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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1994

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Officials fear Orchard Grove delay strains county school projects

Frederick County officials warn that cutting state funding for Orchard Grove Elementary could stall plans for other in county school projects. Ray Barnes notes the funding gap may push back multiple campuses. Interagency Committee for School Construction recommended no 1996 state funds. The district sought about 4.1 million dollars for Orchard Grove, slated to open September 1996 between U S 15 and Ballenger Creek Pike.

Frederick County Orchard Grove Ray Barnes Interagency Committee Frederick U.S. 15 Ballenger Creek Pike

Cease-fire agreed to take effect in Bosnia Saturday

United Nations says all parties agreed to a cease fire across Bosnia Herzegovina to begin at noon Saturday. Yasushi Akashi announced the deal after shuttle talks between the Bosnian government and Bosnian Serbs.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina United Nations U.n.’S Yugoslavia Yasushi Akashi Jimmy Carter Akashi Pale U.N Gary Coward Bosnia

Mom of teen charged in High's store death expresses grief

Sharon Hughes, mother of Clayton Faxon, 16, apologizes to the victim's family after his homicide charge in Blue Ridge Summit. Jeremiah Reynolds, 17, waived extradition and both youths are held without bail. Police recount the robbery and shooting at the High's store, followed by a car fire and flight to a girlfriend's home.

Waynesboro Blue Ridge Summit Sharon Hughes Clayton Faxon Franklin County Chambersburg Ms. Hughes Jeremiah David Reynolds District Justice Court Larry Pentz Frederick County District Pennsylvania Reed Common Pleas Court Pentz Faxon Reynolds Maryland Sabillasville High’s Groff Brown Road Forest School Road Carrie Horne Reynold Ms. Harne Catoctin High School Frederick County Earl Page

Castner lands Va. superintendent post

Dr. Kevin Castner, Frederick County’s deputy superintendent, was named superintendent of Albemarle County Public Schools in Virginia. He will assume the $90,000-a-year post on March 1, 1995 after being chosen from 53 applicants, including 36 superintendents, amid a 6-1 board vote. Castner cited mixed feelings about leaving Frederick County and praised staff and community for curriculum development. Albemarle, near Charlottesville, serves about 10,000 students in 22 schools.

Kevin Castner Frederick County Albemarle County Castner Virginia Shenandoah National Park Charlottesville University of Virginia

Inside The News Weather and Local Entertainment

Weather notes predict late afternoon showers with rain and wind tonight and Saturday. The page mentions a playful line about a new vadevillian and notes TJ High School students making Christmas soft plushy items for children in Frederick South Carolina. The Frederick News Post prints on 100 percent recycled paper.

TJ High School Frederick SC Frederick News Post Ae

Toys for adults lure buyers to antique shops

In Frederick, antique stores report a resurgence of interest in classic toys like Matchbox cars and Popeye paint kits, aimed at grown collectors who relive childhood delights. Trains and toy soldiers top the pick lists as adults buy what they missed, with Matchbox cars especially popular. Continued on Page A-4.

Jan Lanahan Thomas Johnson Drive Frederick Freud Ms. Lanahan

County fights state landfill rule to add $3 million cost

Frederick County commissioners vow to oppose a proposed Maryland Department of the Environment standard requiring rubblefill liners and leachate systems. The 17 acre Reichs Ford Road site could face about $3 million in upgrades. Commissioner Mark Hoke sent a letter to Governor Schaefer and state delegates, noting the rule exceeds federal standards and lacks funding. The public comment deadline is today.

Frederick County Maryland Department of the Environment Reich Ford Road Mark Hoke William Donald Schaefer Mr Hoke Bob Hayes Public Works

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