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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1991

Page

4

Singapore student burned in gas tank incident at high school

Principal Dr Bohlander and safety officials review the accident in a Singapore Maryland classroom where a student was burned during welding near a gas tank. Six students were in the class under Hawthorne's supervision as investigators from the state fire marshal and Frederick Underwriters probe compliance. Counseling for students remains available.

McGrew Hawthorne Michael Boblander Frederick Bohlander Singapore

Obituaries: Wortman Strine Mahammitt and Long deaths listed

Obituaries note the deaths of Raymond S Wortman 67 of Frederick MD on April 9 burial plans to be announced. Marianna Strine 68 of New Windsor died April 9 in Baltimore after an 18 month illness with services April 12 in New Windsor. Robert Anthony Mahammitt Jr 21 of Baltimore died April 7 with wake April 11 and funeral April 11 in Baltimore. Margaret Lillian Long 66 of Woodsboro died April 9 after a seven month illness with services April 12 at Rocky Hill Lutheran Church and burial at Rocky Hill Cemetery. Arrangements by local funeral homes noted.

Raymond Samuel Wortman Third St Frederick Mary E Keeney) Wortman Stauffer Funeral Home Opossumtown Pike Marianna Strine New Windsor Levindale Geriatric Center Baltimore Carroll County Walter R Ethel Haines Strine Strine Church of the Brethren Helen Reese Mount Pleasant Ethel King Sykesville Rose Smith Marston Dolly Dickensheets Near New Windsor Robert Strine DeBray Fla Dorothy Yingling Ralph W. Strine Paul N. Strine Sr D.D. Hartzler Paul N. Leatherman Sams Creek Church Sams Creek Cathy Wright Shelia Carter Joan Davis Delores Jackson Doris Turpin Abram Turpin Edwin Turpin Benjamin Turpin Thereree Turpin Shede Mahammitt John Mahammitt Diane Anderson Mahammitt Mahammitt Edward Turpin McDonald Turpin Shamira Mabammitt William C. March E. North Ave Cedar Hill Cemetery Josett Goins Bethel A.M.E Margaret Lillian Long Woodsboro Rd Woodsboro Frederick County Carl Lee Grace M. Beard Keeney Reginald ‘‘Ben’’ Long Dorcas Rd

Schaefer Defends Tax Plans Amid State Fiscal Fears

Schaefer backed changes to kidney dialysis funding after listening to residents. He warned of a $340 million deficit next year and said taxes must rise. He noted Linowes taxes were enacted despite earlier opposition and urged focus on more state revenue. He cited Frederick County benefiting from capital projects and funding.

General Assembly Linowes Schaefer Frederick County Carroll Creek

City youth Bowie to face trial in devastating case

Grossnickle linked handwriting experts to notes from the county detention center. Bowie urged violence in letters and claimed a weapon hidden at a wall near the Medical Center. Police have not recovered the gun. Bowie’s history spans multiple juvenile charges, all dropped, with testimonies characterizing him as ungovernable and a potential danger if released. He faces a June 14 suppression hearing and a July 8 jury trial.

Grossnickle Bowie Nash Sam B Matt Riley Department of Juvenile Services Riley Heather Ridge Rosa Snowden Mr. Riley Frederick Dennis Taney Avenue Jamaica James Mr. Iskander Robert Servacek Frederick City Walkersville Cpl Servacek Cpl. Servacek Stillrich Dwyer

Lawmakers spar as taxes pass and vetoes loom

Sizable tax measures passed including cigarettes, snack foods, and closing income tax loopholes for stock dividends and capital gains, raising about 91 million. Governor Schaefer criticized legislators for threats of a May special session and signaled possible vetoes on speed limit and open meetings bills. Two Frederick bills changed titles and created a dinner theater liquor license.

Sion Schaefer General Assembly State Highway Administration Frederick Ellicott City

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