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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 15, 1991

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4

Myersville Maintains 80 Cent Tax Rate Amid Protests

Myersville Town Council voted to keep the 8 cent per $100 rate, despite Councilman John Brown's opposition urging relief from a growing surplus. Brown noted $140,000 in reserves and a history of high taxes, while Bill Talbot pressed for capital projects to address upcoming street resurfacing and water system deficits. Julius Gunter resigned due to health, Ray Queen named as replacement, and GSSI owner Charles Bolm accused Browning Ferris Industries of antitrust violations in the local garbage contract bid, with FBI and Justice Department involvement and a $519.35 monthly bid by BFI.

Myersville John Brown Brown Frederick County Bill Talbot Main Street MD. 17 Churchill Road Monument Road Talbot Julius Gunter Ray Queen Mr. Queen Charles Bolm General Sanitation Service Inc

Bering Strait tunnel proposed for Alaska and USSR

Anchorage AP report notes a plan for a 56 mile Bering Strait tunnel linking Alaska with the Soviet Union. Proponents claim routes for coal oil and overland travel, while critics call it farfetched amid vast remote terrain and $9 billion cost. Nome chamber and local officials back the idea though public doubt remains.

Bering Strait Alaska Soviet Union Anchorage New York Cape Town South Africa George Koumal Arizona

EMS Institute Honors Emergency Institute Director At Ceremony

The EMS Institute honored its director and celebrated unsung heroes at a ceremony in Hagerstown. Dr Ameen Ramzy offered congratulations and apologies as awards recognized courage, including TJ Flaherty 13 who saved his niece with multiple Heimlich maneuvers and Tom F Lahnig of Hagerstown who rescued a driver from a burning car on Md 64. James L Vance and an injured front seat passenger were also recognized for heroism. Children's Village of Washington County received a distinguished service award for a two day safety program taught by firefighters and police.

Emergency Institute Ameen Ramzy Dr. Ramzy Hagerstown Thomas John Flaherty Dana Northern Middle School Tom F. Lahnig Lahnig James L. Vance Vance Children’s Village Washington County

Baker Seeks Palestinian Voice in Peace Talks

Baker met with three Fatah supporters Faisal Husseini Hanan Ashrawi and Zakaria al Agha in Jerusalem and Gaza to push the peace process. In Amman King Hussein signaled openness to including Palestinians if a conference is convened, while stressing the plan rests with Palestinian leaders. Baker said all parties agreed any talks must be grounded in two U.N. Security Council resolutions.

Mr. Baker Faisal Husseini East Jerusalem Hanan Ashrawi Ramallah Zakaria al-Agha Gaza Fatah Palestine Liberation Organization Amman Hussein Jordan Baker U.N. Security Council

Funerals for Laura Estella Shelton Ohler Held in Emmitsburg

Funeral services for Laura Estella Shelton Ohler 78 of Harney Road Taneytown were conducted May 14 at Skiles Funeral Home Emmitsburg with Rev James L Fisher officiating Interment followed at Emmitsburg Memorial Cemetery Bearers included Paul Sanders Bob Phillips Ralph Strickhouser Odus Deuire Carroll Hively and John Leister Ohler was the wife of the late George Stone Ohler.

Laura Estella Shelton Ohler Harney Road Taneytown York Hospital York Pa Skiles Funeral Home Emmitsburg James L. Fisher Exmmitsburg Memorial Cemetery Paul Sanders Bob Phillips Ralph Strickhouser Odus Deuire Carroll Hively John Leister Steven Jacob Bardak Damascus St. Paul’s Catholic Church Peter Sweeney Chester Bardak Joseph Bardak Frederick Bardak Gerald Bardak Thomas Bardak James Bardak Gate of Heaven Cemetery Silver Spring Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home Bardak Nora Jean Bardak

County considers Head Start space plan for unused building

Sheriff Sundergill notes revenue not guaranteed in 1992 if occupancy by the school board is limited. Commissioner Hart and Reeder may revisit votes after week budget process and updated appraisals. The 1988 appraisals list building at 463,000 and land at 489,000. Utilization panel suggests keeping the building with 5,000 square feet for Head Start two classrooms and an admin area, with the rest rented to nonprofit groups until space is needed.

Sundergill Hart Reeder

Lingapore students study Linganore Monocacy water quality

Lingapore students compared three sites for chemical tests and animal life on the Monocacy River and Linganore Creek. Results show agriculture affects water quality more than industry, with best conditions at the northern and southern sites and coliform at all three locations.

Monocacy River Thornton Biggs Ford Road Linganore Creek Soil Conservation District Peters Chesapeake Bay

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