Maryland Senate debates camera ban and DV reform plans
The Maryland Senate opened debate on SB13 to repeal a ban on courtroom cameras, sparking a clash between sponsor Sen. Denis and Sen. Lapides over media influence. The session also previews SB279 on domestic violence and HB482 welfare reform with a family cap and job provisions, amid budget tax talks and local-government lobbying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Senate
Howard Denis
Julian Lapides
Lapides
Baltimore
Denis
Judicial Branch
Mary Boergers
Montgomery
General Assembly
Schaefer
Laurence Levitan
D Montgomery
House Appropriations Committee
Howard P. Rawlings
Appropriations Committee
Citizen Kane star Joseph Cotten dies at 88
Joseph Cotten famed for Citizen Kane died of pneumonia at age 88 in Los Angeles. He passed away Sunday at home with wife actress Patricia Medina beside him, confirmed by his business manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Joseph Cotten
Hollywood
Mr. Cotten
Patricia Medina
Hugh Robertson
Funeral Notices for Several Frederick Area Residents
Funeral services were held for Donald M. Ramey of Frederick and other local residents in Frederick area churches. Eulogies noted surviving spouses and family, with interments at Rock Hill Cemetery Round Hill Va and Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. Services also covered Clyde Perkins George Bruchey Ruth Stull George Kiser with multiple parishes and funeral homes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald M. Ramey
Stewart Manor
Frederick
Stauffer
John T. Trammell Jr
Melvin Ramey Sr
Jerry Martin
Ray Reese
Dorothy Hallman
Diane Rowe
Leonard Ramey
Howard Ramey
Trenton Ramey
Daryl Ramey
Gary Ramey
Toby Mills
Rock Hill Cemetery
Round Hill
Mr Ramey
Debbie Ann Shouse Ramey
Sarajevo War Toll Grows as EU Debates Bosnia Crisis
Amid EU talks in Brussels touching on Bosnia and Herzegovina, residents lament world inaction as Serb artillery siege endures. A 120mm mortar strike hit a crowded market, killing and wounding civilians while the United States deploys medical teams and evacuations to Landstuhl, Germany, for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarajevo
European Union
Brussels
Alain Juppe
Yugoslavia
Juppe
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Bosnia-Herzegovina
Bosnia
NATO
United States
U.S. Air Force
Landstuhl
Germany
U.S. Army
U.S
Somalia
Zenica
Sarajevo shelling deepens Bosnia crisis with civilian toll
The capital Sarajevo faces intensifying shelling as two women and a 14-year-old boy are killed. Mirsad Mesic accuses Croat forces in Busovaca of firing mortars, while Zenica endures pressure from Bosnian and Serb/ Croat forces. Boutros-Ghali seeks NATO powers to authorize bombing of artillery or mortar sites around Sarajevo identified as attacking civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Mirsad Mesic
Zenica
James “Jimmy” Snyder 26 Leesburg native dies
James Paw Snyder aged 26 of Leesburg Virginia died Saturday February 5. Born July 13 1967 in Fairfax he was a distribution specialist for Aspen Publishers in Frederick. Survived by parents Richard W. Snyder and Marilyn D. Salls Snyder sister Julia Farris brother Ricky Snyder half siblings Sue Britton and Daniel Collins. Visitation Monday February 7 Keeney and Basford Frederick with funeral Tuesday February 8 at the funeral home officiated by Father Andrew Ciferni. Interment private. Memorial donations to Frederick Memorial Hospital Home Health Care Hospice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James “Jimmy” Paw Snyder
Leesburg
Fairfax
Richard W. Snyder
Lorton
Marilyn D. Salls Snyder
Saginaw
Mich
Snyder
South Lakes High School
Reston
Aspen Publishers
Frederick
Julia B. Farris
Yorktown
Ricky
Ferret Expo Draws Fans to City Armory Show
Ferret owners and their pets packed the Old Armory on North Bentz Street for the 1994 Ferret Expo. Competitions for rings color and whiskers drew enthusiastic participants while owners shared stories of ferret antics and care. Notables included Long Island resident David Guthartz with Kitastrophic Kit Kitastrophe Junior and Roxann Lee traveling from Van Nuys to attend despite California bans. Ferrets, described as man-made hybrids, were discussed by American Ferret Association president Sally Heber who noted typical lifespans and nationwide popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Bentz Street
Long Island
David Guthartz
David
Guthartz
Levi Strauss
Roxann Lee
van Nuys
Calif
California
Ms. Lee
Thelma
Louise
Rena
Sally Heber
Thurmont
American Ferret Association
Willard Scott
Channel 4
Washington
Mr. Scott
Boonsboro man charged after I-70 traffic stop
Maryland State Police at Hagerstown arrested 29 year old William Monath of Boonsboro on I 70 east of Md 65 after a Sunday traffic stop. He was charged with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia and released on personal recognizance after a 5 30 p m arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Hagerstown
MD 65
William Monath
Boonsboro
Also Mentioned on This Page
Donald Ramey
Eileen Otto
Eileen Teresa Wetzel Otto
Kelbaugh Road
Hershey Medical Center
Hershey
St. Anthony's Shrine Church
Emmitsburg
Leo Wetzel
Omi
Otto
Wetzel
Leo Tittler
Paul Redman
Clyde Perkins
Clyde D. Perkins
Asbury United Methodist Church
John Ford
Charlotte Smallwood
Mountain City Lodge
Ellis
Melvin Boyce
Ernest Weedon
Joseph Rollins
Richard Jefferson
John Boyce
Maynard Heird
Robert Brooks
Jackie Gee
Fairview Cemetery
George Bruchey
George Thomas Bruchey Sr
South St
Etchison Memorial
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Willis C. Moring
The
Jefferson Missionary
Ruth Stull
Ruth Carolyn Stull
Blue Ridge Avenue
Weller United Methodist Church
Richard A. Zamostny
James Byers
Charles Byers
Troy Hayslip
Scott Mercer
Jeff
George Kiser
George Thomas Kiser
Taneytown
Skiles Funeral Home
Stephen Jones
Trinity Lutheran Church
Neal Powell
Ray Fair
Harry Dougherty Sr
Sam Pruteh
Wilbur Thomas
Alfred Yingling
Trinity Lutheran Church Cemetery
James Snyder
Armes Cereal Outs
Gewelry
CRS
America
N.market St
Sears - Fsk Mall
Fairview Center
W. 7Th St
Hillcrest Plaza
Main St
City Armory
Wavely Dr
Elbert Harden
Jefferson Hairplane
Jefferson
Jefferson St. Frederick
Efeagett
Leggett
Francis Scott Key
Mastercard
VISA
Amancan Express
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!