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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 01, 1989

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Colombia widens curfew as Medellin bomb wounds dozens

Explosion at a Medellin paint factory wounded at least 13 as Colombia weighs expanding a city curfew to curb drug gang violence. Authorities report a crackdown including secrecy for judges in drug cases and renewed extradition pressure with U.S. ties. U.S. aid and troops prepare to assist, while security officials discuss broader anti narcotics actions.

Bogota Colombia Medellin Washington Bush Administratoon U.S Radi United Stats United States AQ Pane National Security Council Virgilio Barea Bush Barco Bucaramanga Doug Kingpins Pentagon Pete Willams Columbia Bush Administration Mexico City Bahamas Belize Costa Rica Dominican Republic EL Salvador Guatemala Honduras

Frederick Officials Plan Fire Rescue Picnic Amid Election Concerns

Frederick elected officials discussed a city fire and rescue workers picnic as an election year political issue. They aim to honor services transferred to Frederick County, budgeting from leftover transition funds and a dedicated social fund, inviting hundreds of current and former officials and staff with a menu of crabs beer sodas and chicken.

Frederick City Fire and Rescue Frederick County Jon Kreissig William Q. Lee Ronald Young Kreissig Maryland Arlene Phillips Young Gerald Kolbfleisch

Frederick MVA office to open sept 21 in Frederick

Frederick County residents will no longer trek to Hagerstown or Gaithersburg for motor vehicle services as a new Frederick MVA office opens Sept 21. Gov. Schaefer will attend the opening day, with Ed Seidel noting the center will serve 1,000 people weekly and employ 23 staff. The facility, off Howman Farm Road near the airport, offers titles licenses renewals and driver tests with expanded hours five days a week plus a monthly Saturday session.

Hagerstown Gaithersburg Frederick County Frederick Motor Vehicle Administration William Donald Schaefer Ed Seidel MVA Mr. Seidel Montgomery County Frederick- Frederick County Howman Farm Road Patrick Street Frederick City State Seidel

County ethics row as Kresslein named to panel

Frederick County voters and civic groups debate the ethics commission appointment of Robert J. Kresslein a local attorney and Democratic activist chosen by a 3-2 vote to fill a vacancy critics say his ties to development conflicts of interest linger with Seymour Stern interest in a limited partnership that includes planning officials and a county commissioner The ethics board ruled no conflict for Sterns votes but observers say the arrangement appears questionable and raises appearance concerns with policymakers continued on page As

Robert J. Kresslein Frederick County Ethics Commission Kresslein Sanford Blum Neil W. Lamb League of Women Voters Kresslein Becaus Netsip Wate Se Stern League Bonnie Bailey Baker Eabies Commission Seymour Stern Franklin Gladhill Richard Grossnickle

Education comes to Frederick Fair booths push school support

Frederick County educators plan a booth at the Frederick Fair to promote school system enthusiasm and public awareness. Led by Superintendent Noel Farmer and community relations coordinator Jamen Slagle, volunteers will answer questions, address misconceptions, and highlight ongoing programs while keeping costs low.

Frederick Frederick County Jamen Slagle Beath Slagle Noel Farmer Farmer Ae Notin Rouriy Teann de Farmer Stagie Chonl

Girl With Prosthetic Finds Joy Beyond Adversity

Becky Colin, born with one leg, thrives in school life and activities. She majors in majorette marching with the Shamrocks and enjoys swimming, horseback riding, and Gata dancing. A new prosthesis from Shriner's Hospital in Philadelphia boosts her mobility and confidence.

Colin Shamrocks Becky Shriner's Orthopedic Hospital Philadelphia Colorado Catha 1 Peat Casine Rocky Silverado Farm Thurmont

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