Rescued dancer Arthur Bell, 71, found on Brooklyn street
Arthur Bell, a 71 year old once affiliated with Paris and London dance circles, was found homeless and frostbitten in Brooklyn. Social worker Maria Mackin helped verify his past as a pioneering black dancer with ties to Ashton Fonteyn and Baldwin. He now recuperates in a nursing home awaiting Medicaid and hopes to fund a scholarship for minority dancers.
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Pilot Rescued After Cessna Entangled In Power Lines
A Cessna 150L attempting to land at Boeing Field became entangled in power lines, leaving pilot Mike Warren stranded upside down 60 feet above a highway for nearly four hours. Rescuers stabilized the plane, lowered a basket, and retrieved Warren who was said to be lucid and unharmed beyond precautionary neck support.
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Jawbone Confederate soldier to be buried in Hagerstown
The jawbone of a Confederate soldier, kept in a Michigan museum for 30 years, will be buried in Washington Cemetery in Hagerstown. Charles Goolsby leads the plan for a proper burial, honoring Confederate veterans from Antietam and South Mountain.
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Roche finalist in Maryland teen pageant
Cassandra Roche a 13 year old daughter of Michael and Carol Roche of Frederick has been chosen as a finalist in the 1998 Maryland National Teen Ager Scholarship Program to be staged at Gov Thomas Johnson High School Frederick April 17 18 The state finals lead to the 27th National Teen Ager Program at Opryland USA July 25 August 1 1998 She is sponsored by Waldo B Harshberger D D S Record Studio and St Timothy s Roman Catholic Church She is an honor student at Monocacy Middle School.
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City seeks to fill vacancy on Frederick Electrical Board
The City of Frederick seeks a city-licensed master electrician to fill a board vacancy. The appointee must attend daytime meetings as needed to discuss electrical issues for the city and its electricians. Submit a letter of interest and a résumé to Susan Harding at 101 N Court St by April 14. For questions call 301-694-1380.
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School Crowding Pushes Redistricting Review for 2004 Plan
Frederick High School is projected to reach 2,260 students as a new Bal linger Creek area high school is slated to open in 2004. The school board weighs redistricting and modified schedules to ease crowding. Elsewhere, city and county officials debated Waterside water service costs and feasibility. No decision on total costs or water pricing. county must connect within 11 months amid contamination and supply concerns.
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Judge Acquits After Questionable Stop In Drug Investigation
Judge Coolahan found the 150 foot alley stop without headlights illegal though the officer claimed probable cause to interrupt a suspected drug deal. Cpl Stuart testified the car lingered near an open air market while two cyclists fled, and the judge labeled the stop a bad technicality despite acquitting Mr Roberts.
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Carjacking Suspect Identified After Woman Foils Theft
Police say a man with a knife threatened a woman in a Ford sports car. Donnie Lease helped persuade the suspect to tell officers. Padinha, initially denying involvement, was arrested after the victim identified him. Officers Hansell and Klingensmith led the inquiry.
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Passover Traditions Told At Seder By Dr Gordon
Dr Gordon described Passover practices including matzo and the hiding of a piece during the meal. He recalled his grandfather promising a quarter for returning the cracker but declining payment during the holiday. The Haggadah and its narrative purpose were highlighted.
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Ballenger Creek Elementary Mourns Loss Of First Grader
A first grader from Ballenger Creek Elementary drowned after jumping into a creek while with peers. Rescue efforts by police fire and volunteers continued through the evening. The school plans supportive actions for students and staff after the tragedy.
Maryland dairy price supports spark legislative clash
Governor's push for a dairy price supports bill fuels its revival though opponents warn of higher milk costs for consumers. Sen Boozer vows further amendments while others defend the measure as stabilizing prices and saving farms amid rising competition and a large surplus.
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St Johns Discrimination Claims Center on School Rules and Basketball
In a Frederick County court hearing, discrimination claims at St Johns focused on recruiting and treatment of basketball players amid a 238 student body with 25 Black students. The judge ordered students back to school pending trial, while disputes over discipline and moral conduct were debated by attorneys and a bench conference. The case moved to federal court, with a state injunction dissolved and eventual notice of dismissal posted.
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Cumberland hospital merger affirmed
In Cumberland Maryland Memorial hospital directors voted to affiliate with Sacred Heart, a move that ends the debate though sparks continued opposition. Dr Fred Miltenberger warned of creeping Catholic control over reproductive services amid community bitterness and skepticism about the merger.
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