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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 17, 1997

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Gasoline spill damages Tuscarora Creek in Maryland

Environmental damage from a tanker collision on U S 16 at Mountville Road prompted MDE to inspect Tuscarora Creek for extent of harm. Firefighters reported gasoline in the creek as booms contained the spill and authorities review the scene.

Adamstown Maryland Department of the Environment Tuscarora Creek U.S. 16 Mountville Road Art Mayfield MDE Howard Stop Ewing Oil Co U.S. 15

Tensions Rise Between Strikers and Deputies at Rotorex

Walker s ville Jue union members and county sheriff s deputies clash as Local 133 president accuses deputies of hostility toward strikers at Rotorex picket line. Sheriff Hagg says impartial stance and no side taking. Incidents cited after complaints about dangerous driving near the line continue.

Walkersville Local 133 Jessie Williams Rotorex Mr. Williams International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaried Jim Hagg Mr. William Williams

250-Seat Theater Proposed for McCrory's Site

A 250 seat theater would anchor a downtown arts center in the former McCrory's building with Maryland Ensemble Theatre as primary user. Officials welcomed the plan noting potential relief for the Weinberg Center and broader artistic synergy downtown. Tad Jones said the setup would bring excitement and an intimate, year round scheduling for performances.

McCrory Maryland Ensemble Theatre Tad Jones Jonathan Warner Weinberg Jim Grimes Weinberg Center For the Arts Stewart Seal Mr. Jones

Couple with Triplets Hit by DOE Layoffs

Susan and Marc Jones of Frederick County were laid off from the Department of Energy within days of delivering triplets. On August 27 both received notices as a major agency-wide reduction in force affected the Office of Environmental Management. Susan spoke of stress while in Rockville at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital.

Susan Jones Federal Department of Energy Marc Frederick County Agency Office of Environmental Management Susan Shady Grove Adventist Hospital Rockville Madison Christine Colin Macdonald John

Creativity on Exhibit in Pretty Cow Contest at Fair

Tuesday marked the 30th anniversary for the Great Frederick Fair’s pretty cow contest. Past champions returned, with cows and handlers in updated costumes like sharks, the great pumpkin, and Vanna White from Wheel of Fortune. Mike Valentine participated with his cow and costume.

Maryland Treasury Louis L. Goldstein Peggy Ligocki Nora Coates Kathleen Bartgis Frederick Fair Over the Hill Sharks Great Pumpkin Vanna White Wheel of Fortune Mike Valentine

Doctor ordered to pay alimony in Frederick case

Dr. Lorin Fred Busselberg, released last month after 109 days for contempt, was found in contempt again in Frederick County Circuit Court. Judge JohnH. Tisdale gave a six month jail term but delayed it while Busselberg pays overdue alimony and child support totaling 48,843 from his 1995 divorce from Suzanne. He must pay 2,704 by Sept. 30 and 46,138 by Nov. 14 to avoid prison, with the judge warning he will pursue payment by any means needed.

Lorin Fred Busselberg Frederick County Johnh. Tisdale Frederick Busselberg Suzanne Dr. Busselberg Tisdale Lucien Winegar

Businesses Come Alive At Great Frederick Fair Week

Burtner s Meats Inc of Myersville keeps its ham sandwich fame alive at the fair while closing the store for the week. Bell Atlantic Nynex spends about 380 dollars on a booth to boost visibility and community presence. Arm​strong notes fair activity drives main store traffic and provides advertising value, with Beltone Hearing Center performing better this year than three years ago.

Frederick Cecil Burtner Burtner Bell Atlantic Nynex Michael Armstrong Armstrong Beltone Hearing Center Frederick Fair

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