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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1997

Page

10

Ear Nose Throat Doctor Keeps 450 Removed Items

Portland doctor Charles Emerick, an ENT specialist who retired seven years ago, collects 450 items removed from patients. His glass case holds objects from coins and toys to a birth control pill and a 15 year eraser. He recalls removing an 11 inch round worm from a two year old in India and explains endoscopes aid in extracting obstructions.

Portland Ore Charles Emerick Mount Scott Medical Office Emerick Chevalier Jackson Jackson Temple University Hospital Philadelphia San Diego Naval Hospital India

Long Married Couple From Baltimore County

A veteran couple, Mr and Mrs Best, celebrated a long marriage after meeting in Baltimore and marrying June 20, 1925. They lived in Baltimore County and Westminster before moving to Frederick to Sunrise Retirement Home. They have a son Lou and daughter Jeanne plus five grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

Baltimore Mrs. Best

City Planning Office Expands Roles and Air Show Approved

Engineer Aldridge outlines expanded duties for the planning department with Schmersahl remaining involved for historical context. Grimes commends Aldridge and outlines a restructured community development office plus moves for permits and code enforcement. Officials approve the Wings of Freedom Airshow with the Confederate Air Force for August 22 to 24.

Aldridge Schmersahl Grimes Mr. Aldridge Mr. Grimes City Hall Tourism Council Frederick County Confederate Air Force

Summer programs honor Jesus at retreat center

A youth retreat center hosts summer programs centered on the life of Jesus. Christian groups visiting the center find a welcoming place to openly express faith. When the Sons of Abraham from Baltimore visited, they sang a cappella in a shared room, moving and uplifting local attendees.

Jesus Kerner Baltimore

County to install bulletproof glass in management offices

Bulletproof glass will be installed in county management offices at a cost around 30000 by Service Glass Industries of Frederick. Installation by county management services staff will start in August and run 30 to 60 days, while the treasurer's office remains open. In other actions, commissioners approved purchasing an Advanced Life Support vehicle to replace one totaled after being flooded in Bennett Creek during a call. Stephen Lemnah noted salvageable communications gear and other parts. funding comes from the fiscal 1998 ALS budget.

Ron Hart Service Glass Industries of Frederick Hart Bennett Creek Eileen Crittenden Stephen Lemnah County Motor Pool ALS

Tractor-trailer crash blocks lane on I-70 near Jefferson Pike

Maryland State Police report a tractor-trailer struck a sand barrier in the middle lanes at a construction zone on I-70 east near Jefferson Pike. The 6:05 a.m. crash left one lane open and caused a several-hour backup to Braddock Mountain until about 9 a.m. No injuries were reported. investigation ongoing.

I-70 Jefferson Pike Maryland Michael LeComte Braddock Mountain

Civil liability protections for volunteers described

Law aims to spur volunteer work by nonprofit groups and cut liability costs for volunteers. Cited is a 1982 New Jersey case where a youth sued a Little League coach after being struck by a batted ball while playing outfield, illustrating potential risks.

New Jersey

Senate panel seeks 20 cent hike in cigarette tax

Senate finance panel advances a 20 cent per pack cigarette tax to fund health coverage for uninsured children and offset airline tax increases. Chairman Roth says agreement nears on an $85 billion five year tax cut, with changes to airline tax formulas and capital gains relief. Senator Kennedy condemns the move as harming children’s health and vows action when the full Senate votes next week.

Washington Senate William W Roth Jr Senate Finance Committee Roth Edward M. Kennedy Clinton Kennedy D-Mass

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