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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1996

Page

6

Tragedy in MontCo Train Crash Shocks Community

The Montgomery County area reels after a fatal crash near Harpers Ferry involved a MARC line from Brunswick to Washington and an Amtrak train. Eight youths from a Job Corps Center perished while an assistant conductor from Frederick, James Quillen, 53, died among three crew members. The incident follows heavy January blizzard disruptions and surfaces amid 1996 political clashes with incumbents and challengers campaigning on party lines.

Rockville Montgomery County Job Corps Center Harpers Ferry W.va Frederick MARC Brunswick Washington Amtrak James Quillen CSX Railroad Donald Mocers Romublican Ltd Dintrint Bon Constance Morella

Frederick seeks three Weinberg Center board vacancies

The city of Frederick seeks three residents to join the Weinberg Center for the Arts board for two-year terms. Applicants must be 21 or older and Frederick County residents, with preference to city residents. Submit a letter of interest and resume to City Hall by January 15.

Frederick Weinberg Center For the Arts Frederick County City Hall Cant St

Free health exams for women in Frederick County

The Frederick County Health Department offers free clinical breast exams mammograms and PAP tests through the Womens Cancer Prevention Program. Eligible women are 50 plus with income limits. Transportation provided. Enrollment by phone or in person. Call 631-2989.

Frederick County

Palazzo completes basic training at Marine Corps Depot

Marine Pvt. Ryan Palazzo finished basic training at Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island. He is the son of Richard Palazzo of Damascus and a 1996 graduate of Damascus High School.

Marine Pic Ryan Palazzo Marine Corps Recruit Depot Parris Island 3.C Richard Palazzo Damascus Damascus High School

Montgomery SAT decline hits African American students in 1996

Montgomery County schools report a sharp 1996 drop in SAT scores among African American students with six schools losing 32 to 141 points and a systemwide 21 point decline. Superintendent Paul Vance vows staff accountability while addressing persistent achievement gaps amid rising minority enrollment and new college readiness efforts.

Rockville Montgomery County Paul L Vance Richard Montgomery Gaithersburg Seneca Valley Vance Blair G Ewing PTA Mona Signer Potomac Stephen N. Abrams Daniel Parr Beatrice Gordon Reginald M. Felton

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