25 Mar 1999
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1999
Page
1
Belgrade reports ten dead and 38 wounded after NATO air raids aimed at forcing Milosevic to negotiate in Kosovo. Gen. Clark says the operation will be long and difficult, with three Yugoslav jets destroyed in the first day.
Governor's office criticizes Sen. Mooney for hiring Virginia firm with taxpayer funds to lobby against Gov. Glendening's antidiscrimination act. House approves bill 80-56. Senate committee review pending. Mooney defends ethics while noting possible pro bono work.
The Maryland state Senate passed a preliminary 25 to 22 vote on a bill banning partial birth abortions. If approved in the final vote, the measure would move to the House of Delegates where outcomes are uncertain. Supporters say the bill makes certain abortions illegal when the fetus is partially delivered.
Debbie Brown works on a roof truss in Walkersville's Deerfield subdivision and says women can handle construction tasks with effort and grit. She recalls initial rejections and notes that local builders often exclude women, though some see it as traditional bias. Gary Sanbower cites a brief tenure by a woman worker and adds his firm currently has no women in construction.
Ms. Brown works as a framer for R&D with Ausherman Homes in Emmitsburg, starting at 7 a.m. and ending around 3:30 p.m. She builds walls, decks, doors, windows, and roof tracks on construction sites while overcoming male skepticism and proving she can handle grueling physical work.
A New Market area meeting of about 70 parents debated three options to redraw middle school boundaries amid growth from the East County and Gov. Thomas Johnson projects. Parents pressed for option B keeping Liberty Elementary with New Market Middle, while other plans split Deer Crossing and shift neighborhoods, with a decision expected by September 2001.
Frederick County resident Judy White 53 of Thurmont announces she will run for second vice president of the Maryland State Firemen’s Association in June 2000. She aims to expand opportunities for women in the MSFA and supports the group’s anticipated name change to Maryland State Fire and Rescue Association.
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