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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1997
Page
10
Mrs. Katherine Dell, 54, recounts a volunteer candlelight dinner for 12 men at her Frederick County home. The guests sang Silent Night, received gifts, and spoke of hardship. Dell recalls helping a woman turned away by another charity and stresses the impact of nonjudgmental aid.
Ms Baer said the aim is to define the site image and help people understand what the complex is. Fort Ritchie employing about 2000 people is slated to close by October 1998. A public hearing on the plan is at 6 30 p m today in the post theater with approval needed from the Washington County Commissioners and the Army.
The Lingerie and Video Center ownership remains unresolved. Frank Ross is named as the applicant for a building permit for the store, referred to as the Lingerie Center, while Ms. Beard notes Ripley Holding Co. Ltd. appears on other related documents.
House and Senate leaders back a joint committee to study the issue as a bill would raise the minimum applicants from 25 to 250. Critics warn many volunteer fire departments would be unable to participate. The program has issued plates to over 300 nonprofit groups, with about 80 to Sons of Confederate Veterans. One logo was rejected for a naked Buddha.
Two tractor-trailer crashes tied up traffic in the morning. Lawrence Green, 36, of Harrington Del., remained in Suburban Hospital Bethesda after his rig overturned on I-70 near Braddock Mountain while lumber spilled across the road. A black coil fell from a prior rig, causing Green to swerve and overturn. A helicopter assisted transport to the hospital and one lane was closed briefly. A second crash on US 15 near Jefferson stopped traffic about 15 minutes as crews cleared the scene.
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