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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1994
Page
4
Frederick County candidate Rhoderick outlines a pro business platform to curb growth driven by housing while boosting tax revenue with incentives to attract firms. He favors appointing a county manager, expanding efficiency without new payroll, and emphasizes education funding amid development challenges.
The Progress cargo ship docked with the Mir space station after two prior failed automatic attempts. Yuri Malenchenko piloted both vessels during the delicate operation, delivering 2.6 tons of food water and research gear for joint missions with ESA and NASA planned for October and March.
McClurkin announces a county commissioner campaign in Frederick County citing a desire to slow growth and create close knit communities with bike paths and green spaces. He aims for a low budget high tech run using door to door outreach and online voter targeting. He acknowledges slim odds of victory and notes his moves from Montgomery County as a reason for his stance.
Ramona Remsberg and Donald C. Linton praised Charlie Main at a Frederick County event for more than four decades of charitable work with over 40 groups. Linton credited Main with shaping the Community Foundation and serving on its Board, noting that his giving reflected high community standards and character beyond wealth or title. The former police chief was honored for tying leadership to service.
When Urbana High School opens in 1996 it aims to be the most technologically advanced in the region. The $25 million facility will feature an internal fiber optic network, six labs with about 30 computers, CD access, and a link to the Internet. Officials expect about $1 million for computer and network tech, with a central role for technology in learning and cross-department collaboration.
A framed photo collage celebrating the life and work of Fred Main was designed by Richard Markey of Frederick. Later this fall, a plaque will be placed at city police headquarters commemorating Mr Main’s founding of the Police Department Endowment Fund.
Fort Detrick plans blasting next Tuesday and Thursday at an excavation site near the former entrance on Yellow Springs Pike north of Rocky Springs Road. Spokesman Norm Covert says licensed contractor W F Delauter will perform the blasting after safety inspections.
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