Driver Sentenced 18 Months for Fatal Drunk Driving Crash
Four members of Mrs Hall's family urged a maximum sentence after the fatal crash caused by Yanoski whose blood alcohol was 0.099. Judge Dwyer chose 18 months with five years probation and 800 hours of community service, plus treatment and a center stay instead of prison. Mrs Hall died from a ruptured aorta. her daughter Tia was injured as was others in the car. Yanoski apologized in court and said he accepts full responsibility for his actions.
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Board narrows field to two finalists in school post
The board and community members interviewed two finalists late last week. A committee source says at least one initial applicant worked for the school system, and the two finalists are from out of state with one hailing from Washington. Superintendent Daniel Gadra announced a planned retirement at the end of June for health reasons after serving since summer 1993.
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Daniel Gadra
Phoenix Mecano seeks grading permit for 26,000 sq ft add on 51,000 sq ft plant
Frederick County public works director Robert Hayes says the stormwater plan fails quality control needs under updated rules. The company may treat stormwater on site or at a regional pond. An agreement reportedly reached to meet regulations. locals criticize permit reviews and business friendliness amid potential move to Virginia. Phoenix Mecano’s U.S. HQ is in Frederick after moving from Rockville and Illinois in 1989.
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County weighs funding Walkersville middle projects
Commissioners and school officials clash over a $1 million Walkersville Middle funding choice with May 29 letters to the state due. Debates touch on funding both Whittier elementary and Deer Crossing plans, possible bank storage, debt limits, and implications for 1998. New state law proposals seek budget shifts and one time costs exclusions.
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State House
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Orley Bourland
Deer Crossing
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Whittier
James Cartlidge
Hoke
Maryland Laws Expand Maternity Leave And Wildlands Protections
Gov Glendening signed multiple bills. A maternity stay of at least 48 hours after delivery is required unless doctor and mother agree to earlier discharge. SB517 adds over 22 000 acres to wildlands prohibiting development and logging. BB7714 revamps the state personnel system to give agencies hiring power and ease pay raises, drawing criticism from Sue Esty of AFSCME who argues true reform requires collective bargaining.
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Glendening
Accident on Md 5–Guilford Drive left deputy injured
Deputy Chance was injured when a northbound Md 5 left turn into Guilford Drive brought his Chevrolet Caprice into the other vehicle’s path. Airbags deployed in both cars, and responders had to cut the police car door to free him. full details await deputies’ investigation.
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King Honored With Longest Polyester Neck Tie
Bangkok Thailand AP reports on the 50th year of reign honors for Thailand's king. A loyal subject offers a tribute described as the world's longest neck tie measured at 327 feet.
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Thailand
Dole faces hurdles as Senate race quest begins
Senate Majority Whip Trent Lott suggests Dole may resign as leader while pursuing the presidency, amid friction with leadership deputies. Clinton aides and GOP leaders weigh how a Dole exit would affect the party’s campaign, with Dole planning Illinois and California stops and Vin Weber stepping up as a campaign voice.
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Choosing a Plastic Surgeon What is a Plastic Surgeon
A plain guide to defining plastic surgery and evaluating surgeons. It explains board certification by ABMS and ABPS, training requirements, and the difference between board certified and board eligible. It covers checking hospital privileges, experience, and professional societies, with cautions on misrepresentation and office procedures. It also notes how to find qualified surgeons through ASPRS and other sources.
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