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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1997
Page
1
Frederick city aldermen approve 36 free spaces for city workers at the Carroll Creek deck up to 80 percent capacity, costing about 17 200. Debate centers on using tax money for perks as the 550 space deck is least used among three city garages.
The Maryland Board of Pharmacy shut down Medical Pharmacy at 19 Frederick St Walkersville on Thursday, saying the owner John D Hoelscher continued dispensing drugs after his license was suspended for alleged misuse. Hoelscher, 38, of Sandstone Drive, denied the charges and said he will hire an attorney and appeal within 30 days.
ANNAPOLIS a four year old girl with golden locks hugged Gov Parris Glendening at the Maryland EMS awards ceremony for saving her mother’s life last March by calling 911 When the call was played she remained brave asking the dispatcher to help her mother and promising to care for her baby brother Dylan The governor praised her and presented a gift bag and a panda keepsake in a pink card envelope.
Jade Wu resigns as executive director and artistic producer of the Weinberg Center for the Arts. She cites the community environment and states she offered transition guidance while the city refused severance. Mayor Grimes says Angie Hott will lead during the transition.
Most Frederick aldermen back Mayor Jim Grimes budget for fiscal 1997 98 a 345 million operating plan with a 2 cent tax cut and a salary freeze. Only Frances Baker objects to 12500 Washington Council of Governments dues saying the city must have representation at COG for air water and transportation needs. Grimes defends decision noting it surfaced during budget reviews and four other aldermen supported cutting the dues. The five aldermen will study the proposal further before the June 5 public meeting.
Rocky Dymond an eighth grader at New Market Middle School found gray M M s in a bag while eating sweets on Tuesday. The gray pieces signaled a second prize in the Find the Imposter M M s contest. He will receive a six month supply of free M M s, about 180 packages. He initially tried to keep the discovery quiet.
Dr Lawrence C Hoyer a scientist educator and Wilde Lake High School instructional leader died Wednesday May 14 at Howard County General Hospital in Columbia He was born August 20 1936 in Washington DC son of Edgar Hoyer Sr and Anita Riggles Hoyer He attended St James School Frostburg State Johns Hopkins and Wesleyan University earning a doctorate in medical entomology He coached swimming at the Frederick County YMCA and Wilde Lake Girls varsity soccer and football at St James School He also mentored Boy Scout Troop 1998 and led a C&O Canal bicycle trip He was a wildlife carver with Ward Foundation awards and worked with Overboard Art on three dimensional pieces He is survived by wife Phyllis K Scarborough Hoyer and other family members.
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