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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1988
Page
3
The courtroom debated whether a brain defect should aggravate the Dock murder case. Judges probed Capt. Hitzeman and Capt. Plotkin on guidance given to Pfc. Dock to admit guilt and the link to robbery. Dock’s mother praised the judges for sharp, essential legal questions.
Mount Airy town council approved bids for water system improvements a sludge truck and equipment to clean lines. They also decreased bond withholding for developers from 25 to 10 percent and considered a fees in lieu option for park land. Residents petitioned over water issues on Wooden Bridge Lane as engineers plan to review.
Frederick County sheriff investigates property damage on Revelation Avenue Walkersville where a vehicle owned by Joyce Ann Stafford 644 Main St Worcester NY had a smashed passenger window and bent driver side frame casing about 500 dollars in damage deputy Gary Morton leads the inquiry
Funeral services for Glenn Edward Gustafson 62 of 21 Frederick Ave Frederick were conducted at 2 p m Monday April 4 at the Frederick Funeral Home of Robert E Dailey & Son with Rev David C Dawson of Centennial Memorial United Methodist Church officiating Joseph Price sang How Great Thou Art with Madeline Young on organ Interment will be private and at the family's convenience He was married to Ethel Jackson Gustafson
Nova Pharmaceutical Corp and Nova Technology Limited Partnership announced that clinical testing has begun for a new patented treatment to block common cold symptoms after FDA approval. The move marks the start of human testing for the therapy at Baltimore facilities.
President Daniel Ortega called the U S aid package for Contra rebels illegal as talks near a third round on the 60 day cease fire. He warned the United States cannot decide Nicaragua s government and noted the truce allows humanitarian aid only. Reagan signed the aid package though it contains no weapons and totals 48 million dollars.
Mrs. Snodgrass, dental assistant and vice chair of Frederick County Republican Central Committee, wins the Middletown burgess contest per the town charter. The April 11 meeting will feature a brief adjournment after old business and the gavel strike, with her returning as burgess. The big issue is a proposed State Highway Administration bypass. county commissioners plan an April 19 public meeting to decide on a southern corridor, with calls to consider northern and southern routes before ruling.
A fragmentary allegory traces the growth of a square stone through schooling to completion as a rounded object with a degree. The piece laments education's impact on its edges and identity, culminating in a promised land where learning and status converge.
In a March 22 incident two teens attacked a woman as neighbors watched. Mr Allison described a longish haired man in a baseball cap on top of the victim before both assailants fled. Police urge tips to 694 2126 or Crime Solvers at 663 3200 as residents push to revive a neighborhood watch.
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