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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1995
Page
4
A fragment from the Frederick Maryland newspaper text shows partial title and terse line about a local item. The readable bits indicate a short local reference or ad note without full context or details.
Cemetery directors in Fairview reaffirmed a no planting policy after debates sparked by Dana Holland and his family. Bernard Brown said the rule prevents liability and mowing issues, though Parcheck argued well maintained flowers honor the deceased. He acknowledged support from Dana's family, who asked for guidelines rather than a ban.
District delegates Donald Elliott and Louise Snodgrass voiced concern over a tax bill citing lack of public discussion and input. Paul Stull and Sen. Tim Ferguson warned it could erode checks and balances while Brent Brinkley sought to return the bill to second reading to remove Frederick County.
The Colbert family awaits Purple Hearts for Jeffrey Colbert killed in an incident tied to friendly fire. A congressional bill by Rep Lamar Smith would allow such awards for peacekeeping casualties. Capt Jim Wang faces court martial for dereliction at Tinker Air Force Base. five AWACS officers face dropped charges.
Charlie Baker stepped down as president and board member of the Lake Singapore Association after board members cited eight reasons including two pending lawsuits and alleged dual actions without fellow directors’ knowledge. Baker said she resigned to avoid ineffectiveness while remaining an active community member.
Phoenix AP report says Christopher M. Meehl, 35, and seven others pleaded guilty to using explosives in 1993 to blast a Salt River rapid, reducing a 6 foot quartz lodge into a mild thrill. Meehl received three years probation and 216 hours of community service. other sentences were pending or deferred.
Parents describe persistent racial slurs affecting students since kindergarten as several call for multicultural education and minority representation. School leaders acknowledge concerns and plan council meetings and counselor discussions to address sensitivity, with actions to follow.
City officials and Cresap Gun Club leaders clash over a draft lease for the airport rifle range watershed property amid a flood of newspaper fliers. NRA helped circulate the notice causing misperceptions about muzzleloading bans and line limits while club president Varrechia argues for safe use and neighborly terms.
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