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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1993

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2

Fumes at Middle School Hospitalize 59 Students and Staff

In ROCK HALL Maryland an anti-freeze leak in the school heating system sent 54 students and five teachers to hospital. All were treated and released from Kent and Queen Anne's hospital. Forty students finished the day at a nearby elementary school. Ethyl glycol fumes caused nausea and other symptoms and required two school buses for transport.

Rock Hall Kent and Queen Anne’s Hospital Kent County

Former brokers charged with fraud in Maryland case

Two former Bethesda securities brokers Michael Beck and George Tully were charged with wire fraud after an FBI and NASD joint probe. Beck allegedly took 862000 from client accounts to fund a real estate venture. Tully stole over 358000 via unauthorized trades and forged checks. Both were fired in 1999.

Bethesda Securities FBI National Association of Securities Michael Beck Gaithersburg George Tully Great Falls Maryland U.S Richard D. Bennett Bethesda Dominick New York Stock Exchange Mr. Beck Tully Bennett Mr Beck

Frederick woman injured in three vehicle I270 crash near Md 80

A Frederick woman, 26, Kimberly A Swank, was seriously hurt in a three vehicle crash on I-270 north of Md 80. She was hospitalized in Bethesda in fair condition. The incident involved Ruth Blucher and Arnaldo Zayas, with the van rolling over.

Urbana Frederick Kimberly A Swank Mews Lane Bethesda Maryland Ms. Swank Ruth A. Blucher Hurricane W.va Swank United Blucher Zayas Frederick Memorial Hospital Cole Field House University of Maryland Monocacy River Wat Sam Yu I-270 MD. 80

Historic District approves fiberglass door at 313 S Market St

The Historic District Commission voted to allow a fiberglass entry door at 313 S Market St, noting it closely resembles wood and must be painted. It marked the first fiberglass door approval, prompting debate on material use in the district, with Doug Claytor voting no. Other actions included canvas awnings for Eat Healthy Carryout and Cafe Pastiche, signs at Patrick and Market Sts, and a continued discussion on a replacement door for First Missionary Baptist Church.

The Historic District Commission S. Market St Commission Doug Claytor Eat Healthy W. Patrick St Cafe Pastiche N. Market St E. Patrick St First Missionary Baptist Church W. Ail Saints St

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