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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1984
Page
2
ALS supporters favor placing ALS at FMH hospital citing better training with constant exposure while critics note Montevue Lane offers quick access to major highways for EMS responses. Commissioners discuss pros and cons of both locations and the impact on the ALS program.
Frederick High School was evacuated Monday after a bomb threat reported by Capt. Pierce Stine of the Frederick City Police. The threat proved false. students were moved out around noon and returned by 1 pm. Police reported no suspects.
In Annapolis the Environmental Matters Committee rejected the mandatory five cent bottle deposit bill 15 to 8. Supporters argued it would cut roadside litter and create jobs, while opponents warned it would burden consumers and retailers with return logistics. The vote signals slim chances for revival this session.
Frederick County officials fear repercussion from a software license agreement with Computer Election Systems. A CES representative Shelby D. Thomas says the contract prevents the county from paying for the voting devices until the agreement is completed, describing a required wording change.
Beirut police report two killed and 16 wounded as fighting persists between Muslim and Christian sectors amid Gemayel government efforts to enforce a cease-fire after a Syria brokered deal. Syria-backed groups back a new truce and reconciliation talks in Switzerland. Lausanne chosen as talks site. Lent begins with Ash Wednesday services noted across area churches.
Del. Connie Morella is accepting scholarship applications from Maryland’s 16th District residents including Bethesda Potomac and southern Rockville. Scholarships cover full or part time study at Maryland colleges and universities with need based criteria plus academics and activities. Deadline is April 18 and forms are available from Morella’s Annapolis office or toll free number 858-3045.
Fire log shows 24 hour period ending 10 am with house fires on 501 Ellrose Court at 4 05 pm and a business fire at 4 42 pm on East Patnick Street. Units from Independents United Citizens Juniors responded, plus Emmitsburg Mount Aetna Middletown Jefferson and others with transfers of engines and ambulance calls totaling 14 emergencies and 3 routines.
Annapolis Maryland Senate votes 41 to 5 on a joint resolution urging Congress to propose a new equal rights amendment to guarantee equal rights for women. The measure passes and moves to the House of Delegates for consideration.
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