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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 2000
Page
3
FCC enrollment numbers reported at a college board meeting show a total of 4,371 credit courses for students, including 4,445 full time and 2,926 part time. The figures cover Fort Detrick contract courses and reflect shifts in part time enrollment affecting state funding.
Western and southern Maryland airports meet state officials to finalize plans for subsidies to bring BWI commuter flights to Hagerstown Region, Leonardtown and nearby rural strips. Officials say bids to run service must occur soon with aircraft type, schedule, and flight counts agreed. Supporters anticipate a three year subsidy period before self sufficiency.
The Mount St Marys AAUP chapter will ask college administrators to grant due process to journalism professor and Echo adviser Dr Bill Lawbaugh. Lawbaugh was reprimanded and fined earlier this year by Provost Carol Hinds over Echo material and claims that students paid themselves salaries from ad revenues. The meeting included Lawbaugh and Mountairy representatives, who declined to comment.
Frederick County police report rising shoplifting by interstate thieves. Detectives cite Baltimore operatives stealing merchandise to resell, with 67 incidents this year at Frederick barrack. In March a Walkersville Food Lion teen stole a $149 candy bag. Value City in Frederick linked thefts spur ongoing talks. Maryland Organized Theft Task Force and Maryland Retailers join chamber effort to curb losses.
The Maryland U S attorney is accused of threatening retaliation against an ATF agent after learning the agent shared crime statistics with a colleague. The charges arose from a sworn statement to internal investigators amid a feud over federal crime data and enforcement.
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