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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1998

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2

Library board approves planned addition at C Burr Artz Library

Frederick County Library Board votes to add about 20000 for the Artz Library expansion creating a larger resource center and new main entrance off Carroll Creek Linear Park. Debate centers on funding priorities and leasing a Sharp copier at 2000 plus 1088 yearly service. New director Darrell Batson to arrive March 30 as interim director Maminski is thanked.

Frederick County C. Burr Artz Carroll Creek Linear Park William 0. Lee Ted Haas Robert Finch Peter Sicilia Barbara Marmet Darrell Batson Delores Maminski Denise Davis

Truck Out Of Control Crash Kills Georgia Woman

A dump truck towing a utility trailer crossed the center line on Md. 80 near Penn Shop Road and struck a Lincoln head on. The truck was eastbound after an unknown vehicle stopped in front of it, according to Trooper First Class Alice Godlove.

MD. 80 Penn Shop Road Georgia Alice Godlove

Frederick MARC station planned as multi use transit hub

The downtown Frederick MARC station, designed by the Maryland Mass Transit Administration and city owned, features a flexible open interior and brick exterior. It aims to serve as a transit stop and community space with potential for deli or retail tenants, clock tower, courtyard, and indoor outdoor access.

MARC Frederick Maryland Mass Transit Administration Michael Smariga Greater Frederick County Smariga Meta Nash Wisner Street East Street East All Saints Street Historic District Commission Harvey Goolsby MTA

Fire destroys trailer at Mount Airy Auto Parts salvage yard

A trailer burned in a salvage yard in Mount Airy after its wheels overheated during a tow from Anne Arundel County. Vernon Wachter, chief of the New Market District Volunteer Fire and Rescue Co, said the wheels went flat, then overheated and caught fire shortly after the trailer arrived at the yard.

New Market Mount Airy Auto Parts Anne Arundel County Vernon Wachter New Market District Woodvile Run Libertytown Emmitsburg Citizens Prospect Road American Legion Green Valley South Church Street Boileau Drive Old Farmer's Co-Op Middletown

Frederick and State Forecast Highlights

Frederick forecast shows tonight clear with lows in the mid to upper 20s and light northwest winds. Friday promises partly sunny skies with highs around 50 and light winds. State forecast indicates fair tonight with lows in the 20s to lower 30s and partly sunny to cloudy conditions, highs in the 40s to around 50. Extended outlook calls for Saturday mostly cloudy with a shower chance in the west and highs in the upper 40s to 50s, then Sunday rain and wind with highs in the 50s. Monday brings showers and highs in the 40s to mid 50s.

Frederick Cear Sue Frederick News-Post National Weather Service

Gulf Coast Storms Move Toward Southeast and Plains

Storms tracking from the Gulf of Mexico push into the Lower Mississippi Valley with rain and strong thunderstorms, possible 50 mph winds and hail. Light snow showers affect the northern Plains and central Rockies, with scattered rain in the Northeast and dry, sunny conditions in the West and Northwest.

Utah Rockies Texas Florida Ohio Tennessee Gulf Coast Plains California Gulf of Mexico Mississippi Valley Carolinas Great Lakes Dakotas Montana Nebraska Central Rockies Kansas Central Plains Canada New Mexico Nevada West Desert Northwest

Frederick Arts Council seeks 1.5 million for cultural center

The Frederick Arts Council won unanimous approval for a 750000 matching funds request from the city to accompany a state grant. Combined with 750000 raised by the council, the project would convert the former McCrorys space into a 200 seat theater and arts hub, linked to the Weinberg Center and other groups, boosting downtown Fredericksburgs arts economy.

Frederick Arts Council McCrory Arts Council Weinberg Center For the Arts Frederick Thomas Gratto Council Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Weinberg Board of Directors Gratto Rock Creek Baughman’s Lane Grimes Carroll Creek

Forecast Calls For Clouds And Mild Temperatures

The Frederick News-Post reports mixed skies with sun breaks on Wednesday and dry conditions into the evening. Highs near 48 with lows in the mid 30s. further days expect variable clouds, showers, and highs in the 50s through Monday.

Teen couple held hostage after crime spree ends in death

A 17-year-old boy, Chad MacDonald of Yorba Linda, was found dead in an alley in Los Angeles after two days of captivity. A 16-year-old girl was raped and shot in the jaw in Angeles National Forest, then left for dead. she survived and was hospitalized in serious condition. No arrests had been made. The girl led deputies to the locations, with one car linked to her mother found abandoned later in Baldwin Park.

Los Angeles Chad MacDonald Yorba Linda Angeles National Forest County Usc Medical Center MacDonald Norwalk Angeles Forest al Martin Baldwin Park

Thurmont Officials Back In Town Schooling Plan

The Thurmont commissioners reaffirmed keeping students in town with a plan favoring school improvements in Emmitsburg and Thurmont over redistricting. They cited cooperative action, noted NationsBank will remain, and highlighted Colorfest donations of 2000 dollars to parks and scholarships. Maryland lottery numbers were announced.

Thurmont Eileen Waesche Emmitsburg Wayne Hooper William Zentz NationsBank Zentz Beverly Zienda

Maryland dairy seeks to overturn NCIMS penalties in four day suspension

Frederick County Char Mar Dairy led by Charles Brandenburg fights a four day NCIMS suspension for tainted milk traces found during routine testing. Attorneys argue NCIMS penalties are unenforceable by state law while officials say federal standards govern interstate shipments. Judge Stepler will issue a ruling within 30 days. Maryland dairy industry contributes hundreds of millions in revenue with Char Mar owning about 1,000 cows.

Frederick County Maryland Charles Brandenburg Burkittsville NCIMS Robert Hesselbacher Arthur Jacob Mary Ann Stepier State Department of Health Helen Bowlus Department of Health General Assembly Federal Drug Administration Bowlus FDA Jacob Stepler Frederick Washington Carroll

Senate backs national standard for drunken driving

The Senate endorsed a .08 blood alcohol limit to define drunken driving, urging states to adopt the tougher standard. Sponsors Lautenberg and DeWine cited lives saved and national scope, while opponents argued for states’ rights and cautious federal meddling.

Washington Senate Frank Lautenberg Sens Jesse Helms Lauch Faircloth North Carolina

Supreme Court broadens scope of harassment law

The Supreme Court ruling holds same sex harassment can violate Title VII, reviving a Louisiana case about male coworkers harassing a man on an offshore Gulf oil rig. Justice Scalia writes that no categorical exclusion exists, while cautioning courts against overstating ordinary workplace social interactions.

Washington Supreme Court Louisiana Gulf of Mexico Antonin Scalia Ann Reesman Equal Employment Advisory Council Elizabeth Birch Human Rights Congress Kathy Rodgers NOW Legal Defense and Education Fund Scalia

Starrs missteps jeopardize Clinton case says Walsh

AP reports Special Prosecutor Kenneth Starr sees plummeting public approval at about one fifth of the president’s rating. Former Iran-Contra prosecutor Lawrence Walsh says Starr’s misjudgments threaten case viability if findings go to Congress. Critics say Starr’s subpoenas and Lewinsky inquiry diverted focus from Whitewater and damaged public support. Clinton remains popular as Starr’s standing stays low.

Washington Kenneth Starr White House Starr Lawrence Walsh Clinton Congress Walsh Senate Bob Dole U.S Henry Hudson Monica Lewinsky Whitewater Hudson Sidney Blumenthal Mr Starr

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