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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1995
Page
8
Health officials in Maryland urge seniors to get flu vaccinations as flu season nears. Dr. Matthew Narrett notes the value of vaccines for elderly and health care workers, while officials debunk myths about the shot causing flu.
Memorial Hospital in Cumberland and Dr Boris Kerzner in Baltimore participate in a North American study of GG1167 from Glaxo Wellcome. More than 700 volunteers across 105 sites will receive placebo or drug, with three site visits and $105 compensation. The trial tests daily dosing and aims to cut flu symptoms for influenza A and B.
The burgess and commissioners named Karen Place and Troy Turner as second and third alternates to the town planning commission, with Lin Snider reappointed. Mary Ann Brodie-Ennis joined the parks and recreation commission. Doc Horch and Jim Harbaugh were reappointed. All terms run five years. An ordinance extends six month permit construction approvals. Another ordinance exempts the state police bicycle patrol from sidewalk rules. An investment policy was approved and a water tap granted to George Lesh to subdivide 16 Main St into two lots, one using an existing tap and one a new tap. The plant expansion is due next July.
Frederick County Commissioners face a loss of trash to private mega landfills as towns seek lower prices. They consider lowering disposal to 45 per ton from 52 to entice six municipalities and Frederick City back, while recycling rises. A public meeting will decide long term waste strategy including privatization or composting.
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