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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1983
Page
15
Annapolis reports that a Fed funded program will place about 6000 Maryland foster children either back with natural families or via adoption over an 18 month period. Local jurisdictions will hire case workers to visit and certify permanency while saving millions in ongoing foster care payments.
Mount Airy volunteers welcome a higher ambulance subsidy from Frederick County but seek parity with other Frederick County fire agencies. The 7 month old request seeks compensation for fire services in Frederick County, amid a revised funding formula that grants Mount Airy $1,500 this year, up from $1,000, while other counties receive similar per-home payments.
Annapolis officials and lawmakers discussed a plan to employ up to 1000 disadvantaged youths each summer to assist in cleaning up the Chesapeake Bay. The proposal, part of broader water quality efforts, would use federal funds for salaries while state funds cover administration. Details depend on EPA study results and future budget decisions.
At the fifth annual natural colored sheep show at the Great Frederick Fair, judge Mrs Florence Hall of Keymar and NCWGA director notes a revival of natural colored sheep driven by hand spinning and weaving. Entries ranged from true black to silvery gray as breeders push for standardized judging and broader division allocations.
A Frederick County man, Timothy William Brashears, 20, was arrested after a Maryland State Police helicopter spotted marijuana plants. Police say 21 plants were located in a garden and outbuilding on Gas House Pike. Brashears faced possession and intent to distribute charges, released on a $5,000 personal recognizance bond.
During ground breaking behind 262 W Patrick Street for Mackintosh Readers office addition, a red sports looking car was unearthed. Mackintosh of Mackintosh Realtors described it as junky and said it was buried three feet underground with 1972 plate stickers, wheels and engine missing. The car was moved to the dump by Ausherman Construction Company on September 13.
New Jersey doctors will perform about 100 open heart surgeries on Greek children over two years at Deborah Heart and Lung Center in Brown Mills New Jersey. The center will fund operations up to 45 000 each through a 3 million program supported by 70 000 volunteers.
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