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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 2002

Page

7

Scientists reaffirm mammograms save lives amid debate

A Lancet report reinforces that routine mammography reduces breast cancer deaths, with Swedish data showing up to 27 percent risk reduction for women 56 to 64. Danish critics doubt the methods, urging full raw data and broader trial analysis. Breast cancer deaths in the US and Europe have declined about 30 percent since 1990, partly from earlier detection and improved treatment.

Lomon Sweden Lennarth Nystrom Union University Foran Salse Elvan Uiose Groups Peter Greenwald Elief U.S. National Cancer Institute Mars Greenwald Nystrom Sor British Columbia Cancer Agency de Peter Gatzsche Nordic Cochrane Center Copenhagen Golzache United States Eurupe

Clinic Incinerator Debate Sparks Neighbor Concerns

Board members discussed a 1987 approval tied to Dr. Mitchell who would mainly do house calls though his clinic now handles most business. Neighbors describe foul odors and smoke from the incinerator affecting property values, while supporters cite market need and the vet’s plans for the facility.

Mitchell Melissa von

Detrick confirms decontamination of imported waste under EMERGENCY rules

Detrick officials say Washington area material from a massive antirax decontamination effort is decontaminated by EPA workers before transport to Detrick. About 4 long i day of material including furniture drapes and office supplies from the Capitol Justice Department and GSA have been processed. Waste is claimed to be decontaminated before incineration. Officials discuss potential NEPA compliance and past guarantees that no waste would be burned at the facility.

Detrick Washington Sal James Greenwood Wolf Capitol Justice Department General Services Administration Environmental Protection Agency Toussant Retrick NEPA Ms. Wolf Gordon

Police seek rapist description and tips after assault

Frederick police released a description of the suspect and urged female workers to take precautions. Detectives asked staff to recall unusual activity and noted a dark-skinned white male about six feet tall in a dark jacket, black knit cap, and white sneakers. They asked anyone with information to call the Frederick Police or Detective Ray with details about missed appointments and similar dress.

Tion Vietire Hay Frederick

Police arrest four at sites around area on varied charges

Frederick police: four people arrested early after bars shut down on charges including drug possession disorderly conduct and loud stereo. Priscilla Simions 20 of New Market faces disorderly conduct resisting arrest and failure to obey. Brian Parker 20 of West All Saints charged with crack cocaine possession and possession with intent to distribute. Govinda Coven 24 of Shepherdstown cited for loud sound system and marijuana and paraphernalia. Shaun Tiltner 23 of Frederick charged with marijuana possession.

New London Road New Market Frederick County District James Brown South Jefferson Street Cateetin Avenue Clark Brian D Parker West All Saints Street Charles Snyder Andy Dewese Govinda Coven Sheperdstown W.va Coven Dwight Sommers Xhale Shaun Tiltner Frederick Polite

Demolition debate over historic garage for downtown parking

Frederick officials weighed removing a wood frame garage deemed historically significant to clear space for 13 to 18 off street parking spots and back yard expansions at 27 to 35 EB Fifth St while owner Chmelik contested parking impact and argued for plans to replace the structure with a parking lot as preservation planner Barbara Wyatt urged preservation of more visible alternatives.

Fifth St Chimelik Mwe Mn Chmelikt Commission Daniel Laynon Syith Chraclik Dyer Lawton Chmulik Ghinelik Lavnton Chmelik Istvan Pelerances Chmnelik HDC Chmeliik Stat Peteranecz Peteraneez Chinetik Aderplats Project Commission Frances Baker Chinelik Shmelik Barbara Wyatt Wyatt Frederick

Brownfields plan eyed for redevelopment push

Officials from Frederick and Frederick County discuss a brownfields initiative to redevelop contaminated properties. The program would exclude post October 1, 1997 contamination and sites owned by polluters. County and city leaders weigh ordinance timing into spring with unclear county action.

Rick Weldon MDE Keegin Frederick Jennifer Dougherty Mr Weldon Jan Gardner Ms. Gardner

Frederick County groups seek funds for county facilities

Delegates heard proposals for a $400000 Red Cross facility in Walkersville, a $600000 Great Frederick Fair multi purpose building on Highland Street, and a $500000 Weinburg Center project with Frederick and private matching funds. District legislators urged state support, noting space needs and community benefits across Frederick County.

Ter Rotary Club Carvall Creek PAL Frederick County American Red Cross Walkersville America Dick Zimmerman Zimmerman Frederick Palr Highland Street Monrot Avenue Maurice Gladhill Gladhill Fair Board James “Doc” McClellan Thomas E. Newberry Daltmere County Carroll Creek Weints Sue Hecht D-Frederick Washington Appropriations Alere

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