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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 17, 1990

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Fatal triple shooting at Silver Dollar Lounge in Frederick

A domestic dispute at the Silver Dollar Lounge on South Market Street left Susan M. Miller dead and two others injured. M. Nancy Armiger and Joseph L. Fincher were transported in critical and stable conditions to the Shock Trauma Center, with armiger and Fincher evacuated by Maryland State Police helicopter. A warrant has been issued for the accused, who sped away after the attack.

Richard Ashton Frederick City Motor Inn Truck City South Market Street Susan M. Miller Piney Creek Road Taneytown M. Nancy Armiger Baltimore St Baltimore Joseph L. Fincher Clearhill Land Mount Airy Ms. Armiger Silver Dollar Lounge Mr. Finch Ms. Miller Missy Ashton Westminster Pennsylvania National Crime Information Center NCIC Maryland

Brewery bill put on hold by Frederick County delegation

The Frederick County delegation to the General Assembly delayed for a year a bill allowing a tavern owner to brew on site for consumption. Del. James E. McClellan cited local opposition and city zoning concerns. The measure remains on Del. Boyd Smith’s desk pending rezoning. The group also debated impact fees for roads in new housing and rejected a Howard County hearing examiner bill for the school board.

Annapolis Frederick Frederick County General Assembly Del James E. McClellan Anita Stup Boyd Smith D-Frederick Charles H. Smelser George H. Littrell

Schrodels say they will not sell farm to county landfill

William and Kathleen Schrodel owners of a 230 acre farm say they never wanted to sell and faced county condemnation. They provided a packet of letters to lawmakers showing negotiations from 1984 to 1989 and detail their stance against losing most of their land. The six member General Assembly delegation split over backing a bill to curb county condemnation powers, which died.

William and Kathleen Schrodel Frederick County Schroders General Assembly Schrodels Schhrodels Charles Smith County Public Works Lawrence Johnson del. Boyd Smith del. Smith Mr. Evans

Handicap access hindered in Frederick County offices

Fred Springer of Disabled Citizens of Frederick County seeks county handicap access records but faces an inaccessible second floor elevator at the F and M Bank building housing county engineering. The county plans leased space until new buildings are ready, with completion within three years, as space shortages persist and accessibility rules are cited.

Fred Springer Springer Frederick County F&m Bank Second North Market Streets Ronald Hart County Management Services

Fifteen Year Old Whiz Kid Heads To Washington Scholarship

Matt Webster, a 15 year old student at Prospect Hall High School in Frederick, will tour Capitol Hill as a Congressional Scholar sponsored by Who's Who. He is class officer and varsity basketball manager, aiming for Mount St. Mary's College or Johns Hopkins, while pursuing French calculus philosophy and science.

Matt Webster Matt St. John’s Prospect Hall High School Frederick Prospect Hall Washington, D.C Capitol Hill Who’s Who Washington Phillippines Paul Sarbanes Barbara Mikulski Japan Mount St. Mary’s College Johns Hopkins University

Fort Detrick braces for civilian hiring freeze impact

Fort Detrick in Frederick expects staffing shortages as a worldwide civilian hiring freeze, imposed by Defense Secretary Richard Cheney on Jan 11, limits filling vacancies from retirees or resignations. Officials anticipate some work will be reassigned or delayed, with freezes lasting through at least September and no clear view on next fiscal year.

Fort Detrick Frederick Richard Cheney Norman Covert Covert Defense Department Europe U.S

The News Clearing and colder tonight. Sunny and cooler Sunday

Western Maryland Weather notes a cold night then a sunny cooler Sunday with a map on page. Az

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