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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1999

Page

6

Deer Dies At City Pool In Curious Accident

Roelkey Myers city recreation director said a deer drowned after injuring itself at a city pool with concrete edges. Health department officials were notified and the pool company would treat a small blood stained area. opening status for today was unclear.

Frederick Counts Steve Fogle Edward P. Thomas Jr Roelkey Myers Health Department Myers Rice Portland Maine Harrisburg Mercury Newark International Airport New Jersey Atlantic City International ISO New England New York

Conference center proposed near Hampton Inn on Md 85

Hospitality Partners of Bethesda and Frederik Donohue Hotel Associates propose a 10 610 square foot conference center on 45 acres of a man made pond site near the Hampton Inn at Md 84. The plan aims to add meeting space to draw northern Montgomery County businesses to Frederick with flexible design and a hotel connection. Frederick County Planning Commission to rule on the site plan next month.

Hampton Inn MD 84 Hospitality Partners Bethesda Frederik Donohue Hotel Associates Frederich Mike Dickens L270 Vol 8A Dickens Frederick Harding Farm Montgomery County Frederick County

Doctor Kinland ethics verdict ends with three year probation

The board ordered Dr Kinland to complete an ethics course on sexual misconduct and a course on presenting controlled substances with a satisfactory psychiatric evaluation. A three year probationary period includes peer reviews and prescription oversight. Patient 4A was described as having a sexual relationship with the doctor and receiving excessive prescriptions over a decade. The board deemed the drug use, seeking behavior, and prescribing practices abhorrent and a violation of medical standards. From 1987 to 1992 Kinland injected Demerol about 400 times and prescribed narcotics or sedatives on about 500 occasions across five years.

Ine Drumiand Dr Kinland Board On Kinland Buntand Suresh Gupta

Library weighs two electronic book options for patrons

FCPL staff critique Rocket eBook and SoftBook cost, access, and catalog limits. They note two weeks of use, high prices for registration, copyright constraints, and limited titles three books now in circulation. Staff see future potential for rare or fragile documents and educational uses while remaining cautious about public adoption.

Tern FCPL Batson Teresa Vorce Information and Technology Tor Clanty Danielle Steele

Lawyer begins new corporate path in Falls Church

Former Frederick County prosecutor reflects on high profile cases including hatchet attack, brutal domestic violence, and a sex assault sentencing aided by victim statements. She praises colleagues Scott Rolle Julie Stevenson and Lindell Angel, recalls 30 jury trials, and notes departure for higher pay with Russell and Russell.

Falls Church Russell Court of Appeals Frederick County Scott Rolle Julie Stevenson Lindell Angel Julie Lindy

Heat wave prompts conservation calls across the region

Officials urge Maryland state residents and neighboring areas to conserve water as heat rises. The Audubon Society backs stricter limits while May 1999 withdrawals showed a 19 percent jump. Baltimore schools shorten day. Metro suspends some fares amid a Code Red pollution alert and extreme temperatures.

Audubon Society Maryland At of the Environment Interstate Commission On the Erementa Westington Baltimore Cevon D.C Metro Metropolitan Washington Council of Governments Washington Miachaios New England Portland Maine

Heat grips the East as summer arrives early

The Northeast bakes under 90s with New York and nearby states setting heat records. Officials warn power strains rise and urge water intake while beaches fill and even public boats pause as workers endure extreme indoor and outdoor heat.

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