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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1994
Page
3
In a court session detailed here, Terry Caudill reacted with a scream of Oh may God, no after an acquittal. The judge ordered a pre sentence investigation and set sentencing for June. The defense argued credibility of witnesses noting limited physical evidence and a contested history.
Next week is work session time to set the county property tax rate of 2.26 per 100 assessed value and aim to pass a budget by June 7. Several groups seek funding including Frederick and Catoctin Soil Conservation district 14631, Frederick County Historical Society 770, Frederick Arts Council 9600, Civil Air Patrol 3665, Community Center 5050, Youth Services 10000, Affordable Housing Council 150000, Greater Frederick Development Corp 50000, Forest Conservancy 4000, City of Brunswick at Frederick Municipal Airport 110990, Food Resources Inc 4800, Baltimore Museum of Art 5000, Baltimore Symphony Orchestra 10000, Substance Abuse Advisory Council 30000, and Washington County Hospital ALS training unit 16000.
Detric million in existing funds to begin design of a government controlled vaccine production facility housing about 200 at peak. A House Armed Services subcommittee study asked whether vaccines should be produced commercially or in a government plant, with sites including Fort Detrick Maryland Edgewood Arsenal Maryland Pine Bluff Arsenal Arkansas Dugway Proving Ground Utah and Jefferson Proving Ground Indiana among candidates.
Dr. Bengali promotes a community festival publicized in Baltimore Washington and as far north as Gettysburg to honor the nation’s diverse cultures. The event will feature Native American Greek Chinese Irish Indian German and African representations with volunteers and sponsors sought to boost downtown business and show appreciation for the new home in Frederick.
Hershey told jurors Caudill faced an armed assault and was terrified. She urged jurors to weigh witness testimony describing the victim as distressed upset and crying during the incident.
A group began hitting Mr. Zane oe sou, and money. One assailant lunged at Mr. Zaruba and stabbed him in the abdomen with a four toton-inch blade, leaving him unaware of the injury at the moment of the attack.
County reports nitrate levels in Clover Hill III water pose risk to infants under six months and advises bottled water supply until removal system completes. New well reached 11.5 to 12.4 mg/L. other well high but details unavailable. Removal system planned at a cost of 40 000 to 60 000 dollars. call numbers provided for bottled water access.
Rebels push toward Kigali from three sides while government forces evacuate officers families in the city center. Mortar and small arms duels flare as a looming assault appears possible, with refugees swelling near the Tanzanian border and Gitarama growing deserted. An anonymous U.N. source notes the encirclement strategy.
Frederick resident John Zaruba was stabbed on South Carroll Street after a confrontation with three attackers. Police quickly arrested three suspects, Tobery, Bowens, and McCoy, with varying bail amounts. Zaruba, who survived surgery, hopes the incident spurs a downtown Neighborhood Watch and reduces crime opportunities.
Sen. Sarbanes announced a major federal grant to widen and lengthen bridges on I-270 between Germantown and Clarksburg. The project costs about 43.5 million dollars with a 90-10 federal to state funding split. Lanes will stay open during peak hours with possible off-peak closures.
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