City awaits court ruling on curfew law in Frederick
Frederick officials await the Maryland Court of Appeals decision on the city curfew for youths under 18 from 1 to 6 a.m. on weekdays and weekends. Police chief Raffensberger urged reinstate the law amid vandalism and community support, while aldermen weigh a revised version and potential costs.
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Court of Appeals
Maryland
Dallas
U.S. Supreme Court
Frets
Derick
Regis Raffensberger
Maj
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North Market Street
App
Lynn Tilery
Dallas Law
Frances Baker
Charleston
Sally Murphy
Jon Kreissig
Kreissig
Rookies at Parkway Elem Get Veteran Schoolyard Advice
First graders at Parkway Elementary enter a new classroom and seek guidance from older peers who share blunt, classroom civic wisdom. Fourth and eighth graders speak on confidence behavior and studying hard to earn college futures, urging proper attire and helpful conduct amid lunchroom debates.
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Parkway Elementary
Frederick County
Parkway
Homentary School
U S Hopes Refugee Crisis Is Easing Amid Talks
Washington officials say the daily Cuban boat arrivals have fallen after a harsh stretch and weather disruptions. Officials report 118 interceptions on a day with 253 arrivals in total, while talks with Cuba aim to ease migration through legal channels and cooperation.
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Florida
Fidel Castro
Galinso
MacNeille
New York
Michael Ske
Latin America
U.S
Justice Department
Nion
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White House
Ee Dee Myers
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Dauza
Immuag
Board Advocates Courts Martial for Five AWACS Crewmen
A military board in Washington recommends courts martial for up to five members of an AWACS aircraft crew over the friendly fire downing of two U S Army helicopters. The finding points to possible negligence in the incident and specifies proceedings to determine accountability.
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AWACS
Washington
U.S. Army
Iraq
Pentagon
Air Force
Frederick man given 18 months in firebombing case
A Frederick man, Robert Charles Eichelberger, 34, was convicted for tossing a bottle of flammable liquid onto the Heartly House shelter porch in May 1993. He received 18 months suspended to 18 months on a 10 year arson-related sentence, plus 10 years for an altered check, with most terms suspended by Judge Rollins.
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Robert Charles Eichelberger
Heartly House
Hichelberger
West Patrick Street
Frederick County
Herbert L. Rollins
Reeder, 67, County Commissioner, 1990–1994 Budget Votes
Reeder, the county's oldest commissioner, a Democratic member since 1990, opposed three of four budgets for fiscal restraint. Though praised as the most fiscally conservative, he calls himself a moderate on budget matters and has generally opposed tax increases. The story notes his repeated losses in votes.
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Reeder
Hook
Hogan eyes board free of micro managers in bid for office
Martha Eliassen reports Hogan, a 46 year old attorney and UM System Board of Regents member, plans to run as a Republican after Little League ends. She says public service fits her life and cites family, community ties, and a drive to keep busy as motivation. (Continued on Page A-4)
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Little League
Ms. Hogan
University of Maryland System Board of Regents
Derick County
Lance
Gan
Woodbine Youth Forges Beef Cattle Dreams
Agriculture note highlights a Woodbine youth making cattle dream come true with a feature on Page. Weather outlook calls for fair tonight with lows near 6 and Wednesday's partly sunny skies with highs in the low eighties. Sports mentions the Frederick Keys failing to gain ground on the Wilmington Blue Rocks. page reference included.
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Frederick Keys
Wilmington Blue Rocks
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