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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1995

Page

4

Delays and Liquidated Damages Plague Patrick Street Project

SHA officials report liquidated damages of 1100 per day totaling 35000 to cover delays in the Patrick Street reconstruction. Wolfe Enterprises may subcontract half of a 2.5 million contract as change orders add 51000. Full reopening expected by Christmas subject to dry weather for final asphalt layer.

Fisher Wolfe Enterprises Inc Myersville Sha Steve Sikes Sikes

Beers Faces 17 Felony Counts After Preliminary Hearing

Trooper Moser testified he lacked expertise on explosives and only relayed expert descriptions from the Maryland State Fire Marshal's Office. Judge Roberts ruled probable cause exists and warned Beers to obtain counsel before Circuit Court. Each of the 17 charges carries up to 20 years in prison or fines up to $10,000 or both.

Moser Beers Maryland Maryland National Guard

Eastern Shore lead paint reform debated by group leaders

A coalition discussion noted many problems in lead paint policy while acknowledging past opposition to voluntary programs. J. Richard Hudson praised speaker Singer as a source of information as Frederick’s association elected officers and a nine member board, naming Shirley Happ as president and Doris MacDonnell as secretary.

Maryland Singer J. Richard Hudson Frederick Association

Snowstorm Halts Work as Furloughed Federal Employees Stay Home

In Detrick workers faced a snowstorm and were turned away as furloughs linger amid a looming funding bill. Some employees chose not to risk commuting, with lots empty after 9 a.m. Officials say return depends on news of a signed spending authorization and back pay remains uncertain. Separately, Rockefeller Center welcomed a 75-foot Norway spruce from New Jersey, blessed by Sisters of Christian Charity before decoration.

New York Rockefeller Center New Jersey Sisters of Christian Charity Mendham N.J

Clinton and Gingrich clash as federal shutdown continues

President Clinton and House Speaker Gingrich spar over budget math amid a partial federal shutdown. About 800000 nonessential federal workers were sent home while essential personnel stayed on duty. Smithsonian museums closed and talks continue for a possible accommodation.

Maryland snow disrupts roads and schools across Frederick County

By Wednesday morning county roads faced closures on Arnoldstown Road between Gathland and Mountain Church and Ward Kline Road. State highways remained open. Schools opened late with two hour shifts as communities brace for more snow. Grocery stores reported brisk sales of bread and milk while motorists prepared for continued travel challenges. Ocean City warned residents of strong winds and patio furniture securement as a fast moving storm loomed along the coast.

Dave Buck MD State Highway Administration Arnoldstown Gathland Mountain Church Ward Kline Mr. Buck Frederick County Fort Detrick Uncle Sam Mother Nature Frederick Community College Brunswick Rick Weldon Carol Gray Jubilee Foods Thurmont Weverton Road Leslie Wendorf Sears Francis Scott Key Mail Allegany County Garrett County Scott Trice Cumberland Barrack Maryland Associated Press Ocean City Max Hill A&a Realty Deep Creek Lake Hill Washington Baltimore Pittsburgh Wisp Atlantic Shore Clay Stampp Emergency Management Agency Stampp

Militants Offer Trade to Free Westerners in India Crisis

Kashmiri separatists reduced their demand to four Western tourists in exchange for six jailed guerrillas, while India pressed for immediate release of two sick hostages, an American and a British national. The Al Faran group rejected the deal and medical aid. One hostage was reported critically ill and could die without freedom.

Jammu India al Faran

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