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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1994

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All race elections begin in South Africa a historic vote starts

Black South Africans left hospitals and shacks to cast ballots as bomb blasts aimed to disrupt the three day vote. Nelson Mandela poised to become president as more than 100000 police and army protect voters for the 400 seat National Assembly and a 88 seat Senate amid delays and bomb threats.

Johannesburg South Africa Nelson Mandela Natal Tom Motlahla Soweto Baragwanath Hospital Army National Assembly Senate

Market Edges Up In Early Trading

NEW YORK AP Stocks were mixed in early trading as blue chips rose on strong earnings and lower rates. The Dow gained 3.28 to 3709.06 by 10 am, while the Nasdaq climbed 3.12 to 733.93 and the AMEX rose 0.31 to 436.28. the NYSE composite held around 25043 and the S&P 500 slipped 0.49 to 452.22. The session followed a 57.10 point Dow gain on Monday and supported by an upbeat employment costs report.

New York Wall Street New York Stock Exchange Standard & Poor American Stock Exchange Labor Department

Police cadets pursue weapons training at Frederick academy

Fourth segment of the 37th Frederick City Police Academy notes winter weather delays on the range off Linganore Road. March brings Glock 9mm and Sig Sauer P226 practice under Officer Kane and colleagues with shotgun drills for barricade scenarios. Safety emphasis from Sgt. Tom Chase remains paramount.

Bill Green Frederick County Sheriffs John Benner Frederick City Police Mike Beattie Linganore Road Frederick County Sheriff's Office

Lavish Nixon funeral set in his California hometown

Nixon to be transported by Boeing 707 from New York to Yorba Linda for a state funeral in his birthplace. He will be buried Wednesday near his childhood home at the Nixon Library and Birthplace, with eulogies from President Clinton and others. His casket viewing will be open to the public for 23 hours straight in Yorba Linda.

Yorba Linda Calif Richard Nixon California New York Nixon Clinton Britain Hillary Rodham Clinton House Judiciary Committee Ixon Ken Khachigian Mr. Nixon Pat Capitol Congress

Landis Jewelry founder’s widow dies at 67 in Frederick

Anna Kathryn Kitty Landis 67 of 909 Pontiac Ave Frederick died Monday April 25 at home She and husband John B Landis Jr owned Landis Jewelry in downtown Frederick The store has operated over 100 years They were married 37 years Born October 29 1926 Walkersville She worked for CPA Ted T Mercer 11 years She was active in Evangelical Lutheran Church AMVETS Auxiliary Post 2 and Ladies American Legion Post 11 Surviving husband two sons David Walkersville and Jeff Landis Frederick sisters and brothers listed Continued on Page A4

Anna Kathryn Kitty” Warrenfeltz Landis Pontiac Ave Frederick Ted T. Mercer Evanglical Lutheran Church Amvets Auxiliary Ladies American Legion Hus Dave Walkersville Je! Landis Peggy

Serbs lag behind in heavy arms withdrawal

London AP reports Bosnian Serbs lag behind a NA' ultimatum to pull heavy weapons 12 miles from Gorazde while a new contact group including the US and Russia considers a diplomatic push. Warren Christopher and Douglas Hurd warned of an air strike if the deadline is missed. Christopher heads to Geneva to meet Russia's Andrei Kozyrev.

London Gorazde Bosnia Warren Christopher Christopher Douglas Hurd United States Russia European Union United Nations Geneva Switzerland Andrei Kozyrev Hurd

Sinkhole Closes Short Section of Catoctin Hollow Rd

Thurmont reports a sinkhole has blocked Catoctin Hollow Road between U S 15 and Mink Farm Road. A hole under the road from two water pipes measures about 1.5 feet at the surface and 4 feet wide below the bed. The road is closed while officials assess the cause and plan repairs, with a possible reopening in a day or two using a steel plate.

Thurmont Catoctin Hollow U.S. 15 Mink Farm Road Don Crum Crum

Genstar union picksets seeks talks at Frederick plant

About 50 United Steelworkers members at Genstar Stone Products in Frederick picketed early Tuesday asking for contract talks. A Wednesday meeting is planned with management. Union says health insurance and eight hour day are key. company seeks six hour guarantee. Other plants, including Rockville, also affected.

Nancy Luse jews-Post Genstar Stone Products Company East South Street Frederick Grove Slater Washington, D.C Rockville

Sheetz Appeal Moves to Frederick Circuit Court

The Frederick City Planning Commission’s rejection of a proposed Sheetz at Shookstown Road and Rosemont Avenue is appealed to the Frederick County Circuit Court. The four hour meeting drew a standing room crowd as traffic concerns were cited as the main reason for denial.

Frederick G. Randall Whittenberger Deane Savage Barbara Rogers Planning Commission City Planning Commission Whittenberger Circuit Court H. Thomas Summers Commission

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S. Africa Tina Susman Associated Press Frederick City Police Academy News-Post Frederick City Robert Kane David Gearinger Diane Hawker Sgt Tom Chase Michael Fleeman White House Plete Barbara Kiley Anna Landis Barry Schweid Catoctin Hollow Rd Genstar Union Larry Slater Harpers Ferry W. Va United Steelworkers 81-A Genstar Bernie Grove Sheetz Jessica Gregg Mr. Summers Joyce Hoffman Wilson Place Inside the News John Julie Mayer Ah Cananer Lene Etendbeenensas Dennteny Ste Stan Rass Frederick News ASA
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