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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1994

Page

4

Bargain Treasures Found At Local Auction Sale

Collector David Minnis talks of surprising finds at recent auctions in Frederick including a l4carat gold pinky ring and Civil War era photographs. Buyers comb through boxes ranging from doorknobs to purses while auctioneer Lewis Renner notes many trades occur after a box is sold.

Toby David Minnis Frederick Cochrans Lewis Renner Gapland Donna Neilands Mr. Stefan Stefan

Year-round school plan eyed to ease county overcrowding

County officials consider a 12 month calendar with four tracks and 9 week sessions per track to expand building capacity by 25 percent. Teachers may gain 12 month salaries for specialty roles, while families could choose tracks to fit vacations and childcare.

Barnes Frederick County Teachers Association Jack Patterson Debbie Bostian New Market Thomas Shade Patterson Floriia California

City Hall disturbance ends in suspended sentence and fine

Ashton was accused of threatening the mayor and city attorney at City Hall after a public disturbance. Judge Strine found improper conduct, ordering a suspended sentence with a $500 fine and $300 suspended, while Bricken argued for free speech protections and no jail.

Nannette G. Grimes Ashton Lynn Tillery City Hall Grimes Ms. Tillery Tillery Bricken Strine

Hotel hookup discount fuels county debate over fees

County officials consider reducing water and sewer hookup charges for hotels contending hotels use about 35 percent of residential capacity. Proposals include 35 percent lower fees or $700 per hookup, with public hearings set for Nov. 22, while alternatives include spreading costs via monthly bills or staged payments. Public works opposes a direct cut citing $2,800 per hookup cost to the county.

Mr. Plamondon Public Works Bob Hayes Enterprise Fund Hayes Plamondon

General Zajtchuk heads new medical command ceremony

Gen Zajtchuk, immigrating from Ukraine at 13, accepted command of a medical unit and urged subordinates to finish the cathedral of service. He pledged to minimize casualties through advanced research and development and to excel in disease and trauma treatment. He recalled a 24 year Army career with posts at Blanchfield, Walter Reed, and as surgical consultant to the surgeon general.

Mr. Zajtchuk Zajtchuk Blanchfield Army Hospital Fort Campbell United States Ukraine

Littrell Faces Criticism Over Budget Votes in District

In a campaign, Ferguson highlights Littrell voting against 1986 budget final, and for 1990 budget and statewide 1993 building code while pressuring for 18 voting records. Littrell cites conference committee absence on a key bill as context. Meanwhile disaster aid in India spread bread and lentils as floods kill scores and boats ferry 16,000 to relief camps.

Jim Gilford Littrell Ferguson NRA William Donald Schaefer New Delhi India United News of India

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