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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 17, 1995

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Inventor John Atanasoff Dies at 91 in Maryland

Dr John Vincent Atanasoff noted as creator of the ABC electronic digital computer died at his home near New Market on Thursday June 15 at 9 40 p m He was 91 The ISU professor and co creator Clifford Berry built the prototype from 1937 to 1942 earning later recognition with the National Medal of Technology in 1990 The obituary traces his career from ISU to NOL Bikini tests and his later companies and roles

John Vincent Atanasoff New Market Iowa State University Iowa State College Atanasoff Clifford Berry Colgate University Ivy Purdy Bradley, Fla John Vincent University of Florida At Gainesville University of Wisconsin Naval Ordnance Laboratory NOL Washington, D.C Army Field Forces Fort Monroe Total Navy Ordnance Engineering Corp Rockville Frederick

Frederick banker owns boarded-up North Market Street building

CPA Alice L. Orzechowski owns the only boarded-up property on North Market Street in Frederick and favors demolishing it to improve the area. At a chamber breakfast, architect Michael Proffitt proposed a demolition-by-neglect rule, while the Historic District Commission opposed demolition. Orzechowski cited safety and vacancy benefits, while Proffitt and Greater Frederick Development Corp officials stressed revitalization plans with housing and business growth goals.

Alice L. Orzechowski North Market Street Frederick Proffitt HDC Orzechowski CPA Third Street Jerry Mooman Greater

Frederick's first female police officer retires after trailblazing years

Lt. Alice Moore, Frederick's first woman on the police force, retires after a groundbreaking career that began in 1971. She recalls initial resistance, fast showers at Flair Armory, and proving herself among male colleagues while earning respect from peers like John Fraley and Pierce Stine Jr.

Frederick Alice Moore Flair Armory Moore John Fraley Inspec

Farmer Official Meet Over Fly Complaints in Middletown

Middletown residents cry foul after a farm fly manure incident near Randy Sowers prompts a Friday meeting with farmer officials and agencies. County health director Dr. James Bowes said there is no health hazard and the operation appears sanitary, while residents say they were excluded and seek assurances it won’t recur.

Middletown Randy Sowers Sowers Sue Darby Valley Court Health Department

Ticks and fleas a problem for pets

Wet spring boosts tick activity this May with American dog ticks and black legged ticks in peak. Dog ticks bring Rocky Mountain spotted fever while deer ticks carry Lyme disease. Pet owners are advised to use medicated dips or tick collars and wear light clothing with permethrin repellent in grassy areas.

Karl Neidhardt Center of Health Promotion and Preventive Medicine Fort Meade Neidhardt Beth Lavallee Maryland Extension Service Sue Economos Buckeystown Veterinary Hospital University of Maryland Cooperative Extension Service

Russians attack hospital to free hostages in Chechnya

Russian commandos twice assaulted a hospital in Budyonnovsk where Chechen rebels held more than 1,000 hostages. Dozens dead or wounded as fighting burned the main building. After an initial release of about 60 hostages and a later cease fire, negotiations resumed but the assault failed, with several soldiers killed and rebels blamed for using hostages as shields.

Budyonnovsk Russia Chechnya Itar-Tass Yuri Kryhkov Interfax Grozny Interior Ministry

Fort Ritchie fight nears end as BRAC decision looms

Four months of Fort Ritchie advocacy nears closure with supporters urging BRAC staff in Arlington. Fort Ritchie advocates challenge Site R and warn losses from relocating tenants, as BRAC prepares final list before Clinton review and congressional approval.

Fort Ritchie Ritchie Herb Meininger Lonnie Knickmeier Fort Huachuca Ariz Arizona Pentagon BRAC Clinton Knickmeier Congress

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