bid for the Democratic nomination. A Braddock Heights real estate broker and former MLS leader, she has taught real estate courses and restored a home with her husband. Also noted are Senate votes on a labor law revision, with 47 senators voting to limit debate and 42 against.
Frederick county school board met Wednesday approving a $127,000 renovation for the north wing of the former Middletown Elementary to meet fire safety standards. Bids were also approved for Linganore West, the Middletown annex, Walkersville Middle blacktop, and Gov. Thomas Johnson High demountable walls. The board moved to extend summer closings by a half day and endorsed Project HELP with peer counselors. a separate agreement allowed Lewistown Fire Department access to sewer facilities.
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