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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1998
Page
4
Multiple brief obituaries record deaths in Dover Westminster Frederick and surrounding towns. Names include Charlotte Mae Woodyard, Leo C Jamison, Mildred A Nehouse, Ruthedna Zeller, and Elmer Rudel Nikirk Sr with family survivors, service dates, and burial plans at local churches and cemeteries.
A compact listing of events and notices including the Maryland Lottery Powerball, Coral Weekend entertainment, Brick Arts Council activities, cancer calendar updates, Delaplaine Visual Art Center programs, religious events, and a school weather advisory. Also notes time signals for the 1985 Homework Hotline sponsored by Soules Motors in Ol Fredench County tourism.
Funeral services for Earl G. Sigler of 8038 Bolivar Road Middletown who died Saturday March 28 were Tuesday March 30 at Pleasant View Church of the Brethren in Burkittsville. Pastor Teri E. Greiser officiated with bearers James Doody George Moser Harold Moser George Sheetenhelm Bill Sowers and Donald Toms. Interment followed in the church cemetery with Donald B. Thompson Funeral Home Middletown in charge.
Raymond G. Armstead 27 of Columbia Maryland was killed March 25 on the Baltimore Washington Parkway while aiding stranded motorists. He became Maryland state police 37th line of duty death, buried in Middleton Massachusetts with full honors and 21 gun salute.
In New York a 22 year old woman Suzana Piamenta and her Jack Russell Cloe were trapped as an elevator dropped into a flooded basement after a water main broke. Building staff freed them with the car partially submerged, both survived with Piamenta treated and released from hospital.
Delegate Sue Hecht's bill making sexual relations between prison guards and inmates a misdemeanor passed the Maryland House on a 128-4 vote. A Senate version exists. conference likely. Hecht said power imbalances invalidate consent and urged passage despite committee resistance.
After two years of debate in the General Assembly, the Maryland Senate tentatively approves a bill to designate milk as the state drink mixed with notes that the House already passed it and Gov. Glendening’s signature would finalize. Senator Paul Stull, R-Frederick, chairs the measure as the bill awaits a final vote.
Frederick County Commissioners appoint 13 members to the new Historic Preservation Commission to administer the county’s historic preservation plan. Names include Krista McGowan, Mary Richeimer, Jim Belcher, William Crum, G Bernard Callan Jr, Ray Compton, Steve Elder, April Fehr and Michael Powell. Alternates Chris T. Matthews and Nicholas Wood named.
Linda Sollars, an aviation maintenance student at Frederick Community College, won the Flight Safety International Maintenance Scholarship at the Ninth Annual Women in Aviation Conference in Denver. She was the sole recipient, earning a $4500 Cessna Citation V maintenance course at the Cessna training center in Wichita.
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