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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jun 24, 1998

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New AIDS test promises faster virus detection at conference

Frederick biotech Bio-Tech Imaging unveiled Tag and Drag, a novel HIV test using monoclonal antibodies to bind infected cells and magnetic fluorescence. CEO Chester King said the method bypasses antibody timing limits by identifying infected cells directly, potentially cutting wait times.

Frederick Geneva Switzerland Chester King Bio-Tech Imaging King Mr. King Bio-Tech

Diabetic man injured in traffic stop takes case to Today

Fred erick Moore IV of Centreville, hurt in a police traffic stop, appeared with attorney Peter Davis on NBC Today to discuss potential suit. Davis said Moore’s family was told officers were seconds from shooting. Moore seeks MRI and clot tests while charges were dropped by State's Attorney Scott Rolle.

Virginia Peter Davis Frederick Tom” Moore IV Moore Davis

Mayor Grimes to wed longtime friend in private ceremony

Frederick prepares for a quiet July 17 wedding as Mayor James Staley Grimes marries Mary Helen May, his longtime associate and circulation director at the Frederick News-Post. The couple plans a July 18 celebration at their home with friends and family. May emphasizes support roles both in private life and his public duties.

Frederick Jim Grimes Mary Helen May Frederick News-Post James Staley Grimes Grimes

Welcome center study eyed to boost Frederick tourism

Frederick County commissioners approved funding for a feasibility study on a Seventh Day Adventist property along Adventist Drive near I 70. The plan envisions a welcome and orientation center with regional attractions and lodging information funded one third by the county, one third by private sector, and one third by a Maryland redevelopment grant. The study, costing about 50000 dollars, should wrap up by December.

Frederick County Adventist Drive South Market Street New Design Road Tourism Council of Maryland Industrial and Commercial Redevelopment Fund Jack Goldstein Tourism Council

Frederick County to hire promo help for 250th events

Frederick County commissioners approve almost 10,000 to the 250th Anniversary Steering Committee for marketing and coordination. An additional 10,000 may fund a single promotional coordinator to create fliers, handle media inquiries, manage paid ads, and pitch stories while also coordinating memorabilia sales.

Frederick County John Fieseler Fieseler

Reeder to Run for Third Term in Frederick County

Frederick County's only Democratic commissioner Bruce Reeder, 71, of Frederick, will formally announce his candidacy for another term at 5:30 p.m. today at the Benevolent Protective Order of the Elks on Shookstown Road.

Frederick County Bruce Reeder Frederick Benevolent Protective Order of the Elks Shookstown Road

Goldstein seeks 11th term as Maryland comptroller

Louis Goldstein, 85, announces for a fourth decade as Maryland’s state comptroller at a noon rally in Baltimore. He vows to continue as chief tax collector and bill payer, with no Democratic opponent and only one Republican challenger, Timothy Mayberry, who previously won 39 percent.

Baltimore Louis Goldstein Goldstein Timothy Mayberry Maryland Joyce Terries

County struggles to sell Frederick County 250th commemorative bricks

Frederick County faces slow brick sales for its 250th anniversary fund raising. The anniversary committee ordered 600 bricks at 7.50 each through Frederick Brick Works, with only about 60 sold by the county and 100 from Brick Works. Logistics and distribution delays hinder sales as the bricks sit at the supplier and the committee seeks marketing options and potential giveaways.

Frederick County Kitty Reed Frederick Brick Works York Clayton Minnick Brick Works Minnick County Mr. Gordon

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