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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 09, 1997

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Directory for Students to Include Gay Support Groups

A telephone directory for Frederick County Public Schools next year approved by the Family Life Advisory Committee moves to the school board. The booklet lists community groups aiding teens on pregnancy and abuse, with aSexual Identity page featuring SMYAL and P FLAG numbers amid debate over promoting homosexual lifestyles.

Frederick County Family Life Advisory Committee Frederick County Board of Education Krystal Picazo Interagency Council On Sexual Minority Youth Assistance League SMYAL Parents, Friends and Families of P-Flag Youth Crisis Shereika

Family seeks tips on Susan Hurley Harrison murder on Unsolved Mysteries

Family and investigators urge viewers to recall details about Susan Hurley Harrison missing since August 1994 and later found remains. NBC program re airs a November segment hoping new information prompts arrest in the Ruxton woman’s case. A $6000 reward is offered for tips leading to conviction.

Wolfsville Susan Hurley Harrison Ruxton Molly Hurley Moran Ms. Harrison Georgia NBC James J. Harrison Jr Timonium Hayes Road Frederick County Harrison

County delegation generally pleased with legislation

Frederick County lawmakers assess the General Assembly session as mostly positive for local issues with some statewide successes. Senate and House members rate local results varying from A to C, noting failed deferred measures such as real estate transfer tax, privatization of the economic development commission, and a bodily fluids felony bill, while some statewide reforms pass.

Annapolis Frederick County General Assembly Parris Glendening Timothy Ferguson Frederick Carroll David Brinkley Frederick Brinkley Prince George’s County

Ex-fireman convicted of attempted arson in Maryland

Former Mount Airy firefighter Troy David Murdock, 23, pleaded an Alford plea Monday in Circuit Court to two counts of attempted arson plus additional charges. He was arrested Nov. 12 after a farm house fire and vehicle arson linked to a spree. sentencing set for 10 am May 29.

Westminster Mount Airy Troy David Murdock Alford Murdock Montgomery County Maryland Westminster Barrack Salerno Pizza Eldersburg Leishear Road Runkles Beetler Carroll County Jerry Barnes Barry Hughes

Wu faces criticism as Weinberg Center chief after six months

Jade Wu says vocal nay-saying and angry letters fueled a rough start as executive director. She admits missteps, silent responses, and a busi nesslike approach that clashed with the arts community. She vows to learn the center’s history and repair relations amid ongoing board discussions.

Jade Wu Weinberg Center For the Arts Ms. Wu Weinberg Center Michael Stup

Frederick Man Killed in Montrose Road Collision

Montgomery County Police report a fatal crash on Montrose Road at Tower Oaks Boulevard. David Allen Hurley, 29, of Frederick, was driving a 1989 Chevrolet I-10 pickup westbound and died at the scene after his vehicle collided with a US Postal Service truck near 5 p.m. Tuesday.

Rockville Frederick US Postal Service Montgomery County David Allen Hurley Willowdale Drive Montrose Road Tower Oaks Boulevard George Ludington Hurley

Tax Deadline Brings Odd Pranks and Threats to IRS Centers

As the tax deadline nears, IRS service centers receive returns tainted with bees bugs razor blades and threatening notes. Workers report crumpled forms bands of Band-Aids needles and even ashes and obscene photos. Officials caution that while most returns are ordinary some pranks could trigger penalties or criminal referrals.

Washington Revere IRS John DiBacco National Treasury Employees Union IRS Service Center Philadelphia Mr. DiBacco Jodi Patterson Teresa Hill Kansas City Ms Hill Fresno Tom Ochsenschlager Grant Thornton Accountants and Management Consultants New York Watc Defense Department

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