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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1995
Page
4
Testimony details a drunken early morning incident in which Wolfe says a shotgun went off as he and Phoebus struggled over the gun after he found her on the couch. He describes hiding the weapon, fleeing, and lying to police as investigators build the case.
Police and school officials report rumors of a Friday fight linked to a teen's death. Investigators say they found no evidence to substantiate the rumors after reviewing the matter. Autopsy results remain pending as the investigation continues.
Walkersville considers ambulance charges after Thurmont billing, aiming to offset uninsured costs. Board member Charles Virtue says operations rely less on fundraisers, with an emergency transport costing about 250 and insurers covering about 85 percent. A household membership up to 15 annually is planned. Meanwhile water rates rise, scavenging ban approved, and new town administrator Gloria Long Rollins introduced with praise for longtime employee Richard Carey Jr.
A Frederick County man, Yarnell Fogle, 29, has taken riluzole at Johns Hopkins amid FDA approval for ALS. The drug may add about three months to typical survival of two to five years, and Fogle hopes for a cure while noting limited symptom relief and minor side effects. He remains optimistic, surrounded by supportive friends and family as his condition progresses toward nursing home care.
Frederick County students ranked first in third grade writing and math and in fifth grade reading and writing. The county placed second in 10 other areas while meeting state goals in 12 of 13 measures, with attendance below the 94 percent target at grades 7 through 12.
The Frederick County school will open with ninth graders in January at a cost of 30.5 million dollars, with plans to add a class yearly. Board members cited community opposition to full opening and debated whether to elect a board, grant taxing authority, or maintain gubernatorial appointment, amid worries over budget control and maintenance of effort laws.
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