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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1981
Page
2
A reflection on the Ninth and Tenth Commandments urges guarding heart motives and avoiding envy. Easter presents the Highest and Best life as a present reality, with examples from the Resurrection narratives. The piece emphasizes recognizing Christ nearby, even when unseen, and that true fulfillment comes from pursuing spiritual desires over material want.
Obituaries list multiple Frederick area deaths including Paul Burdette Anderson 52, Barbara L. Hott 45, and Ernest E. Fritz 62. Also notes memorials for Douglas Venable, Matthew Tyeryar, Vernon Ritter, Blanche McKimmey, William McVaney Sr and related survivors, funeral details and burial plans across Hyattstown Mount Airy Frederick and nearby communities.
Two convicted murderers Charles and Warren Franklin who escaped from Maryland Correctional Institute in March are to appear before Smyth County Virginia grand jury on May 26. Virginia charges include two counts of attempted murder for each and Warren with two gun-use counts. Convictions could add 20 years to life terms for the beating death of a Hagerstown man.
The National Weather Service predicts today showers along the Gulf of Mexico from Texas to Louisiana and extending from Arkansas into Texas. Showers also expected in the Mountain States and parts of New Mexico and Arizona.
Clorox allowed a 17 000 gallon chlorine tanker to roll from East and Fifth streets along Fine Avenue and strike a loading dock at the plant on March 15 1978. The railroad allegedly failed to supervise rolling stock prevent runaways and exercise reasonable care. Five plant workers were treated for chlorine inhalation at Frederick Memorial Hospital and a railroad worker was injured jumping from the car. A severed pipe leaked gas while a cloud drifted toward the municipal airport as the plant evacuated and nearby areas remained sealed.
Yonkers firefighters resumed duties after a 48 hour strike claiming private vehicles with officers monitored city fires from the start. Lt. Joseph Kivel said crews entered burning buildings to handle life hazards while maintaining secrecy during negotiations. Normal staffing at five stations rose to 46 at other posts.
Rocky Mountain city residents offer free hotel rooms and help to families of 15 miners killed in a methane explosion at Dutch Creek No 1 coal mine. Knotty Pine Lodge owner Al Frederickson says offerings come from shared grief and personal ties to the workers.
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