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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 04, 1995

Page

8

Frederick gets first Glendening loan for brew pub venture

Gov Parris Glendening announced a 500000 loan to Bowers Brewing Co. to transform Frederick’s 122-year-old city hall at 124 N Market St into Brewer's Alley Restaurant and Brewery by spring. The Neighborhood Business Development Program aims to revitalize areas, with plans for 7 million in loans and grants statewide.

Frederick City Hall Astoric Parris Glendening Bowers Brewing Co N Market St Glendening Maryland General Assembly Frederick Patricia Payne Bowers Brewing Bower Bowers Charlie Ted Gregory

Vacuum cleaner flaw blamed in teen’s electrocution in Maryland

A 17 year old, James Hill of Glen Burnie, was electrocuted while vacuuming on Oct 22 due to a faulty ground in the Panasonic Quick Draw model MC5995. Protective insulation near the handle wore through, allowing the metal handle to conduct current. two coworkers were shocked. CPSC and OSHA investigate. no recall or charges yet. Panasonic says unit met safety standards and had prior service.

Baltimore The Consumer Products Safety Commission Panasonic James Hill Glen Burnie Karen Napolitano Maryland Occupational Safety and Health Napolitano

Crabbing restrictions stay until season's end

ANNAPOLIS AP Restrictions on blue crabs will stay in place until Nov 15 when the crabbing season ends. Secretary John R Griffin said there would be no easing of the restrictions as the agency studies their effect on the crab population. September harvest of female crabs was 1.7 million pounds, 37 percent lower than 1994 levels, and extending the season remains under study amid weather and migration variables.

Annapolis Department of Natural Resources John R. Griffin Griffin

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