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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1989
Page
6
The Frederikt County school board informs readers that under a federal law from the 1970s schools may release student name, grade, school, athletic info and honors unless a parent or guardian requests withholding. 18 year olds may also request withholding. Home addresses are protected.
Six Maryland firefighters who died in the line of duty will be remembered at the National Fallen Firefighters Memorial in Emmitsburg during Sunday services. The National Fire Academy will honor 134 firefighters killed in 1988 with an outdoor memorial from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Open to the public, the event includes a guest speech by Clyde A. Bragdon Jr. and a Morgan University Choir performance. The honored include Warren Gott, Albert Howard, Alan Sander, James Weeks, Frederick White, and James Favorra. Last year saw 134 firefighter deaths and 50,000 injuries nationwide as U.S. fire death rates remain high.
Annapolis Maryland state Board of Public Works meeting in Baltimore approved limited Frederick allocations. The DOT disposed of three tracts including 0.4 acre near Woodsboro Pike Walkersville sold to C Beattie Stauffer for 33,000, appraised at 9,500. Two bids from Stauffer and Nicodemus were accepted after rebids, while Weldons won 2,327 acres near Linganore Road for 8,100, matching appraised value.
A county inspector ordered JHG Contractors of Frederick to stop using a property on Reels Mills Road after finding three feet of dumped debris including rubber metal and wood near railroad tracks. The firm faced violations for soil disturbance without a grading permit failing to maintain sediment controls and exceeding a health department burning permit. JHG installed silt fencing but remains halted until state environmental review.
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