Habitat Runner crosses U S for cause
Jerry Dunn, a massage therapist from Indianapolis, runs from San Francisco to Washington D C to raise Habitat for Humanity publicity. He began June 17 at the Golden Gate Bridge and aims to finish at the Capitol at 12 30 p.m. today. The ultra marathoner plans 30 miles per day six days weekly, hoping to fundraise as he promotes house building for the needy.
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Jerry Dunn
San Francisco
Mr. Dunn
Habitat For Humanity International
Golden Gate Bridge
Frederick
Capitol Building
Washington
D.C
Habitat
Dunn
Indiana
Indianapolis
Ind
California
Denver
Colo
U.S
Hancock
C&o
Immunization Clinic Planned At Winchester Hall This Week
Frederick County Health Department offers a free measles mumps rubella polio and DPT clinic at Winchester Hall 12 East Church Street Wednesday 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Walk ins welcome Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays 1 to 3 p.m. A guardian must accompany children under 18 and bring vaccination records. OPV and DPT boosters available for 4 year olds. Dr James E Bowes notes 500 measles cases in three years with most preschoolers under vaccinated. Second measles dose recommended for school age children and those born in 1957 or later especially health care workers. Call Gloria Shaukis 694 1729 for details.
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Federick County Health Department
Winchester Hall
E. Church St
James E.bowes
State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Gloria Shaukis
Turner workshop planned for September at 117 E Third St
Friends for a Better Way sponsors The One to Peace workshop by Louis Turner a trained counselor with a decade in addictions recovery Friday through Sunday September 27 29 at 117 E Third St Frederick Cost is 35 checks to Connie Martin 117 E Third St Frederick or call 203-6195 for more information
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Friends For
Louis Turner
E. Third St
Connie Martin
Third St
Frederick
Federal deficit headed for new record near 200 billion
Washington paced toward a fresh record deficit as August reports push the 11 month shortfall to about 281 billion. Analysts cite final year totals near 260 to 265 billion with a possible 284 billion outcome.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Marilyn Schaja
Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette Securities Corp
Congressional Budget Office
Ms. Schaja
Resolution Trust Corp
RTC
Department of Health
Ebt
Middletown Opposes Frederick County Charter Debate
Middletown Burgess Louise Snodgrass rejects the proposed Frederick County home rule charter replacing commissioners with an elected executive and council. She questions the need for change and criticizes district elections and council salaries while Gary Hughes defends a direct voters voice and an independent executive. voters will decide on Nov 5 with potential 1994 start.
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Middletown
Louise Snodgrass
Frederick County
Board of Commissioners
Hughes
Walkersville Plans Exterior Repairs To Historic City House
Walkersville advertises exterior repairs on a house it owns beside City Hall at 25 West Frederick Street. The two properties were bought in 1989 for 450000 and 621000 respectively for conversion into City Hall and fire company use. The town rents the house but seeks new siding and windows for better insulation.
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Walkersville
W. Frederick St
Walkersville Volunteer Fire Company
Jan Coffey
Maryland Teacher of the Year named from Harford County
A fifth grade teacher from Harford County was named the Maryland Teacher of the Year at the awards ceremony. Gemma Hoskins of Jarretsville Elementary School has taught for 17 years and was praised for broadening students learning experiences and shaping well rounded inquisitive learners. Frederick County added Martha Meadows a math teacher at Frederick High School to the representation.
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Baltimore
Harford County
Maryland
Gemma Hoskins
Jarretsville
Frederick County
Martha Meadows
Frederick High School
Mount Airy Seeks More Say in Regional Development
Mount Airy officials pressed four regional counties Frederick Carroll Howard and Montgomery to heighten town input at a master plan workshop. Planning chair Fred Goundry noted residents rely on Mount Airy for services while Bamberger warned the town would serve a population five times larger. Commission member Bill Teppig proposed a development database to track proposals and influence outcomes.
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Mount Airy
Frederick
Carroll
Howard
Montgomery
Planning Commission
Fred Goundry
Teresa Bamberger
Commission
Ae Commission
Bill Teppig
Myersville Lifts Outside Water Use Ban
Myersville town officials rescind the outside water use ban after repairs to a leaking 12 inch line. The measure followed drought and a water tank failure, with four days of repair costing 30 000 to 40 000 gallons of water lost.
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Myersville
Ray Hinkle
Billy Eckstine
Mr. Hinkle
Mr.Hinkle
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Julia Robb
News-Post
Habitat For Humanity
Bellview
Kansas
Dana
Springfield
Illinois
Jerry
Turner Workshop
Middletown Burgess
Louis Lyons News-Poat
Potomac Edison Company
Monocacy Road
Dickerson
Montgomery County
Poolesville
Allegany Optical
Super Store Optical Chain
SRO Ivy
Frederick Towne Mall
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