03 Apr 1993
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1993
Page
1
Erica Chr rws Post Staff notes the arrival of spring with blooming crocuses and forsythias and reminds readers to set clocks forward one hour at 2 a.m. Sunday. The article cites daylight saving history from 1918 to 1986 and urges smoke detector maintenance for safety.
March brought extreme weather with Frederick recording 959 inches of rain and about 23 inches of snow while Baltimore logged 8.12 inches. State police noted a rare warm spell on March 30 with 67 degrees and a cold day on March 15 reaching minus four. Local rainfall totals far exceeded average figures and nearby rivers faced flooding threats near Point of Rocks and Frederick, with the Susquehanna and other streams prompting emergency measures.
The Frederick News Post notes its use of 100 percent recycled paper and highlights its recyclable format. The statement emphasizes environmental materials and sustainability in the newspaper's production.
New York AP report shows stocks plunging on Friday amid weak job data and rising bond yields. The Dow Jones fell 68.63 to 3,370.81, posting a 4 to 1 decline in favor of decliners on the NYSE with 1,618 down, 394 up and 480 unchanged. Volume reached 326.24 million shares.
The Moser family defense of Maple Run Golf Course near Thurmont ends with a win after a long clash with Maryland regulators. Accused in 1992 of non permitted filling and disturbing Hunting Creek, the Mosers defended their construction and permit compliance, noting decades of land stewardship and cooperation with engineers.
Frederick City Police pursue the bingo theft case against two Independent Hose Co members amid prior private investigation by Tim May. Confessions reportedly signed by both members exist, with police not disclosing amounts. one member resigned, the other remains a life honoree, and no police contact yet.
Monocacy Middle School seventh grader Jeff Raedy won the Maryland Geography Bee at Bowie State University after besting 102 contestants. He earned a trip to Washington DC to face state winners for the national title, with a $25,000 college scholarship awaiting the national winner. Jeff began geography at a young age, studied intensely, and scored near 1,100 on the SAT through a Johns Hopkins gifted program.
Maurice Tuck Moser 102 of Lutherville formerly Emmitsburg died Friday at Good Samaritan Hospital Baltimore He was a charter member of Toms Creek United Methodist Church American Legion Francis X Elder Post 121 Emmitsburg and VFW Post 6658 He served in World War I and is survived by two daughters eight grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and a sister Funeral services will be at 11 am Tuesday at Toms Creek United Methodist Church Interment in Keysville Union Cemetery Contributions may be made to Toms Creek United Methodist Church
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