14 Feb 1998
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1998
Page
1
Private investigators report Valentine surge as spouses and lovers fuel surveillance cases. George Salibi of Tom May Investigations notes many cheaters, with 90 percent of suspicions later proven accurate, while Rosario Benneng of Mirage Investigative Services confirms a high substantiation rate and rising caseloads across clients in Emmitsburg and Hampton.
AB Properties of Birmingham bought the plaza from Co Mart and plans a summer opening for Riverview Plaza a power center in Frederick Md. Target will open in July followed by Staples Michaels Borders Home Depot Sports Authority Bed Bath and Beyond Petsmart and six pad sites for restaurants. AB Cassell notes road improvements worth about 500000 are required by the planning commission for Md 355.
The House passes Delegate Sue Hecht’s bill 131 to 3 to ease divorces in abuse cases. It adds Excessively vicious conduct and cruelty to grounds for immediate divorce, moving to the Senate where fate remains uncertain amid debate on companion measures.
Historian Tony Cohen, 33, spent five and a half hours inside a hot crate to simulate a fugitive slave’s journey. He began the six week 800 mile odyssey on May 4 1996 from Maryland to Canada, walking sailing and riding horses to feel the search for freedom.
Ruth Cox nears her 100th birthday amid a large family gathering planned for Monday delayed by pneumonia. The Walkersville United Methodist Church member rests at her daughter Dorothy Robinett’s home after recovery, with six grandchildren nine great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren in the family.
Richard Stup, a 51 year old Frederick Democrat, formally announced his candidacy for Maryland House of Delegates District 3. He advocates better state local coordination, fair resource sharing for schools and transportation, and opposed restrictive farming mandates while supporting growth balance and Fort Ritchie proposals. He serves on the Frederick County Planning Commission and works as a land planner for Spiederman Associates in Frederick.
Two teens face felony charges for two bomb threats that prompted a 40 minute evacu ation of Urbana High School. Deputies said correctional officer Sam Stottlemyer and bomb dog Brix led a search with four additional bomb-dog teams from Reagan National and Dulles airports. A male caller first threatened the school around 8 25 a m and a written note was later found in a hallway.
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