Central Alarm Center Adds Computer Dispatch System
The Frederick County dispatch center describes a new computer based system for sheriff and police calls. It speeds information sharing between agencies, tracks unit status, and reduces paperwork. Dispatchers note daily upgrades and training with Public Safety Systems Inc.
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Sheriff's Office
Englebrecht
Frederick City
Maryland
Trimmer
Randy Waesche
William Adams
Phil Lambert
Mike Marchesani
John Woelfel
David Englebrecht
Sheriff's Department
Four county students earn top spots in middle school science fair
Winners include Susan Ludwick of New Market Middle School and Steven Harris of Mother Seton Middle School for first and second place. Projects covered topics from E coli lac operon control to Fis protein binding, with many middle school entries exploring diverse science questions.
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National Cancer Institute
Susan Ludwick
New Market Middle School
Steven Harris
Mother Seton Middle School
Susan
Jennifer Austin
Frederick High School
Stacey Bartram
Middletown High School
Jennifer DeMarco
Ballenger Creek Middle School
Glen Dimock
Family battles medical coverage limits amid disability needs
Deborah Russell and her son Daniel face crushing costs as Daniel, living with a collapsed trachea, relies on a breathing tube suctioning and round the clock care. With a $50,000 income the family struggles to qualify for state disability aid while fearing rationing of care for terminal and chronically ill patients. Daniel remains hopeful about school and future ambitions despite the medical strain.
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Oregon
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Deborah Russell
Daniel
City water study funds and paving drive early 20th century
Mayor and local businessmen urged officials to improve the water supply to attract firms. Mr. Baker funded a watershed study and later financed paving around 1914, with street work continuing from earlier brick crossings to stone paving. Fences at property lines caused mud crossings, prompting an ordinance. Minutes from 1787 to 1916 are being reviewed for a published summary.
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Baker
Gordon
Frederick County Historical Society
Radon Levels in Schools Across County Vary by Location
EPA data show about ten thousand dollars per school, with most tests within standards. Walkersville Middle reports radon above EPA limits due to heating and foundation issues, costing about fifty thousand dollars for a new heater. Readings in November dropped to 3.4 to 9.3 pCi/L as vents were installed and corrective measures progressed.
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EPA
Walkersville Middle
Olsen
Mount Airy
Twin Ridge
Windsor Knolls Middle School
Yeltsin crisis deepens as court weighs fate of presidency
About 5,000 people split over reform as supporters back President Yeltsin and hard liners oppose him. Roughly 200 demonstrators protested in rain before Moscow’s parliament while other streets stayed quiet. Kostikov accused foes of heightening tensions and the Constitutional Court began an informal review, warning the address violated the constitution. If the court rules against Yeltsin, Congress could remove him. Kostikov criticized the court chair for partiality as Yeltsin plans a referendum and decrees on emergency rule. The army remained loyal and away from the political clash.
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Moscow
Kostikov
Constitutional Court
Supreme Soviet
Mr. Yeltsin
Itar-Tass
Congress of People’s
Zorkin
Congress
Kremlin
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