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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 2002

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Mooney amendment rejected in Maryland Senate vote

Maryland Senator Alex Mooney failed to add a power plant moratorium to a bill, with the amendment dying 35-9. The vote followed debate over deregulation and site rules, while Mooney noted his effort as a response to constituents. Local residents were later listed on Emory College’s dean’s list.

Annapolis Alex Mooney Maryland Senate Frederick County Mooney Frederick Washingtonn Thomas Mike Miller Finance Committee Thomas Bramwell Timothy Ferguson Frederick Carroll Perry Siikas Baltimore

Celebration Bus backs cancer fight in Frederick rally

The American Cancer Society rolling petition reached 4 287 signatures as the Celebration Bus toured Frederick on Monday en route to Washington for a national rally. Officials and cancer survivors urged lawmakers to elevate cancer funding and policies, with Frederick Mayor Jennifer Newzherry praising the city’s participation.

Stalwhnty WU Green Susan Harding American Cancer Sariety Frederick America American Cancer Society Washington Congress Jim Robbins Frederick County the American Cancer Suriety Frederick City Hall Maryie Weaver Cancer Society National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Jennifer Newzherry

Civil War Medical Manual Donated to National Museum

George R. Moore of Hageratown donated a copy of Membranda Medica from 1800 found by Samuel Brengte near Civil War hospital sites at North Market and East Sixth streets. The book, likely left by a Civil War surgeon after the Battle of Antietam, may join a Frederick hospital exhibit. Ryan Hokicki, collection manager, accepted the item.

George R. Moore Hageratown National Museum of Samuel Brengte Mr. Moore Antietam Shat N. Market St

Waverley and Rock Creek Schools Get New Phone Numbers

On Wednesday April two county public schools will switch to new telephone systems. Waverley Elementary is reachable at 249-236-3900, and Rock Creek lists 240-236-390 hex with fax 240-238-8701. All sites share 4240 local area code, functioning like 301 with no long distance charges for local callers.

Waverley Rock Creek

Leslie completes POSTA course in Nevada

Steven Leslie Sr formerly of Frederick completed a five month program at the State of Nevada Peace Officer Standards and Training Academy in Carson City Nevada. He becomes the State Park Peace Officer at Cave Lake State Park near Ely Nevada. He is a Damascus High School and University of Maryland graduate. He is married to Stephanie Locke Leslie. son of Steven and Kathy Leslie of Damascus and son-in-law of Ray and Fran Locke of Frederick.

Steven Leslie Sr Frederick State of Nevada Carson City Nev Cave Lake State Fark Ply Mr. Leslie Damascus High School University of Maryland Jie Stephanie Locke Leslie Steve Kathy Leslie Damascus Ray and Fran Locke

Bunch Named to Fall Dean’s List at UM Baltimore County

Sarah Bunch daughter of Delbert and Bonnie Bunch of Frederick was named to the fall semester dean’s list at the University of Maryland Baltimore County. A humanities senior and Geld Key National Honor Society member, she earns this academic recognition.

Sarah — Bunch Delbert Bonnie Bunch Frederick University of Maryland Baltimore County Miss Bunch Andrew Bunch Bunch

Budget hearing scheduled the night of May 6 election

Mountairy town officials announced a public hearing on the upcoming budget will be held the evening of May 6 during the election. An informal work session is set for April 4 with no public comment. The Planning and Zoning Commission approved two warehouse buildings totaling 35 000 square feet at Arch Industrial Park for storage units. The panel also declined a driveway conversion request into a private road amid a three lot subdivision and did not act on the Spencer property near North Mais Street, citing a desire for the road to be public. Andrew Bunch, son of Delbert and Bonnie Bunch, was named to the University of Maryland honors college dean’s list.

Wa ‘Arch Spencer North Mais Street

Enron official to return as Lockheed director

Union and public pension funds officials plan to vote against re electing Enron board member Frank Savage to Lockheed Martin amid concerns over his role in Enron downfall. They warn directors must earn trust. Lockheed counters with praise of his decade long service and contribution to financial disclosure rules.

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