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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1989

Page

5

Frederick County Eyes Recycling Plan With Costly Hurdles

Frederick County weighs curbside separation or drop off centers for recyclables, facing high costs for sorting equipment and a processing facility. Officials emphasize mandatory or voluntary schemes, funding woes, and the need to persuade residents amid regulatory and market uncertainties. The plan draws on examples from Hamburg New York and Santa Monica California, noting varied local successes and challenges.

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County panel curates judge portraits for courthouse display

The county bar association sought removal of Judge Barrick from the atrium two years ago. A photos panel continues to locate portraits of former and deceased judges for display on the courthouse third floor, facing challenges with scarce likenesses and one printed oil portrait needing black and white simplification.

County Bar Association Barrick Atruim Phillips

Bush drug plan eyes domestic focus and tougher penalties

Bush aims to strengthen domestic drug policy with harsher penalties and expanded treatment funding. A Maryland highway worker died after a steamroller toppled on Md 144, leaving Wayne Culler 41 seriously injured. emergency crews evacuated him to Maryland Shock Trauma.

Bennett Order of Congress Mc Bush Maryland Fredenck MD 144 Howard County Wayne Culler Jefferenn Street Frederick County State Highway Administration Weat Friendship Culley University of Maryland Balthmore Taten Culler

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