09 Feb 1994
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1994
Page
1
Maryland State Police reported one inch of snow sleet and freezing rain in 24 hours prompting Frederick County to activate the snow emergency plan at 3 p.m. yesterday. County schools closed early as residents braved icy porches and doors as they prepared for more wintry conditions.
Frederick area merchants urge Mayor Grimes to refine an ordinance aiding new downtown businesses. They seek clear objectives, second floor access, and ADA compliance for spaces over 3,000 square feet, plus parking and street conditions to attract and retain tenants.
Weather forecasts mention freezing rain or sleet tonight with lows in the 20s and a colder Thursday with highs near 90. Also notes chocolate treats for Valentine’s Day and a recycled paper statement, with page references to A-2 and C-1.
NATO ambassadors move toward backing a U.S.–French plan demanding Bosnian Serbs remove more than 500 heavy guns from around Sarajevo within a week to 10 days or face air strikes. Britain and Canada weigh safety, while Greece signals support for potential air strikes. The move follows a deadly Sarajevo market attack and aims to pressure a settlement ahead of the Winter Olympics.
Mount St Marys College has narrowed the presidential search to Katherine Keough George R Houston Jr and Dennis C Golden all laypersons skilled in fundraising The board plans a final decision by March 7 and a replacement for interim president Rev James Loughran this summer if hired Keough would be the first woman president at the 186 year old college
Annapolis Frederick County delegation chair James E. McClellan introduced a bill to allow cinema draft houses in the county. The measure would permit movie showings with dining, service at tables, and alcohol only at the service bar, ending with the film. A family matinee would ban alcohol sales on Saturdays and holidays.
Maryland Attorney General Joseph Curran urged the House Judiciary Committee to restore criminal penalties for cross burning by proposing a content neutral bill. The measure outlaws burning objects on someone else’s property without consent and notifies fire officials, while expanding hate crime coverage to burnings motivated by race religion or national origin. Critics warn the broad language could criminalize innocent fires and invite discriminatory enforcement despite Curran’s assurances and legal arguments.
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