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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1995

Page

4

New Year births mark year in Frederick area

Alice Gunn, the couple Laamanen, welcomed their first child born New Year morning at the Midwifery Center after labor began New Year’s Eve. Christopher Edward Dorsey arrived at Frederick Memorial Hospital weighing just over 6 pounds. Maria Temple’s son Xavier Spruill, born Jan 1, 1994 at FMH, is already lively, speaks several words, and enjoys playtime as his family adjusts routines.

Alice Gunn Laamanen Driggers Alice Seventh Street Frederick Memorial Hospital Christopher Edward Dorsey Christopher Miss Baker Maria Temple Germantown Xavier Karimm Spruill FMH Miss Temple HomeCall Frederick Xavier

Maryland EMissions test center delayed by computer problems

Not yet open. The Maryland Vehicle Emissions Inspection Program was to start in Frederick County on Tuesday but the Tilco Drive center sign remained dark as officials reported computer problems delaying the opening.

Maryland Frederick County Tilco Drive Center

Lawmakers react to emissions station delay near Frederick

State legislators in Maryland express mixed feelings as emissions stations fail to open on time drawing angry calls. Sen John Derr and Delegate J Anita Stup report public backlash and consider backing a bill by Delegate Martha Klima to scrap or weaken the program. The plant sits on Tilco Drive near Reichs Ford Road across from Genstar Stone.

John Derr General Assembly J. Anita Stup Tilco Drive Frederick Genstar Stone Products Inc South Street

Motorist stopped faces drug charges near Frederick

A motorist swerved on U S 15 near the U S 40 exit Sunday morning and was arrested by Frederick County sheriff's deputy for possession of crack cocaine. Terrence Dwight Palmer, 24, of Key Parkway Frederick, was charged with DUI driving while suspended possession of cocaine and possession with intent to cocaine. Deputy First Class Gary W. Cline made the arrest.

U.S. 15 Frederick County Terrence Dwight Palmer Key Parkway Frederick Gary W. Cline

Frederick Written All Over Us Netus Post

A compact item from the Frederick newspaper notes a feature on the local writer or subject tying a Frederick identity to the piece. It highlights a community angle and suggests a strong local tie or appreciation for Frederick.

Frederick Frederick Netus Post

Two Suspects Charged In Frederick Car Theft

Frederick police arrested William Dermota 31 of Linthicum and Christopher Gisrel 22 of Randallstown after a 1991 Eagle Talon was stolen from Frederick Motor Company. Officer Thomas Pfarr spotted the suspicious vehicle and led to charges of burglary vehicle theft and paraphernalia.

Frederick Motor Company Waverley Drive Frederick City Wiliam Leo Dermota Linthicum Christopher Michael Gisrel Randallstown Eagle Talon Thomas Pfarr

Maryland Lawmakers Change as 82 Freshmen Enter General Assembly

Delegation shifts New Windsor area elected. statewide 82 of 188 lawmakers are freshmen. The House adds 62 newcomers and the Senate 20. Democrats retain control but Republicans rise to about 30 percent of the House and 32 percent of the Senate. The 1994 session is marked as a largely stagnant year, with welfare reform faltering and a notable ban on 18 semiautomatic handguns and magazines holding more than 20 rounds, opposed by local lawmakers.

New Windsor House Senate State House Annapolis

Suspect Salvi Linked to Abortion Foes in Boston Area

The report notes Salvi spoke with leaders of Massachusetts Citizens for Life and attended a meeting but was not an active member. Nearby clergy recalled his belief that the church wasn’t doing enough to fight abortion, and he allegedly distributed abortion photos at a church. Officials say he had no known ties to organized anti abortion groups in New England.

the Globe Salvi Madeline McComish Frances X. Hogan Massachusetts Citizens For Life Ms. Hogan Edmund Svickla Immaculate Conception Roman Catholic Church Everett Svickla The Globe New Hampshire Boston

Frederick anniversary highlights mark a booming city

City officials reflect on changes as Frederick prepares for its anniversary amid growth. Figures describe Market Street becoming a one way street and landmarks like Tivoli Theater and YMCAgone. Frederick Aviation notes a steady stream of new residents and lights as events such as the 250th Air Show Sabers and Roses Ball a historic downtown parade and Carillon Bells dedication frame the celebration.

Gaithersburg Frederick

County wins over 15 million in state capital projects

A local delegate returned home with a substantial slate of state funded capital projects for the county totaling more than 15 million dollars. The allocations cover school construction funds and a community center project in Brunswick, signaling broad local gains rather than new enabling legislation.

Brunswick

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