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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1992
Page
3
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Congress failed to pass major measures amid partisan fight with President Bush. Democrats fault his veto pen and leadership gaps while Republicans argue Congress bears responsibility. Key issues included health care, crime legislation with gun waiting periods, a potential tax bill, and a family leave measure, all blocked or debated late without consensus.
A 20-year-old Richman Virginia man, Jason Wickman, was arrested early Thursday and charged with robbery, assault with intent to rob, assault and theft after a C Store robbery on Fingerboard Road. The robber, who used newspaper on his hand to simulate a weapon, fled with about $40 but was captured about 30 minutes later by Frederick City Police.
MontCo contractor William Shook first raised concerns about Menon demanding bribes. The Fowler case involves HUD funded projects, prompting the FBI and U.S. Attorney to join the investigation. Aldermen push for full prosecutions while city leaders await arraignment in Baltimore and a sentencing date for Menon.
Dr Gadra notes another year of rapid district growth with 27 999 official enrollment last year. The rise will affect budgeting from construction to hiring and textbooks. 150 of the extra 248 students beyond the 1992 projection attended Ballenger Creek Elementary, while the middle school had just four over projections and the new elementary is nearing capacity.
EPA official says Frederick County sludge meets clean sludge standards with a class B pathogen/organic matter rating and can be applied under mandated management practices. New federal rules due by year end are expected to be less restrictive than Maryland standards and promote land application as a safe, beneficial practice.
Frederick pediatrician Dr. Navid Furutan says questions about milk from parents show curiosity rather than concern while Walkersville pediatrician Dr. Karen Hundemer urges reliance on doctors when choosing baby feeds. Experts warn against banning milk despite mixed study results and note whole milk for toddlers with later switch to low fat. Dairy Council spokesman Gabrielle Hutcher argues milk remains a key nutrient, questioning what children would drink instead.
City officials discuss tackling junked vehicles as an eyesore and safety issue. Alderman Baker favors an educational approach over punishment. Building inspector Mike Blank notes three towing contractors will remove vehicles at no cost, with a nonprofit donation option sharing scrap proceeds.
Ms. Crace and two colleagues volunteer in Florida with the Red Cross aiding hurricane victims. They report long hours from early morning to 7 p.m., describe widespread destruction including destroyed trailers and loose snakes, and note neighbors helping neighbors despite fear and loss.
Frederick County schools self insure their health plan with county funds paying 100 percent of employee premiums and 52 percent of dependents. In fiscal 1992 the board spent 6.8 million on health and life claims plus 330,473 to the plan manager, with about 7.9 million paid into the fund including interest. Cardiovascular disease costs reached 701,670 and cancer cost 317,993, among top health expenditures.
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