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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 01, 1996

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FrederickNet official charged with stalking and misuse

Frederick businessman FredNet official faces 15 counts of stalking and misuse after arrest Friday night by Maryland State Police. Bail set at 7500 dollars. Police say recorded calls show intent to ruin victim Craig Luecke, a former FredNet partner now suing for breach of contract. DiGennaro’s federal hacking case noted. he must appear before a federal magistrate.

Frederick Frank Salvatore DiGennaro Maryland J. Deater DiGennaro Craig Luecke New Market FredNet Luecke

U S troops aid Bosnia war crimes investigators near Srebrenica

U S troops will provide armed security this week for U N war crimes investigators near Srebrenica in eastern Bosnia as part of a NATO peacekeeping mission. Adm Leighton Smith says no major confrontations are expected though demonstrations are possible and notes gun-owners may pose hazards. A second site near Breko is also sought for U S assistance in coming weeks.

Tuzla Bosnia-Herzegovina U.N Bosnia U.S Adm Leighton Smith U.N. War Crimes Tribunal Srebrenica NATO Adm. Smith War Crimes Tribunal Breko Defense William Perry

Train safety orders delayed by years of inaction

After a Maryland MARC train crash at Silver Spring killed and injured riders, the FRA issued an emergency order four days later requiring slower speeds on trains without automatic alarms and crew communication during signal flashes. The order, two years late, echoes decades of safety pleas from officials dating to 1976 that were repeatedly ignored, with dozens of accidents and multiple lives lost due to industry opposition and regulatory reluctance.

Federal Railroad Administration FRA

March Weather Brings Warmer Weekend Then Rain

Frederick area residents enjoyed a sunny weekend after a brief cold snap. Highs reached 60s and 62 at local stations, with 35 overnight, and another rainy start to the work week followed by 40s and 50s through Friday.

Frederick Sound Source Lucille Beale Emmitsburg

Recording phone taps in Maryland faces legal limits

Maryland prohibits recording conversations without the consent of all parties unless a court authorizes intercepts in writing. State’s Attorney David Callahan notes the law treats unlawful taping as a serious crime, potentially carrying prison time and fines, and warns to obtain explicit consent on tape or in writing before recording any call or audio portion of video.

Perso Maryland Callahan Callihaw

World War I nurse Mrs. Lura Brown dies at 104

Lura E Brown formerly of Woodbine and Carroll County was named Woman of the Year in 1957. She died Saturday March 30 at Wilson HealthCare Gaithersburg after a lifetime of nursing leadership including superintendent at Mountainside Hospital Montclair New Jersey and service on the Rockefeller executive staff.

Lura E. Brown Carroll County Wilson HealthCare Gaithersburg Brown Woodbine Asbury Home Ray Brown Jie Winfield Nelson Sara A. Reid Mountainside Hospital Montclair N.J Rockefeller

Inside The News Orioles game postponed to Tuesday

Reader note indicates the Orioles game has been postponed to Tuesday due to unspecified reasons. The fragmentary text references delays and a pager message but provides no clear details on location, teams, or official statements.

Tas Orioles Tusaday Trem

Petersville woman receives rebuilt home after years in danger

Katherine Scott, longtime Petersville resident, endured a dilapidated 2 bedroom house with a sagging ceiling and five foot clearance. This weekend about 30 volunteers completed a new home built by the program, surpassing her hopes as the project earned praise for the community effort.

Katherine Scott Petersville Raritan Club Blake Myers Petersville Shady Lane

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