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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1992
Page
3
Frederick County confronts higher costs with 1,375 new students and planned year round schooling to ease overcrowding. A countywide redistricting aims to spread pupils, while a $5.6 million science curriculum overhaul awaits approval. Norman Quist, new school board president, pledges stronger policy leadership.
Obituary notes James Royston Fraley Sr. 77 of Thurmont died Sunday at home after a long career with Halifax Security and the Atomic Energy Commission. Survived by Ruth Eyler Fraley and children James, Franklin, grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral arrangements set at Dailey & Son Thurmont. Also reported: Frederick City Police investigation of an armed Uni-Mart robbery on South Jefferson Street with three Black suspects, none injured.
Rachael Stoops was treated and released after a two-vehicle collision at Milt Summers Road near Middletown Road. Angela Elizabeth Kinna, of River Run Court Freder ick, was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to drive to center after her eastbound car crossed the center line and struck the other vehicle.
Pentagon reports two F 16s warned Iraqi planes inside the no fly zone. One Iraqi jet was shot down as the other fled north after the pilots ignored warnings. Jane's Defense Weekly editor suggested a cat and mouse exchange, with Iraqi pilots possibly trained by Russians using a standard Soviet tactic.
Numbers drawn Saturday night include Daily Lottery 638 Play Four 3 1 3 1 Latto 6 25 44 45 48 49 and El Gordo entries with grand prize 2 1 2 5 0 23, bonuses 1 2 9 24 5, and multiple digit results 9 6 0 2 4 7, 5 3 3 14 and 3 1 7 1 2 0 5.
Hundreds of Somalis watched as choppers and C 130s ferried soldiers. Lt Col Carol Mathieu warned that any weapon held parallel to the ground is a threat. By week’s end 800 Canadians will be in Belet Huen while Americans withdraw for other tasks. The coalition secures Mogadishu and Kismayu ports and plans six interior distribution centers to move food to Somalia’s famine belt. Somali truckers protest WFP hiring Ethiopian haulers amid aid effort.
A 19 year old Pennsylvania woman Christine A Bailey of Hanover was charged with forging four thousand dollars in checks at the Frederick County Bank and Middletown Valley Bank on November 27. She faces two counts each of felony theft forgery and uttering false documents. Bailey was arrested after a Gettysburg police report linked her to similar charges and was released on personal recognizance.
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