Hood Library Relocation Set for Early Next Year
The Hood Library will move from the old building to a new site after the first of the year. An official dedication ceremony is planned for September 1992, launching the school’s centennial year activities.
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U.N. nuclear inspectors detained by Iraqi troops in Baghdad
In Baghdad Iraqi troops detained 44 U N nuclear weapons inspectors for hours demanding they surrender videotape and documents from a search of a records building The team reported being surrounded by about 60 Iraqi security men in six cars and a bus as they examined files on Iraqs nuclear program The UN said significant records were found but crucial blueprints and plans were not recovered and some documents were later returnedContinued on Page A-7
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Shoddy Workmanship Affects Two Frederick Schools
School officials cite serious but non structural issues in masonry at Ballenger Creek and Spring Ridge elementary schools opened recently. Engineering studies show inadequate grouting in cement block walls with mortar not reaching all areas. Contractor Kettler Brothers Inc. will cooperate. repairs likely require off hour work and could delay occupancy but officials deem buildings structurally sound.
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Jim Vallie
Brilhart
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Landowners log College Mountain trails despite denied ski resort
Frederick County officials tour College Mountain where Ski College Mountain Inc. cleared ski trails after a prior denial of a ski resort. Landowner timbering faces debate over property rights versus government control as officials question permits and timing related to future resort plans.
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County seeks legal advice on Free State recycling plant dispute
Frederick County Commissioners met in a one hour closed session to consult with County Attorney John Mathias on negotiations with Free State Recycling Systems Inc. over a proposed Point of Rocks plant. They planned to meet with Free State and Halt Imported Trash to block the company’s Maryland Department of Environment operating permit. The board previously reversed a decision and gave the MDE the authority.
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Weekend prisoners to pay incarceration costs
Frederick County will charge weekend detainees at the county jail 25 dollars per day to cover food lodging and clothing. Sheriff Carl Harbaugh notes the fee aligns with state code and past taxpayer costs averaged about 16 900 dollars for 13 weekend prisoners per weekend last year.
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Hershey selects Virginia site for pasta plant over Maryland option
Hershey Pasta Group chose a site in Fort Collier Industrial Park, Frederick County, Virginia, over a proposed site near Frederick City Maryland. Local officials lament the loss, citing incentives offered and the region’s infrastructure. Hershey Pasta Group operates plants in Lebanon Pennsylvania and several other states.
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