Mount Airy opens new state of the art firehouse
Mount Airy volunteers unveil a three level, 1.6 million dollar fire station on Main Street near Buffalo Road after 2 years of planning. The facility includes a firefighter floor with gym library and bunk room, public level with meeting rooms, and an engine room drive through with six bays. The first engine, a 1926 American LaFrance, will be housed in a future museum.
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Mount Airy
Doug Alexander
Alexander
Main Street
Buffalo Road
Frederick County
Mr. Alexander
Brush
Clinton Transition Team Aims for Smooth Handoff and Dialogue
Clinton aides urge open lines with Bush administration to avoid gaps as January 20 transfer proceeds. Veterans of Clinton's VP screening and transition boards join the effort, while economy and unemployment figures color the political tone.
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Clinton
Bush
James A. Baker LI
Robert Zoellick
Jordan
National Urban League
Christopher
Los Angeles
Mickey
Maryland economy shows gradual recovery signs in late 1992
Consumer confidence remains weak as Marylanders cut spending and retail sales slide six percent from a year earlier. Auto registrations dipped in September while housing permits surged, hinting at a slow rebound as manufacturing gains and airport cargo rise. officials caution the recovery will take months to take hold.
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Labor Department
Clinton
United States
Stephanopoulos
Lee
Maryland
Pradeep Ganguly
Development Department
Baltimore-Washington International Airport
Mr. Ganguly
Sludge debate moves toward farmland land use favoring sludge
Frederick County task force chair Richard Grossnickle says members lean toward land application of sludge over incineration or landfills as a preferred option. The group plans to push for stronger enforcement of regulations, a county inspector, and revised MDE rules to reflect crop diversity and prudent land practices. The task force may urge all farmers using sludge to adopt approved nutrient management plans.
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Task Force
Richard Grossnickle
Ken Wisner
Frederick County
Grossnickle
MDE
Frederick
Wisner
Illinois man killed in car crash near Myersville
A 70-year-old Illinois man, William G. McIntyre of Arlington Heights, died in a one car crash on U.S. 40 near Myersville Maryland just after 9 a.m. on Friday. The Mercury Topaz struck a bridge abutment after overcorrecting and rolled onto its roof with no witnesses. McIntyre wore a shoulder harness but not a lap belt. The Virginia registered rental car had no passengers.
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Illinois
Myersville
Maryland
William G. McIntyre
Proctor Circle
Arlington Heights
McIntyre
U.S. 40
Frederick
MD. 17
Michael Brennan
Brennan
Virginia
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Chambersburg
France
Britain
Cherbourg
English Channel
la Hague
Cogema
England
Italy
Germany
Belgium
Switzerland
Japan
Engaged
Barnes Creative Jewelers
N. Market Street
Sharon L. Kuebbing
Psychotherapy Services Associates
Rosenstock Auditorium
Hood College
Psychology Department of
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Psychiatric Unit
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Seventh Street
Frederick, Mary
Frederick County Family Life Center
Larry Harper
M.S.W
Pelt
Cai
Blockbuster Video
W. Patrick St
Rock Center
Redertch News
Oliday
East Street
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