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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1991
Page
6
The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce reaffirmed support for an adequate public facilities ordinance while warning it must not replace county responsibility to provide facilities or hinder planned growth. It urged coordinated funding and implementation of the capital improvements program with private sector joint commitment.
Since ground breaking in April on a $50 million federal prison four miles south of Cumberland, hundreds have visited John Kilduff’s construction trailer seeking work. The project aims to house 750 to 1,000 inmates in four housing units plus 259 in a low security camp. A February job fair outlined 250 to 275 positions, with doctors teachers and tradespeople calling about future needs.
Frederick City native John M. McCardell Jr., 42, was named acting president of Middlebury College in Vermont. He has served 15 years at the liberal arts school, where he has been a tenured history professor and held multiple deanships. The search for a permanent president continues as he presides in the interim.
Police warn hundreds of homeowners with door lock boxes about a pair posing as real estate agents to enter houses for sale. A white Chevrolet Lumina with stolen Maryland tags is linked to the suspects, who use a two‑home check scheme to cash funds. The August Bethesda incident saw theft of business checks and a $5,000 card bill. Det. Beasley notes unclear total victims. Realtor Brenda Stephens says boardwide alerts were issued to 6,000 members. Citizens are urged to remove cash and ID from sale homes or secure items.
Four year old Randi Swanson found a balloon bearing Maggie Poenish of Manistee Michigan near her Monrovia home. Brenda Swanson wrote to the address and learned the balloon was released for Mrs Poenish birthdays. The flight lasted about two days.
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