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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1993
Page
4
About 150 people attended the Mount Airy ceremony for Twin Ridge Elementary as officials developers and families marked the open last August. The event showcased PTA engagement 92 percent volunteer hours 10 000 and ongoing community support from area businesses and local leaders.
In Rockville Marylands Montgomery County school headquarters, 46 year old Robert Louis Campbell gave his wife Carole a bouquet of roses before shooting himself with a 20 gauge shotgun. He left a note and had been separated from his wife since April. He had been staying with friends and worked in Amtraks personnel office. Crisis workers aided the wife and two children, ages 12 and 15, after the incident at the Carver Educational Services Center.
The Mount Airy planning and zoning commission granted conditional approval for Section II of the Twin Ridge development as 100 remaining lots proceed from preliminary plan approval in February 1990. Extra plan copies available at library and town hall. Public hearing on the Comprehensive Plan set for July 6 at 7 p.m. in the Activities Building.
AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland urged labor opponents against taxing employee health benefits. He praised a broadly financed universal coverage approach and supported a payroll-based tax on employers. Donna Shalala said universal coverage will take time and will stress prevention while addressing core illness causes.
Deputy Chief Chris Wilcom of New Market Fire Company collapses after a Monday warehouse fire near Mount Airy. An autopsy will determine if death was in the line of duty. He served 17 years, recently as deputy chief, and was aided by CPR before transport to Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Woodworking shop investigator says no suspicious circumstances and five year old building may be rebuilt. United fire companies, three deputy state fire marshals, and two Maryland Department of the Environment representatives were on scene. Loss to structure estimated at 50000 with contents still under assessment. Deputy Rauchenburg notes investigators to determine cause today. Owner Douglas is discouraged and not planning to rebuild.
Salary panel reports federal state and county funding roughly match this year total and notes about 200 county residents may gain aid as about 400 National Geographic employees in Rockville face layoffs. Commissioners vote against third floor courthouse renovations to fix open atrium safety and instead approve warning signs.
Mayor weighs veto after aldermen backed a ban on an intersection. Kreissig calls the threat ludicrous while Grimes supports widening Rosemont Avenue to fix traffic. Lee hesitates on overriding and Baker and Murphy unavailable for comment. Gordon has vetoes this term before, including a police bargaining ordinance.
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