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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1995

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Team members head to Frederick after team drive

Supporting their team supplies toward their car are Anne Thomas Robin Blandford club vice president and Karen Kinkaid board member. Team members are due back in Frederick next week.

Anne Thomas Robin Blandford Karen Kinkaid Frederick

Frederick budget requests exceed revenue in early 1996 hearing

Preliminary 1996 budget figures show expenditures of 38.98 million and revenues of 32.49 million as Mayor Grimes and the Board of Aldermen began a multi day fiscal review. Seven self sustaining programs seek 17.88 million in spending with 17.18 million in revenue amid a red Weinberg Center balance. Public Works requests 701,725, with a new project manager and vehicle, and a 4000 air testing item raises office migraine concerns.

Frederick Jim Grimes Grimes Weimberg Weinberg Center Kolbfleisch Department of Public Works Public Works Fred L. Eisenhart Jr Eisenhart Frances Paker William Donald Schaefer

Maryland approves partial smoking ban in workplaces

Maryland’s strict anti smoking law takes effect with tavern and hotel motel exemptions preserved for liquor license venues. The compromise keeps most workplaces smoke free, allows bar and some room smoking, and fines up to seven thousand dollars per offense though enforcement waits three months.

Annapolis Maryland Parris Glendening Glendening California Vermont Utah McGinn Baltimore Keith Duncan

Frederick County manager post draws 112 applicants

The Frederick County manager job attracted 112 applicants by Monday’s end. Applications mailed with a Monday postmark were still accepted. The position pays about 65 000 a year and Mitch Hose, the county personnel director, said many more applications were expected as he noted a national mix of candidates and a group of highly qualified entrants.

Frederick County Frederick Mitch Hose

Emergency care for pets has tales and turmoil

A man struggles with grief as his injured tortoiseshell cat Tom arrives at the Emergency Animal Center. Staff describe the cat as seriously hurt and rush him to the surgical suite while the facility operates during off hours like a MASH unit.

Acini Tom Laun Baker

Forrest Gump wins six Oscars including best picture

Los Angeles AP reports Forrest Gump swept the Oscars with six wins including best picture. The film rose to No. 4 all time at the North American box office with over 317 million. director Robert Zemeckis and co producer Steve Starkey credited fate and chance in the film's unlikely triumph.

Los Angeles Robert Zemeckis Forrest Gump Steve Starkey Forrest Gump Zemeckis

Frederick County to hold June 6 hearing on new road district

Frederick County Commissioners will hold a June 6 public hearing to discuss forming a road district in Coldstream village at Lake Linganore. If approved, an ordinance would create the district only if a majority of property owners vote yes in a future special referendum slated for July or August. Assistant County Attorney Wendy Kearney noted the proposal’s fate rests with landowners.

Frederick County Coldstream Village Lake Linganore Wendy Kearney

Frederick News Post recycling note and paper details

The Frederick News Post explains its use of 100 inch recycled paper and its recyclability. The notice highlights the newspaper’s commitment to sustainable printing and ongoing recycling practices.

Frederick

Leukemia patients seek bone marrow transplant hope

Shannon Zahn of Thurmont plans a bone marrow transplant within a month as doctors deem it necessary to treat her life threatening leukemia. Karen Beall of Damascus, diagnosed in 1990, underwent chemotherapy and is now in complete remission after a transplant and years of treatment.

Shannon Zahn Thurmont Ms. Zahn Karen Beall Ms Beall Damascus Ms Zahn Farquhar Middle School Montgomery County Ms. Beall University of Maryland Medical Center Zahn Catoctin High School

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