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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1995

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Linganore Wins State Class 2A Football Championship

Linganore High School defeated Potomac of Oxon Hill 23-20 at Byrd Stadium to claim the state Class 2A title in a seven seed over eight team playoff. The victory marks Linganore’s third fall state crown, following earlier 2A cross country and individual titles by Kristen Ritter.

College Park Linganore High School Lancers Potomac Oxon Hill University of Maryland Byrd Stadium Linganore Kristen Ritter McDonough Magruder Montgomery County

Brunswick police chief with social approach raises hopes

Brunswick, a railroad town of 5 230, has seen six police chiefs in six years. Chief Richard Freeman, only 11 weeks in office, is praised for a social worker mindset and long term problem solving. City Administrator Rick Weldon and CASS coordinator Karol Bedyk Strang say Freeman stands out.

Brunswick Richard Freeman Rick Weldon Freeman Weldon Karol Bedyk Strang Brunwick CASS Mr. Weldon Chief Freeman Richard

First NATO troops land in Bosnia

AP reports the vanguard of a 60,000 strong NATO force arriving in Bosnia and Croatia to establish peace enforcement. British communications experts reach Split, with camouflaged C-130s landing in Sarajevo carrying logistics and troops including British French Belgian and two American sergeants. The operation marks the initial 2,600 troops to lay groundwork for the full mission expected to involve 60,000 NATO forces, a third of them American.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina NATO Bosnia Croatia Split Paul Elmer U.N Eric Johnson United States Clinton U.S

Education and environment to dominate 96 Maryland session

Maryland lawmakers expect education and environment to drive the 1996 legislative session. Speaker Casper Taylor Jr. notes education reform bills focused on accountability and efficiency, with talks of income tax changes deferred to budget discussions. Tourism and capital projects may be slowed as tax impacts ripple to local government.

Annapolis Casper Taylor Jr Maryland House of Delegates Maryland Association of Counties Taylor Maryland William Amoss

Delay in hiring health technicians endangers school staff

A Frederick union official says dozens of county schools lack trained medical technicians, leading to non professionals dispensing medications to hundreds of children. The problem arises as state rules require qualified supervision by registered nurses, who themselves are to be overseen by the county health program.

Jim Wright Frederick Association of Wright Frederick County Winchester Hall Cerns State Board of Education The Frederick

Parents plead for funds to protect MSD budget

Maryland School for the Deaf parents told state delegates MSD budget must be uncuttable. They described MSD as an agency rather than a school and urged legislation to classify it as a public school to stabilize funding. Maureen Livingston cried while detailing antiquated toys computers and furniture.

Maryland School For the Deaf State of Maryland Budget Protection Committee Maureen Livingston MSD

Redskins beat Cowboys 24 to 17 for second win this season

The Washington Redskins defeated Dallas 24-17 marking their second victory over the Cowboys this season. The Frederick News-Post note appears in the edition printed on 100 percent recycled paper and recycled content.

Washington Redskins Dallas Cowboys Frederick

Birds Drop Mess Across Frederick Residents

City residents report swarms of birds, mainly starlings, wetting cars and yards with droppings. Sue Shatto says evenings on Rockwell Terrace are frightening as birds flush out, while others describe having to wash hair and cars repeatedly. Businesses note uneasy customers and health concerns, with the Frederick Classical Ballet facing parental complaints about droppings near the East Patrick Street school.

Sue Shatto Frederick Rockwell Terrace Dick Nelson Molly Archer Province Restaurant North Market Street Nancy Floria Frederick Classical Ballet East Patrick Street

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