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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 09, 1999

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Murder suspect to remain jailed until trial in domestic case

Mount Airy man Donald Wayne Holt 44 will stay in jail without bail on first and second degree murder charges in the death of his wife Nancy Holt. He waived a bail review and preliminary hearing is set for March 9 as prosecutors weigh grand jury action. Holt allegedly strangled Nancy Jan 18 in their Mount Airy home and moved the body to a car then to an Anne Arundel County parking lot before hospital arrest. The case is treated as domestic violence with murder charges possible in Circuit Court if indicted.

Mount Airy Frederick County Donald Wayne Holt District Court Holt Nancy Holt Carroll County General Hospital Anne Arundel County

Uncounted costs county in last census

Frederick County faced about 1.4 million dollars in lost loans and grants after 2,488 residents did not return census forms in 1990. Victoria Haines of the Census Bureau outlined a Complete Count push to boost response, with mid March 2000 mailouts and user friendly forms. The effort includes 600,000 temporary workers nationwide and new scanning tech.

Frederick County Census Bureau Victoria Haines Haines

Fourth grader harassed by classmates moves to new school

Nina Bunkies, 9, faced four days of sexual harassment by two male classmates at Monocacy Elementary, prompting her family to relocate her to Whittier Elementary. Mothers say administrators delayed services, while a Rockville attorney says staff refused to remove the students from her class.

Monocacy Elementary Christina Runkies Nina Bunkies Nina Rockville Runkies Runkles Hoover Mrs. Rankles Debra Myers

Senators Ready to Debate Clinton Fitness and Censure

Senators prepare to debate President Clinton's fitness to stay in the White House after weeks of testimony. They weigh public versus closed proceedings and craft a censure resolution condemning his handling of an extramarital affair. Monica Lewinsky testifies. debate follows perjury questions and a possible February recess.

Washington Clinton Senate White House Monica Lewinsky Trent Lott Lott

Brunswick middle school honors Student of the Month

The Brunswick school recognizes Student of the Month to highlight pupil effort and attention. Principal emphasizes focus on the middle group of children and their progress rather than sadness, calling it essential for positive engagement.

Brunswick

Sues Tuesday's People Suesday's People

A garbled account recalls educators and reforms, mentioning a teacher named Clark famous for a baseball bat and bullhorn, and contrasting methods of William Bennett with improved test scores, as officials reflect on past school leadership and respect for effort.

Oe Clark Scho Willian Bennett U.S Pairweather

Eastalco presses for deregulation amid state talks

Eastalco Works seeks electric deregulation to cut its $65 million annual bill. Earl Robbins Jr. met with Delegate Sue Hecht and Gov. Glendening’s lobbyist to keep the plan alive after a roller coaster week marked by miscommunication among state leaders. The bill’s fate remains unsettled as negotiations continue.

Annapolis Alcoa Eustalco Works Earl Robbins Jr Eastalco Sue Hecht D-Frederick Eastaleo Robbins House Casper Taylon Hecht Taylor Senate Thomas Mike Miller

Samuel St. Clair dies at 82 in Kemptown Maryland

Samuel L. Bill St. Clair of Fingerboard Road Kemptown died Sunday February 7 at Glade Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center He was 82 and the husband of the late Beulah McWilliams St. Clair married 59 years after meeting in Frederick in 1937 The Breezy Knolls farm in Kemptown marked their move in 1951 Born February 23 1916 in Lucketts Va he was the 13th of 14 children son of Samuel Lewis and Joanna Cecil St. Clair He graduated from Lucketts School in 1934.

Samuel L Bill” St. Clair Fingerboard Road Kemptown Glade Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Beulah McWilliams St. Clair Frederick Joanna Cecil St. Clair Billy 3 Lucketts School

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