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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1994
Page
1
Frederick County United Way launched its annual drive with a kickoff breakfast ending last year's success of 1.3 million for 22 agencies. This year's goal is 1.4 million, aided by an improving economy and outreach to commuters. Ramona Remsberg chaired last year and urged continued community support.
A Frederick County Circuit Court judge voided the denial of Libertytown resident C John Eyler’s plan to rezone land for a private rubble fill on 203 acres near Md 26 and Artie Kemp Road. The ruling finds the denial invalid for improper advance public notice of a law change, while officials say they will appeal.
The Maryland Department of the Environment alleges Hunting Creek Fisheries Inc used rotenone illegally to kill sunfish in a 1.25 mile stretch of Fishing Creek near Fish Hatchery Road. About 16 ounces were used as authorities consider civil or criminal penalties and await the company's response.
The Frederick County Board of Education approved 23 million dollars for capital improvements for fiscal year 1996 to address enrollment growth in elementary and high schools. The plan funds 21 million for new schools or additions, with total long term spending of 158 million through 2001, including 11 new schools and nine additions. Local government would provide about 20.7 million and the state the rest, with Orchard Grove Elementary School as the largest 8.9 million item. Urbana High School and Middletown High School additions are among other major 1996 projects. Rod Barnes noted expected enrollment growth of 7,000 to 11,000 students over the next decade.
A USAir Boeing 737-300 plunged into a ravine near Pittsburgh killing all 132 on board. Witnesses described a straight descent with a muffled boom and a bright flame as a black smoke cloud rose over the crash site. The disaster marked the deadliest crash in US aviation at the time.
The Pentagon announced seven supply ships would be ready within days to support a possible Haiti invasion. Located at five eastern and southern ports, the units could sail in four days carrying gear from the U S Army and Marine Corps arsenal. Defense spokesman Col Doug Kennett said preparations are ongoing and operations would proceed to restore democracy if ordered by the president.
A Friday scene at the Frederick Transitional Shelter for Homeless Families depicts residents like Cherry balancing mock bills with her four month old twins as they learn budgeting and life skills. Since the shelter opened near the Frederick Community Center in April, several families have moved into permanent housing and pursued goals such as driving and college study. Cherry and her daughters recently moved to Windsor Garden Apartment and she aims for a driver’s license and Frederick Community College, saying the shelter helped restore her confidence and spirit.
Frederick County Republicans head to a reshaped central committee as top seven vote getters determine a brand new board. Incumbents Howard Whims and Merkle Duvall retire, while Paul Stull and others seek posts as delegates or local offices, reflecting the panel’s grassroots role and impact on voter registration.
Frederick area Republicans weigh registration gains as 17 candidates seek seven central committee seats. Kenneth Anderer Cleopatra Campbell Anderson Robert Bianchi Karl Bickel Daniel Carroll William Castle and Cecil Conner are among the contenders from Frederick Monrovia Walkersville Mount Airy. Party plans open houses meet the candidates and booth activity at the Great Frederick Fair.
The Frederick News Post prints portions on 40 percent recycled paper. The notice notes environmental recycling practices and mentions the newspaper at the start of a daily feature.
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