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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1999
Page
18
Disappearing Inc unveils a way to encrypt each message with a self destructing key held by both sender and receiver. The system aims to let messages vanish after a set time, amid debates over privacy, traceability, and potential misuse for harassment or defamation.
The report notes a fall in manufacturing jobs with a slower average monthly decline of 15,000 from June to September and a 4,000 drop in the service sector in September. Government and industry analyses attribute job losses to factory weakness and closures from Hurricane Floyd, though foreign demand for US goods shows some rebound.
City and county tensions rise over Willowbrook Road water service as developers face delays. Stan Aldridge notes risks when water service is unsecured, while Morris laments county involvement and easement failures. Thompson spurs a political clash, Grimes seeks dialogue to ease fears.
Jessica Murphy, described by family as loving and vibrant, inspired a memorial fund in her honor. The fund includes a student athlete scholarship and donations to Father Rob Jasket and Father Kevin Farmer’s institutions. Neighbors rallied with pink ribbons and messages of support as the community mourns.
Friends and Gov. Thomas Johnson High School volleyball teammates organize a Saturday car wash at Frederick Texaco on Willowdale Drive to support the Jessica Murphy Memorial Fund. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. they will wash cars, sell hot dogs, and offer discounts as part of a community tribute, with fingerprinting, live radio, and prize giveaways planned. Contributions can be mailed to Bank of America, c/o Terry Denison.
Republicans touted a budget deal that delays 42 billion in housing spending into 2001 and classifies 2.5 billion in disaster aid as an emergency not counting against limits. The package funds NASA at 137 billion, adds 45 million to NSF, and includes 19 billion for veterans health care. It also provides 344 million for 60,000 rental housing vouchers while Clinton sought 100,000. The measure, backed by House Republicans, delays the Triana satellite launch to January 2001 and reshapes housing and environmental funding amid veto threats from Clinton.
Washington AP report notes House approves broad HMO reform 275 to 151. The measure lets patients sue HMOs in state or federal courts, guarantees ER access and direct specialist care, requires disclosure of information, and permits outside arbitration. Senate moves a more limited version, signaling tense negotiations ahead.
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