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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1995

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Weather turns better after Maryland snow and ice storm

Frederick County and Western Maryland eased from a wintry mix after Tuesday’s snow rain and sleet. Areas such as Foxville Sabillasville and Wolfsville reported 4-6 inches of snow. Salt and cinder trucks eased icy roads Tuesday afternoon. Wednesday brought clearing skies and wind gusts of 26 mph with temps near 22 tonight and 40s Thursday. State police warned icy interstates as crews responded to accidents.

Frederick County Maryland Frederick Foxville Sabillasville Wolfsville Donnie Crum Crum Frederick News-Post

Layoff covers Fort Detrick as shutdown grounds base

Fort Detrick emptied by Tuesday afternoon as Federal workers are furloughed amid a government shutdown. About two thirds of DoD personnel are affected while contractors stay paid from past funds but sent home due to weather. Base commander Col. Henry Tuell and staff remained to guide personnel home and plan for essential operations tomorrow. People expressed resignation noting the dispute between Clinton and Congress as the cause.

Fort Detrick Department of Defense Norm Covert Henry Tuell David Faiello Col. Tuell Glenn Gray Smithsburg National Cancer Institute Frederick US. Park Service Jim Berge Washington Monument Clinton Republican Congress

City man to stand trial on felony explosives charges

Frederick County District Court ordered 43 year old Thomas Beers to be tried on 16 counts of possessing explosives without a permit and one count of possessing a pipe bomb. The case was remanded to Frederick County Circuit Court for trial scheduling after a raid at his Key Parkway apartment on August 9. Police found 17 explosive devices and three rifles during a narcotics sting that prompted evacuations.

Frederick County W. Milner Roberts Thomas David Beers Mr. Beers Key Parkway

Delays in West Patrick Street project raise fines for local contractor

The West Patrick Street reconstruction faces liquidated damages for W L Wolfe Enterprises of Myersville as Phase One misses the October 13 deadline due to cold weather. State officials cited excavation and compaction constraints and temperatures below 40 degrees as delaying asphalt work since the project started April 29, 1994.

West Patrick St West Patrick Street W.L. Wolfe Robert Fisher SHA

President Congress Still at Odds Over Budget Clash

Washington AP report on Clinton and the Republican Congress locked in a budget standoff. Private talks failed, public accusations rose as Senate and House negotiators push toward a final plan to balance the budget by 2002. Panetta warned the shutdown could last past Friday while Gingrich signaled possible quick reopening steps.

Washington Clinton Republican Congress Newt Gingrich White House CBS Senate Tom Daschle D-S.d CNN America Capitol Hill Gingrich Congress Leon Panetta House Senate Budget Committee Pete Domenici R-N.m Panetta

Inside The Frederick News Post recycle note

Frederick News Post mentions that portions printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper are recyclable. The statement emphasizes the paper stock and recycling. It underlines the publication's environmental commitment and reuse of materials.

Frederick

Baltimore lead paint law fights reach Frederick County

Frederick property owners heard warnings that lead paint lawsuits once limited to Baltimore could spread statewide. Alfred Singer of the Baltimore Property Owners Association argued the bill caps landlord liability at 17 thousand dollars and presses for broader testing of children for lead poisoning. He warned more tests could reveal hidden cases and drive suits, noting Frederick clinics test far less than Baltimore. Local officials said testing there is low and only a minority of children are checked.

Frederick Baltimore Property Owners’ Association Lion’s den Winchester Hall Frederick County Property Owners Association Alfred Singer Baltimore Association Singer General Assembly Frederick County

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