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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1992
Page
3
Dr. Wlodawer explains protease as a natural drug target for AIDS treatment. Researchers aim to disable the virus by blocking protease, using inhibitors designed from a three dimensional enzyme shape revealed by crystallography. Combining protease inhibitors with AZT and other therapies may enhance effectiveness.
The 19th annual tractor pull drew 47 competitors racing a 38 000 pound sled named The Rebel. Two wheel drive and four wheel drive heats featured modified vehicles with up to four engines. Bryan McDonald won two wheel drive by pulling 293.1 feet earning 450 dollars. Others included Ted Owens with Rambling Rose and Gene Fannie Jr leading the S N A F L U team. Open house planned for Daybreak Adult Daycare Week events highlight dance movement and music therapies.
Mrs Shoemaker reported over 1900 exhibitors and a 20 percent rise in attendees from last year. The gardening, vegetables and home brew divisions grew, with 818 vegetable entries and 72 home brew entries. Dwayne Lunsford won with a light lager, while James Bruner of Frederick claimed top wine honors for strawberry wine among 68 competitors.
Samuel Koski and Harry deMoll argued the county should refuse the grant to pressure the state board for funding, while Assistant Superintendent Dr Kevin Castner said the federal grant would support a county program even if state rules change. The plan spans elementary to high school with training for teachers and partnerships with local organizations, pending state board approval.
Board of Education outlines that students may skip prayers at school events while outside groups may sponsor prayer on campus during separate events. Pledge of Allegiance at board meetings remains allowed with its God reference. School districts will brief principals and community groups on permitted activities. Also approved project drawings for Myersville Elementary and Brunswick High gym, with county schools up 1300 students from last year.
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