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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1990
Page
9
Washington AP reports seven weeks after launch the Hubble Space Telescope vibrates each dawn and dusk. The craft also loses its electronic memory over the South Atlantic Anomaly. NASA engineer Jean Olivier says the issues can be overcome during an eight month checkout and calibration period.
The Maryland State Arts Council awarded 70451 to Frederick County arts organizations. Frederick Arts Council received 22278 with at least 18000 to be redistributed to local groups. Grants favor artistic programming with modest admin limits and no broad restrictions beyond a 2000 arts education mandate.
Frederick County officials warn the 350000 dollar food services budget will not cover costs this year and deficits are projected to continue next year. They cite higher prices from a winter freeze drought and reduced government commodity support while pushing for higher lunch program participation and more reimbursements to close the gap.
The Maryland Division United Daughters of the Confederacy and Col. Harry W. Gilmore Camp No 1388 Sons of the Confederate Veterans hosted the annual ceremony at London Park Cemetery Baltimore on June 2. Mrs. M Scott Flowers and Mary Kate Williams laid a wreath for the Children of the Confederacy at the Confederate Monument.
Regina Flanigan executive director of the Tourism Council of Frederick County accepts a Kiwanis Bell from Frederick Kiwanian Ed Gaydos in appreciation for her recent talk to the Kiwanis Club of Frederick. She outlined services and objectives of the Tourism Council.
Renee Lefferman outpatient dietitian at Frederick Memorial Hospital spoke to the Kiwanis Club of Frederick at Ernn's Italian Kitchen about how certain foods affect the body and how to eat for a healthier body. Kiwanis president Richard Harch joined the speaker.
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