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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1999

Page

9

Night Crossing Witnesses Albanian Border Chaos

In a fragmentary report from THE NEWS, observers describe a midnight crossing toward the Albanian border with refugees recounting a carnage scene at the convoy park. A witness spoke of bodies, tangled areas, and severed limbs as Serb artilleryfire reportedly landed inside the area.

Mamees Saban Abaral Sore Eng Neer

Wooldridge in Maryland murder case faces life review

The case centers on Wooldridge and accomplices Nance and Jensen in the 1990 killing of Whitman near the Potomac River bridge. Wooldridge entered an Alford plea after prosecutors dropped life without parole demands, claiming innocence as his trial proceeds.

Maryland Nance Wooldridge Alford Thomas Barse Ridge Jensen Mr. Pilkington Whitman Frederick

Frederick County schools seek funding tweak to boost programs

Board members debate a revised eight point seven million dollar appeal funded by anticipated fiscal year surplus and federal state grants. They aim to extend the dyslexia program to all schools, expand reading specialists, bolster math and English performance, fund technology upgrades, and hire teachers for home visits while addressing building repairs and staff training.

David Gray Diane Penn Penn Tiona Hogan Terre Roy Rhoder Ick Rhodenck John L. Thompson Jr Hal Keller

Suburban Belgrade Hit by State TV Transmission Outages

The state run Tanjug agency reported that ten towns in the Belgrade suburbs faced interruptions as NATO air strikes were observed around Kosovo. The reports mention city areas experiencing transmitter outages and broadcasts under state control.

Miley Peereee Belgrade Tanjug NATO Kosovo

Driver Killed After Collision Says Trooper Cibula

Trooper First Class Andy Cibula reported that Mr. Lovalvo, not wearing a seatbelt, was ejected and in cardiac arrest upon rescue arrival after the crash. State authorities continued to investigate the fatal incident on page A-L.

Andy Cibula Mr. Lovalvo Cibula

Public private road project eyed for city center

Retail center backers led by Mr. LaPlaca plan a $2.2 million design and construction of a road. Carl Starkey cites a 1996 traffic analysis predicting gains with an interchange. Giegerich says the city could recoup a $1 million investment in four years. mayor absent, aldermen delay action pending further discussion.

LaPlaca Horning State Highway Administration Carl Starkey Giegerich Jim Grimes

FACT Proposal Faces I-70 Ramp Leins Challenge

FACT proposes a new road over I-70 affecting Genstar property and stormwater ponds. A new bridge would be required at added cost, while FACT’s Rich McCoy argues permanent improvements justify the expense. SHA district engineer Bob Fisher says the administration will review the request closely.

Ponds Fact Rich McCoy McCoy Bob Fisher SHA FACT

Rumored race track plan stirs noise and concern in Glen Burnie

Citizens and advisory commission members raise alarm over a potential large race track by Chesapeake Motorsports. They fear noise, disruption to Riverwalk and Dearbought, and improper process while officials say the project is only a rumor and will require public discussion and zoning consideration.

Rosenstock Chesapeake Motorsports Glen Burnie Bell City Planning Commission CSR Hydro Ed Asmonga Riverwalk CSR Advisory Commission Asmonga Harris, Smariga & Associates Planning Commission Meta Nash Ms. Nash Nash Blaine Young

Toddler Survives 30-Foot Fall After Window Breaks

In St Paul a 21 month old boy escaped serious harm after knocking out a window latch on a third floor unit and falling about 30 feet onto grass below. Police say the child landed among glass shards but suffered no injuries. Mother Jody Waring was nearby in the bathroom when it happened.

ST. Paul, Minn Anthony Waring Dana Jabs Jabs Anthony Jody Waring

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