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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1999
Page
11
At Hillcrest Elementary two votes failed to establish a district dress code while Heather Ridge enforces a strict policy since February. Parents favor a survey into uniforms, and the proposal would restrict logos to small sizes and limit colors and styles for shirts, pants, skirts, and accessories.
Frederick area resident Pete Connelly reports his 8 inch plastic fox, a gift from a grandchild, vanished from his Shields Evergreen Point Village lawn. A letter signed Foxy arrived from Frederick dated April 19 with a photo showing the toy at Wal-Mart and promising more adventures. The note brings relief and a plan to safeguard the other lawn ornaments while awaiting Foxy’s return.
NATO leaders, firm on pressing Milosevic, move to future questions. Clinton calls for alliance modernization as Kosovo dominates talks. Discussions cover regional stability, oil embargo steps via Montenegro, and a broad strategic concept including a European Security and Defense Identity and talks on NATO UN relations.
Frederick County Narcotics Task Force officers arrested Lauel Hassinlee Gatewood, 21, of Frederick and a female juvenile from New York at the Econo Lodge on Md. 355 at 3:30 a.m. They faced multiple drug charges including possession and conspiracy. Seized were 18.5 grams of crack cocaine worth about 1800 dollars, 6 grams of marijuana worth about 20 dollars, and 861 dollars in cash.
Maryland congressman Robert Ehrlich outlines priorities including environmental regulation, redevelopment in Frederick County, and business climate. He differentiates slots from casinos, supports evaluating gambling amid public opposition, and criticizes Maryland's high cost of living and one party politics. He positions himself as independent on abortion and calls for reform of workers compensation and Social Security investments.
Rabbi Morris Kosman of Beth Shalom Synagogue spoke at a service urging remembrance of Nazi murder, ghettos, and looted Jewish businesses. He warned hate spreads like a disease, linked World War II deaths to intolerance, cited Columbine, and opposed ground troops in Kosovo while condemning violence.
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