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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1994

Page

2

Ordinary gay man seeks publicity to dispel myths in Frederick

Wes Andrews, 64, a Triangles founder and biologist at Fort Detrick, argues ordinary gay people deserve visibility. He stresses myths about sexual orientation persist, including stereotypes of limp wrists and associations with sex at overlooks. He recounts his life, coming out after marriage, and his current work with teens and AIDS volunteers while advocating acceptance over tolerance.

Wes Andrews Hawaii Mrs. Andrews Mr. Andrews Frederick Triangles Frederick Cancer Research and Development Center Fort Detrick Frederick County Andrews The County Mental Health Association

Floods Kill 520 in Heavy South China Flooding

In a rare flood disaster, south China faces some of the heaviest flooding this century. Official reports say at least 520 people have died as soldiers and rescuers rush to shore up dikes while the north endures drought.

Beijing North China South China

North and South Korea discuss summit amid tensions

North Korea proposes a summit in Pyongyang on August 15 to mark liberation but faces South Korea’s resistance over a unification rally. Public opinion shows support for accepting talks yet doubts they’ll occur. China backs dialogue while Seoul cracks down on militant student protests and arrests hundreds.

Korea North Korea China U.N Security Council Foreign Ministry Kim South Korea

Contamination study targets 18 sites on Army ground

Col Ryczak notes trichloroethylene found in a well near the Detrick site in 1987 and urges further study. Of 14 sites in the new contract a former landfill with pesticide disposal and several former facilities raise potential risk, while MD environment officials drop six low risk sites and plan future probes for water plants and a Fire Protection building.

Col. Ryczak Maryland Department of the Environment

Tragic water danger as creeks claim more lives

Creek north of Williamsport yields another drowning after a man climbed a tree over the water and fell in. NRP divers retrieved the body around 2 12 p m. Authorities warn against diving without depth checks and advise never swimming alone amid a deadly start to summer. In Woodbridge Washington State a separate drowning occurred in the Potomac near Sandy Hook with 23 year old Scott Anthanas among the victims after a party.

Woodbridge Potomac Sandy Hook Maryland NRP Scott Anthanas Manowa

FDA clues cigarette maker hid nicotine manipulation

FDA Chief David Kessler warned of possible tobacco industry tactics to keep nicotine at addictive levels. He cited Brown & Williamson’s alleged development of a super potent leaf Y-1 used in light cigarettes. Congress and public debate focus on regulating nicotine or restricting access to curb teen addiction.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FDA David Kessler NBC Kessler Henry Waxman D-Calif House Energy and Commerce Health Subcommittee CBS R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Co Joycelyn Elders Congress Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp

Heat drives Pep Boys busy with air conditioning repairs

Ken Haas and Steve Kline of Pep Boys on the Golden Mile report a heat related surge in AC work up 50 percent from last year. The most common issue is bad thermostats and neglected cooling systems. Mechanics urge following regular maintenance to catch problems early and save money.

Ken Haas Pep Boys Golden Mile Haas Steve Kline Kline Biffle

Waynesboro Construction and school board clash over asbestos removal

The school board and Waynesboro Construction face a dispute over asbestos removal at TJ Middle. Waynesboro alleges delays and improper work, claiming the board withheld payments that affected subcontractors. Waynesboro countersued for $800,000 while alleging late instructions and last-minute changes.

Waynesboro TJ Middle Brown Waynesboro Construction

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