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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2000
Page
3
Frederick County officials broke ground on Oakdale School and a 106.548 acre site for a second campus to address growing enrollment. State funding in 1999 and 2000 totals cited by Dr. Stenzler and the board drew questions about future allocations as the district stresses need for new buildings and planning flexibility.
McCown and Green Party candidate Timothy Motos accuse GOP and Democrats of improper spending as a Whitewater probe grows. A select committee chaired by Rep. Christopher Cox reports 120 votes with some refusals or support, while Taylor defends the narrow Senate majority and calls for a full accounting of whether missile secrets changed hands. Bartlett and McCown clash over field positioning as debate intensifies.
A contractor will clear unexploded ordnance across 236 acres at Fort Ritchie, part of a long buried legacy from National Guard use. Backhoes and metal detectors will dig to four feet on 169 acres and one foot on 150 acres, with some manual excavation.
Lawyers open trial on malpractice claim. The report notes a patient who allegedly was not diagnosed correctly for a nose and throat infection and suffered fatal complications. Burkett, involved in the case, is mentioned as having previously denied certain treatments. The notes describe the rarity of small bowel leak as a fatal complication.
The Frederick County Commissioners voted 4-0 to share half the cost of a yellow and red traffic light at Md 26 and Wae Street Road Old Annapolis as the county enhances traffic safety. John Ree from the county Department of Permits and Inspections was named to a four year term on the Building Code Advisory Commission. Kenneth Abrecht also received a four year appointment to the board.
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