Bush back on duty after normal heartbeat restored
President Bush resumed a full schedule after a normal heart rhythm was confirmed overnight. An on site EKG showed no irregularities and a nurse monitored his heartbeat via a pager sized device as he met with leaders on a free trade pact and hosted foreign officials in the Rose Garden.
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Washington
Bush
White House
Marlin Fitzwater
Fitzwater
Oval Office
Senate
Mexico
Mauno Koivisto
Italy
Francesco Cossiga
Giulio Andreotti
Burton Lee
Frederick County identifies 13 illegal dumping sites tied to public works
Frederick County public works officials identified 13 sites where county employees allegedly dumped debris or damaged state waters amid culvert replacement work across 250 areas. Six sites are cited by Maryland Department of the Environment, with six more on private or county property. The DNR and county will review the list, decide on citations, and require a corrective action plan and timetable. The plan, presented to county commissioners, accompanies a joint site visit by DNR and county staff.
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Frederick County Public Works
Maryland Department of Environment
Solid
Public Works Department
Maryland Department of Natural Resources’ Water Resources Administration
DNR
Ing
Robert Hayes
Hayes
Carroll Creek flood project leaks prompt $95,000 repair estimate
Frederick officials said leaks found in the first Stage I section of the Carroll Creek flood control project could raise repair costs to about $95,000. The leaks were detected in March in the center creek channel between South Court and South Market streets, with repairs to be completed by mid July.
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Carroll Creek
Frederick City
Center Creek
South Court
South Market Streets
Paul Gordon
Congel-Palensear Inc
Liverpool
Lynn
Mark Scire
Gordon
R.F. Kline
Flippo Construction Co
Forestville
Ms. Tillery
Congel-Palenscar
Rummel, Klepper and
Kahl
REK
RKE
Greenhorne, Amberson and O’mara Inc
Greenbelt
Ethics of moonlighting inspectors questioned at county budget hearing
Commissioner Sue Ann Yingling challenged ethics of inspectors amid a 1992 budget hearing. She cited stories of inspectors working in the industries they oversee and urged ethics commission review. Ramsburg and Shaw defended probes while budget figures and workload concerns dominated discussion.
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Sue Ann Yingling
Herb Ramsburg
Yingling
Bruce Reeder
James Shaw
Ethics Commission
Mrs. Yingling
Gail Bowerman
Ronald Sundergill
Ramsburg
Mark Sneadner
Hattery to Run Against Byron in 1992 Primary
Maryland lawmaker Thomas Hattery says he will oppose Beverly Byron in the Sixth District Democratic primary in September 1992. The Frederick delegate announced plans to formally enter the race by late May or early June after briefing town officials on the 1991 legislative session. Byron, 58, has indicated she will seek re election.
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Hattery
Byron
Mr. Hattery
State House of Delegates
Emmitsburg Storm Wrecks Homes and Main Street
A fierce Monday storm ripped through Emmitsburg at about 5 30 p m blowing roofs off several buildings felling trees and injuring residents. Officials estimate at least 100000 in damage on the town’s main street with about 50 additional homes damaged and five chimneys destroyed. A resident, Monica Elder, was hurt when a falling tree struck her car and she crawled free from beneath debris.
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Emmitsburg
Robert Preston
Vigilant Fire Hose Co
Wayne Powell
Amet Figueroa
National Weather Service
Blue Ridge Summit
Monica Elder
Chronicle Press
Seton Ave
Elder
Gettysburg Hospital
Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival draws thousands at Howard County Fairgrounds
Thousands flocked to the Howard County Fairgrounds for the 18th annual Maryland Sheep and Wool Festival this weekend. Photos accompany the event on page A-7 while weather on page A-2 notes cool tonight and pleasant midweek with highs around 70s.
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Maryland
Howard County Fairgrounds
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Associated Press
Kelly Hahn
Mr. Ramsburg
Bowerman
Sneadner
Mrs. Byron
Sam Ya
Inside the News
Robert Reid
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ASG
Dean Jason