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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1998
Page
2
Private eyes report Valentine era surge in cheating probes with cases run across Hampton Virginia and Emmitsburg Maryland. Investigators note men and women in their 40s seeking to prove infidelity, with most clients wives and husbands. Surveillance hours stretch to 15 per case and a high substantiation rate backs suspicions.
Riverview Plaza a new retail strip center in Frederick is set to begin operations this summer with Target opening in July followed by Staples Michaels Borders Home Depot Sports Authority Bed Bath and Beyond and PetSmart. AB spokeswoman Melissa Cassell notes six pad sites for restaurants or other stores and road improvements of about 500 000 as a condition of planning approval.
The House of Delegates approved Delegate Sue Hecht's bill by 131 to 3 to facilitate divorce in cases of domestic violence. The proposal adds Excessively vicious conduct and cruelty of treatment as grounds for immediate divorce, sending the measure to the Senate amid mixed expectations and ongoing debates.
Tony Cohen, a 33 year old historian, spent five and a half hours locked in a hot crate to simulate a fugitive slave’s journey. He began the six week 800 mile trek from Maryland to Canada on May 4 1996, using only methods available to enslaved people. He spoke about the experience at Mount Saint Marys College after delivering the tale of the escape.
Ruth Cox marks a century of life with plans for a March 1 family celebration at daughter Dorothy Robinett’s Fredericksburg area home. The Walkersville United Methodist Church member survived pneumonia and cherishes family milestones including six children, nine great grandchildren, and six great great grandchildren.
The Prebend News Post lists daily index items in a pagered paper edition. It notes recyclable printing practices and the paper’s ongoing schedule.
Richard Stup announces candidacy for Maryland Legislative District 3 in the House of Delegates at a Frederick gathering. He pledges to improve state local cooperation, boost Western Maryland's share of school construction and transportation funds, and advocate balanced growth while supporting farmers and environmental plans. Stup serves on Frederick County Planning Commission and is a land planner with Spiederman Associates.
Two teenagers, a boy and a girl, face felony charges after two bomb threats prompted a 40 minute evacuation of Urbana High School. Deputies with the Frederick County Sheriff's Office said correctional officer first class Sam Stottlemyer and his bomb dog Brix, plus four other bomb-dog teams from Reagan National and Dulles airports assisted in the searches led by Cpl. Marianne Davy. A male caller warned of danger about 2:25 am Thursday and a written threat was later found in a hallway around 11.
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