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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1999

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7

Proteins From Pregnant Women Shown To Attack HIV Virus

A study reported in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences finds that lysozyme in tears saliva and urine of pregnant women can kill HIV in lab tests. Researchers also note urine contains ribonucleases that may disrupt the virus, with potential for future HIV therapies.

Washington National Academy of Sciences Feasor

Policy on shutting off water service debated by county officials

Ms Filby oversees tax collection and water sewer bills sent by the county Department of Public Works. The fund finances system operations and growth, with talk of a rate rise as funds dwindle. Officials discuss a potential turn off policy, noting Walkersville’s practice of shutting off after five months and a possible $125 reconnection fee. Frederick City requires 60 days overdue before shutoff with a $50 reconnection fee and a plea option to the utility commission.

Filby Department of Public Works Robert Hayes Public Works Frederick County Commission Ers John L. Thompson Jr Walkersville Rsville Thompson Frederick John Angel Utility Commission

Vocational evaluator Jacobus leads local job center efforts

Jacobus and Jeanne Bussard run a center aiding employment and sheltered work for residents with disabilities. The program includes a laundry serving Fort Detrick and other sites, an assembly workshop, and an adult education center. Jacobus, with a Frostburg State degree, notes computer aided testing improved accuracy and speed. He lives in Williamsport with his wife and two young children.

Ceunter Fort Detrick Mount St. Mary's College Jacobus Jeanne Bussard Hagerstown Hele Frostburg State University Williamsport

Train crash near Birmingham injures many and sparks rescue

A deadly Amtrak collision near a Birmingham Steel Co facility leaves 101 people hospitalized after a truck driver failed to clear tracks at 79 mph limit. Two locomotives and six air cars derailed with engines split. crews rescue victims amid flames and smoke while authorities cite 11 in critical condition and 19 in serious condition. The incident marks Amtrak's worst crash in 27 years.

Ms. Jones Birmingham Steel Co Cy Gura National Transportation Safety Board Gura Mr. Gura Don O'Dell Kankakee Loyola Medical Amtrak Maryland

Maryland museum seeks bonds to expand tourism draw and fund local projects

Delegates push a statewide appeal led by museum president Gearinger citing 1998 visitors at 46,000 with two thirds from out of state and a 2000 attendee medical convention due to proximity. Sen. Smelser endorses it as crucial for economic development while other groups seek funds for CASS Brunswick expansion, Frederick arts and Red Cross upgrades, and Thurmont pond restoration with matching requirements and possible DNR support.

Gearinger Baltimore Charles Smelser Smelser Senate Finance Committee Senate Community Agency School Services CASS Brunswick Rick Weldon Frederick Arts Council McCrory’s Delaplaine Visual Arts Center Carroll Street Carroll Kehne Frederick County Red Cross Frederick Street Walkersville Keith Roberson Frank Bentz Thurmont

Memorial service honors Tracey Kirkpatrick and seeks justice

Tracey Kirkpatrick’s family and about 75 attendees gathered at a candlelight memorial outside Brunswick High School. Speakers including Detective Allen Croneburg and Frederick County State's Attorney Scott Rolle urged faith in the justice system while recalling the loss of Tracey, a well loved student and daughter whose absence has reshaped the family.

Tracey Jerry Pilkington Kirkpatricks Adrian Pilkington Brunswick High School Frederick County Scott Rolle Kirkpatrick Rolle

Local Math League results highlight Frederick County schools

Sevenths and eights rankings list Walkersville and Windsor Knolls among top ten with Ballenger Creek Monaco Middletown and Alk ersville also scoring. High school teams TJ High Frederick High Walkersville Middletown lead county with Patrick Gery Ken Rossato David Bengali and Jake Boon among perfect scorers after six contests. Montgomery Blair tops Maryland.

Jeague.com Frederick County Walkersville West Frederick Windsor Knolls Ballenger Creek Monaco Middletown Alkersville Ith Patrick Gery Ken Rossato TJ High David Bengali Frederick High Jake Boon Middletown High Walkersville High Maryland Montgomery Blair Rockville

Dow Reinforces Rally With Five-Digit Rise In 1998

The Dow Jones leapt toward 10 000 aided by upbeat earnings forecasts from Union Carbide and momentum from a 700 point surge over two weeks. The market traded on the belief Asia and Brazil economies were bottoming, boosted by tech productivity gains and internet enthusiasm as blue chip firms like GE Merck and American Express led gains.

Russia Federal Reserve Dow Union Carbide Wall Street U.S Asia Brazil Ralph Acampora Prudential Securities Merck American Express Bluechip America

Guv backs price cut if utilities compete in Md

Annapolis, AP Gov. Parris Glendening proposed a 7.5 percent residential electric rate cut starting July 1, 2000, if competition among utilities begins. The cut would last five years, with later rates market dependent. House Speaker Casper Taylor and lawmakers weighed smaller cuts during phased-in competition. Public Service Commission to set final figure amid debate over guaranteed cuts and incentives for competition.

Annapolis Parris Glendening Glendening Joseph Bryce Senate Finance Committee House Casper Taylor House Environmental Matters Committee Public Service Commission Senate Maryland Sen Thomas Bramwell Baltimore County

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