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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1990

Page

12

U S 15 resurfacing and bridge work near Frederick

A 3 percent mule section of U S 15 known as the Frederick freeway from south of U S 340 to Md 26 is being resurfaced. Reconstruction also starts on several bridges including the US 15 over US 40, Rosemont Avenue, and Seventh Street with night work and daytime lane closures. Completion is slated for Dec 1, 1991 at a cost of $6.7 million by Dewey Jordan Construction Co.

Dewey Jordan U.S. 15 Seventh Street Frederick U.S. 340 MD 26 US. 40 Rosemont Avenue John Schene State Highway Administration Mr. Schene Schene Dewey Jordan Construction Co Maryland Department of Transportation

Andrews Offered Deputy Superintendent Post in Baltimore Schools

University of Maryland professor and former Montgomery County superintendent James Edward Andrews Jr. has been offered the deputy superintendent job in Baltimore schools to take over day-to-day management. The move follows discussions among Mayor Schmoke, the school board, and Superintendent Hunter about leadership concerns and amid unresolved friction over textbook shortages and school security.

Baltimore (Ap University of Maryland Montgomery County James Edward Andrews Jr Baltimore The Baltimore) Sun Hunter the Sun Andrews University of Malyiduu Mr. Andrews

Army sergeant convicted of murder in isolated trial

An Anne Arundel County jury convicted Army Sgt Jessie Jackson of murder while finding he aided the shooter, though jurors doubted his presence at the scene. They said another gunman likely acted, with Jackson labeled an accessory amid alibi testimony and defense pointing to Jackson's brother.

Annapolis Anne Arundel County Army Jessie Jackson Jackson Sun Young Chong Pioneer City James Michael Sandal Chongs Fort Meade Joan Downey Karen Boddie Ronald M. Naditch Suk Chong Bir. Naditch Arsgtterurre

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