05 Dec 1996
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1996
Page
1
A man fleeing a bystander robbery invaded a Ninth Street home and held off police for two hours before surrendering after attempting self harm. No injuries except Timothy Jackson Allen of Frederick who tried to cut his own throat.
A noon robbery at Hair Is It in Monocacy Village Shopping Center ended with Timothy Jackson Allen fleeing after threatening workers. Sharon Stine, a customer, described a tense exchange as Allen demanded cash and warned not to move. He fled toward Ninth Street as a security agent pursued him, while the Coopers at nearby Fort Detrick residence sheltered in place before resuming inside.
Frederick County School Board approves a policy allowing individual schools to require uniforms with a 75 percent parent support threshold. Choices include voluntary or mandatory policies, with exemptions and sanctions for mandatory rules. The policy targets elementary to high schools and includes broad dress code provisions.
Developer Tom Natelli owns the Dearbought project and will refurbish the Derr House as part of a plan supported by Maryland historic officials. Orlando Ridout of the Maryland Historic Trust calls the 1755 structure worth saving despite termite damage and major work to preserve it. Charles Gunn notes the house would anchor the project and serve as a museum, with prior refurbishment of two other historic buildings already completed.
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