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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1993
Page
4
Sophia Myers began labor at home and with emergency help from 911 dispatchers and a neighbor nurse, the umbilical cord was loosened and the baby born before the ambulance arrived. Jacob Bryan weighed 7 pounds 6 ounces and measured 21 inches, and both mother and child were set to go home soon.
Education leaders praise Frederick High School FFA for strong adviser leadership and student presidents who energize members. Maryland Agriculture Teachers Association president Ed and state agriscience award winner Doug are highlighted. The chapter tops multiple award categories with four new areas: student organization, career development system, change agent and business partnership.
Amanda praised her father as the family welcomed a newborn. Mr. Lambert noted a hectic Central Alarm response with multiple accidents across the county, including near Libertytown, where a baby was born at home before help arrived. Rick Porterfield of Libertytown EMS checked on the family and the newborn.
Urbana's planned high school, the county's eighth and first since 1976, faces bids exceeding the $19 million budget with the lowest offer at $22.9 million. Officials warn final costs could reach $30 million, risking cuts to other capital projects as they consider legal steps to speed procurement while staying compliant.
Honored standards approved by the House prompt optimism from Education Secretary Richard Riley that Congress will pass the national standards. Al Gore cites a 29 percent dropout rate and argues Goals 2000 offers a comprehensive reform approach aligned with Clinton efforts to reinvent government and treat students as customers. Frederick County educators note local strides in applying Goals 2000 principles and foresee improvements nationwide.
Defense argues deputies mishandled evidence in the Frederick County murder case of Mrs. Fagan. Trooper Stotelmyer says no laser fingerprinting at the scene was needed. Skid marks and glass debris are deemed preexisting. Trial began Oct. 4 with 30 plus witnesses and possible defense testimony forthcoming.
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