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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1995
Page
1
Steven P. Duvall, 50, of South Market Street Frederick died when a 15 by 80 foot exterior brick wall at the old Frederick Iron and Steel foundry collapsed during trench work. The accident occurred at 701 East Street as MOSH and other officials investigated the site.
Washington reports depict a graphic image of a soldier's remains as hearings begin into the April 1994 friendly fire downing of two Army Black Hawk helicopters over Iraq, killing Spec. Jeffrey Colbert of Middletown and 25 others. Family members urge accountability while critics say investigations were incomplete and benefits delayed.
At 26 Jose Quinones notes the crowd skews young as teens and college students fill the race track infield for a loud rock concert. Teens throng in shaggy shorts while others wallow in mud and the band delivers harsh riffs as Quinones, wearing a clean cap and T shirt, says he’s not old yet and keeps seeking new albums.
Frederick residents persist with roadside fruit and vegetable stands despite extreme heat. Vendors cite steady demand and a lifestyle draw, while shoppers insist locally grown fruit tastes superior to supermarket fare.
Frederick County Commissioners asked local farmers to head a task force to draft a right-to-farm ordinance protecting farm operations from neighbor complaints. Using Carroll County's model, the plan seeks broad protections and public education, with input from the Farm Bureau and handling varied issues such as noise smells and flies.
Col Merle Snyder will relinquish command at Fort Detrick on Aug 29 after serving since 1993 and will become executive officer to the Surgeon General of the Army at the Pentagon. He will be replaced by Col Henry Tuell III of Fort Sam Houston, a noted Army Medical Command chief of staff.
In Frederick County more than 500 children are registered for home schooling in 1995 96. Julie Wesolek guides her children Jamie age 9 Mary age 6 and Anne Elizabeth 1 at home choosing a faith centered classic education and teaching style. Maryland allows home education without teaching certificates or mandatory tests, while families must file a notice with the school system two weeks before starting.
Local women travel with the Up With People troupe to perform at Weinberg Theatre. The tour highlights community performance and outreach, showcasing dancers singers and volunteers from area groups.
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