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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1990
Page
3
Area family fears for safety as they consider leaving Kuwait. The American Embassy advised Americans to return home and add hotel plans. Kuwaiti friends recall Mrs. Dunn stating that Iraqi soldiers did not even...
Detailing the 153rd Medical Materiel unit from Fort Detrick, the article notes their first active deployment to Saudi Arabia for Desert Shield duties, handling seven million dollars in medical supplies, facing 120 degree heat and 24 hour shifts under US Army Medical Materiel Agency command. It references colleagues at Fort McPherson and reserve units, and portrays the broader mobilization pressures as troops brace for extreme conditions.
A speaker argues for an appointed county manager to build a more effective government and ease charter passage. The plan could bridge successive councils and allow a later shift to a full charter government. Supporters say it would reassure skeptics and enable a gradual transition.
Three students were dismissed from their colleges after a phony driver's license operation. Diane Kelly found counterfeit licenses May 9 at Mount St Marys, with a lamination machine and camera seized. Judge Rollins gave probation before judgment. Swab fined $100 and six months probation. Nixon and Warnick fined $500 and one year probation. The maximum penalty is two years and $2,000.
Ms. Davis speaks of grand champion wish and plans to fund college with lamb proceeds. Gene Bollinger’s 1,260 pound reserve champion steer sold for 7 dollars per pound to Giant Food, with multiple sired champions and reserve prize animals sold to Frederick area buyers including Horseland USA Concrete General and F&M Bank among others.
Citizens voiced frustration at court delays as they miss work for trials. A state attorney spokesman noted speeding cases may be dismissed if officers fail to appear. Judge Rollins sought to give the Alexanders a chance to appear as court records show officers leaving the force can trigger dismissals or compel future appearances.
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