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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1994

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4

Backyard inventor touts zero emission 200 horsepower steam engine

Robert Burruss, senior GEOMET Technologies engineer, unveils a lightweight steam turbine engine demo claiming 200 horsepower with no emissions. He builds at home in Kensington, weighs under five pounds, and envisions a zero emission alternative to heavy battery systems. Burruss received a Montgomery County Energy Award and asks other backyard inventors to join, noting modest personal funding and part time lab time at GEOMET.

Rockville Robert Burruss Geomet Technologies, Inc Germantown Kensington Gaithersburg Electric Power Research Institute Burruss Montgomery County Energy Geomet Sam Yu Geomet Technologies of

Mayupcoming November election gives May three court seats

May runs against three Democrats for the three available seats on the court. The candidate, known in Frederick County as owner of an international legal consultant firm, has a history as a local businessman including a 1992 bankruptcy and IRS seizure of assets from a prior security company. He promises to serve with patience and fairness, citing probate law knowledge and experience in fire and police departments.

Wills May Frederick County Frederick Internal Revenue Service Montgomery County Agriculture Center Inc U.S Brunswick

APFO to halt growth prompts county plan hearing

Montgomery County residents voiced concerns that rapid development worsens traffic and school strains. Planning officials stressed the Adequate Public Facilities Ordinance will curb new projects until roads utilities and schools can support growth. A second hearing on the region plan update is set for Oct. 27 at Winchester Hall.

Gomery County Dawn Teague County Planning Commission Joel Anderson Anderson Commission Marty Rice Winchester Hall

Crum seeks third term as Orphans Court judge

A longtime Democrat Crum, aged 83, seeks re election to a third term as Orphans Court judge. He cites experience and continuity, says he aims to ease disputes over wills, relate to clients, and ease stress for often aging plaintiffs including farmers. He emphasizes helping people and the humane aspects of court service.

Democratic Central Committee Crum Orphan's Court Orphan’s Court Mr. Crum

Clinton says nuclear accord frames North Korea issue

President Clinton praised the nuclear pact as a framework to solve the North Korea problem and bring Pyongyang into the global community. Analysts warned North Korea might still accumulate plutonium and hide underground facilities for weapons.

North Korea United States David Albright Institute For Science and International Security Washington Clinton

Frederick Signs Off on Jobs Push and Zoning Changes

Solarex assistance and job growth efforts in Frederick were discussed as officials said they are visiting local businesses to gauge how public and private sectors can aid expansion. The board approved text amendments expanding planning commission powers on landscaping access parking and loading parklands and adjusting lot sizes to align with the Forest Conservation Ordinance goals.

State of Maryland Frederick Grimes Greater Frederick Commission Catherine Parks Planning Commission

Lead levels high in Myersville water

Frederick County Bureau of Water and Sewer found elevated lead in Myersville tap water. 20 homes tested with 24 to 31 ppb lead during a June 1994 check. Officials urge flushing, cold water use, and replacement of brass fixtures. A follow up test is planned for next month to assess treatment impact.

Myersville Frederick County Bureau of Water and Sewer Mike Marschner Water and Sewer Division Marschner U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA

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