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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 2000
Page
3
Comptroller William Donald Schaefer inspects renovation at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine on 46 E Patrick St Frederick. JaNeen Smith executive director and former state Sen Charles Smelver also present. The museum is set to reopen at this location in late October.
HAGERSTOWN AP State agriculture officials have drafted standards to assure consumers their meals come from organic farms free of hormones and chemicals. Valene Frances heads the organic certification program and says regulations will be posted for comment before effect. Certification could begin by 2001 for livestock farms, with emphasis on traceability from farm to product and potential premium prices for state certified stock.
Democratic challenger DeArmon attacks incumbent Rep. Roscoe Bartlett accusing him of two faced pandering to subsidies while claiming he would oppose government perks. Bartlett retorts that DeArmon exaggerates and that Bartlett supports targeted subsidies and tax rebates.
Correction notes that James Triantis Sr obituary published Sept 29 should state the family will receive friends from 9:30 to 11:00 a.m. Monday Oct 2 at Calvary United Methodist Church Mount Airy where a memorial service will be held at 11 a.m.
Negotiators for the Lasinect of Columbia Nurses Association and Washington Hospital Center management plan to resume talks Friday after a strike began September 20 when nurses walked off the job. Officials cited tense but progressing negotiations on overtime limits scheduling and a framework for patient care issues as they discuss raises and bonuses in a three year contract.
Gaithersburg received four Smart Growth awards from Maryland officials at the State House. The honors cited the city’s Overall Smart Growth Policy guiding the master plan, redevelopment of Park Station Apartments, and smart development for Center and Market Square sites. Frederick Nevis-Pust.
Prosecutors described a long running forgery and theft scheme by a MoniCo woman, including forged endorsements and checks totaling about 72 000 dollars to a doctor and 86 000 dollars from the Cantor brothers. The case involved her husband unaware of the crimes and culminated in her arrest after she moved from a dermatologist to an office manager position.
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