Airborne search targets Civil War graves at Antietam and Manassas
National Park Service uses a high tech airborne survey over Antietam and Manassas to locate unmarked graves and Civil War era features. The 11,000 foot flight seeks buried sites and campsites while radar and high resolution cameras scan terrain for artifacts and disturbances.
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National Park Service
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Manassas
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Charles A. Willey
Willey
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Environmental Research Institute of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Research Institute
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NASA
Magellan
Venus
Environmental Institute
Tate
Waies
Steven Havens
Friends say Fagan never denied role in trial
Testimony ended Friday with Cpl Lawrence Grasso recounting his interrogation of Richards differing from Richards testimony. Fagan will run 3¢ Saturday. He was arrested Nov 12, 1992 on a grand jury indictment for using a handgun to kill his estranged wife. Mrs Fagan, 30, killed Jan 6, 1992, found in her car near Ashcroft Terrace by Kemptown. No bullet holes in her head. Fagan pleaded innocent. prosecution has PLGUULE WEN les Line du Ger weapon nor all eyewitness. Sixth week of trial begins Monday. sixty witnesses have appeared.
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Ashcroft Terrace
Kemptown
Frederick County supports workers seek union over pay and protections
County school support workers press for a union citing insecure salaries and working conditions. They argue the current contract leaves them unprotected against disciplinary actions and that provisions have not been followed. Officials warn possible higher costs, while Maryland statewide moves back unionization.
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Wright
Frederick
Maryland
Blom
Frederick County Unemployment Rate Drops in September
Frederick County’s jobless rate fell 1 percent in September to 3.8 percent with 3,234 unemployed out of a 85,585 work force. The statewide rate was 6.2 percent in September.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Department of Economic and Employment Development
Frederick
Teachers and County Negotiate Salary Pact Fallout
The school board and Board of County Commissioners face funding gaps that threaten salary increases in the pact. FCTA president Jack Patterson cites required funding for multi year contracts and fiscal uncertainty. Both sides remain optimistic yet cautious about future negotiations and potential revenue impacts.
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Frederick County Teachers Association
Jack Patterson
Board of County Commissioners
FCTA
Blom
Cirbert Tea Bake
Earl Robbins Jr
Patterson
Board of Education
Robbins
FDA approves hormone to boost milk output nationwide
The FDA cleared sold and use of recombinant bovine somatotropin, Posilac, a genetically engineered hormone that raises milk production in cows. Officials say milk from treated cows is indistinguishable from ordinary milk and safe for consumption, and no labeling will be required. Critics warn of market disruption and small-farm losses while supporters argue improved efficiency. The approval follows a nine year Monsanto push and a 90 day congressional moratorium for review.
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Food and Drug Administration
Kessler
Monsanto Co
Congress
White House
Keymar
Russell Wachter
Wachter
Maryland and Virginia Milk Producers Cooperative
Middle Atlantic Milk Marketing Association
Dairy Council
Monrovia
Jesse Burall
Burall
Frederick County
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