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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1996

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MedImmune Offer For Frederick Plant Creates Jobs

A $13 million in government loans package to MedImmune aims to bring drug manufacturing in house to Frederick Maryland. If accepted the plan would open a 64 440 square foot plant at Center Park near Solarex off I 70 creating about 220 jobs with average salaries above 50 000 annually. MedImmune currently sells CytoGam and RespiGam and would shift production from a Massachusetts contractor.

Massachusetts Center Park Solarex I-70 Frederick MedImmune

State caps funding for capital budget projects

The Appropriations Committee votes on the governor's 1997 capital budget totaling 662 million dollars with 17.3 million in legislator sponsored projects. The Senate approves its version as House and Senate plan conference committee talks next week to reconcile differences on the funded projects and design decisions.

Appropriations Committee Senate House Norman Conway D-Wicomico Appropriations Conway

Frederick study maps racial and economic divides in city

Emily Daniel leads a state funded project examining four Frederick census tracts to uncover how neighborhoods of 47 075 residents differ in needs and strengths. Edith Wars recalls segregation days on All Saints Street and the black community's downtown vitality, while noting malls changing the city and a fading sense of close knit ties.

Frederick Emily Daniel Edith Wars Ms. Wars U.S All Saints Street South Street Madison Street Washington Street Stines Lane Broadway Street Daniel Frederick City

Fragmentary Maryland debate text yields unclear political results

Incomplete Tuesday report shows a legislative skirmish over crime reduction measures in Derr and Frederick County. Governors compare state crime trends with Virginia and debate the proposal's effectiveness amid partisan criticism.

Church staging musical drama The Life Giver in Frederick

Maranatha Church of God in Frederick presents The Life Giver a full music and drama production for Easter with a 60 member cast and 20 crew featuring live animals special lighting and an original soundtrack production coordinator Lisa Wardrop notes several reasons for the shift toward church concerts and cantatas.

Eee Arts Maranatha Church of God Frederick Lisa Wardrop

Stray bullet injury leads to hunting charge in Maryland

Michael David Allen of Middletown was charged with negligent hunting after a stray bullet from his 30.30 Marlin rifle struck a sleeping 4 year old boy, Christopher Cowden, in Middletown during deer season. The bullet traveled about 700 yards through a house wall before hitting the child in the arm. ballistics matched his rifle to the bullet. Christopher received treatment for a superficial injury. Authorities noted the incident is rare and spurred discussion on hunter safety and potential hunting law changes locally.

Frederick County Maryland Natural Resources Police Middletown Michael David Allen NRP Allen Fountaindale Christopher Cowden Frederick Memorial Hospital Maryland State Police State Police Christopher

Veggie Annie Encourages Kids to Cook Meatless

Inside The News Veggie Annie encourages children to cook and eat meatless meals. The Fracerick News-Post notes portions are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and the newspaper itself is recyclable.

Fracerick News- Post

Retaining Wall Near Collapse Moves Brunswick Repair

Brunswick officials heard an engineer warn that a 325 foot concrete wall along Fourth Avenue is near collapse and must be replaced at an estimated 150000 dollars. Half the cost might be funded by a state block grant. The wall leans toward the road between A and C.

Brunswick Fourth Avenue Richard Parks Hagerstown Acer Engineers & Consultants Inc Parks Carroll Jones A and C

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