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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1990

Page

5

Salvadoran army admits soldiers killed Jesuits priests

The report notes 47 Atlacatl battalion soldiers were questioned after a Jesuit residence search linked to the killings at Central American University. Witness Lucia Barrera saw uniforms near the scene. her safety was arranged in the US. The priests Ellacuria, Martin Baro, Montes, Lopez, and others were slain, nine days after a major rebel offensive. The US and Spain aid the probe. Scotland Yard detectives joined. President Bush plans to attend the drug summit. Peru may attend if US troops leave Panama.

Oscar Amulfo Romero San Salvador Romero Cristiani United States Spain Scotland Yard Joint Chiefs of Staff Rene Emilio Ponce Associated Press Atlacatl Ponce Central American University Col. Ponce Lucia Barrera Jesuits Ignacio Ellacuria Ignacio Martin Baro Segundo Montes Amado Lopez Joel Ramon Moreno Joaquin Lopez Lopez Bush Alan Garcia Peru Panama Garcia Str Mr. Barco Jaime Paz Zamora Bolivia Colombia U.S Bogota

Frederick Police arrest two in Crack Down operation

Frederick City Police charged Melvin W. Smith Jr. and Kevin M. Harris Sr. with crack cocaine distribution and possession after noon arrests at John Hanson Apartments. Smith had fake crack and $131. Harris held on related counts. Both jailed pending bond hearings.

Frederick Melvin W. Smith Jr Gaithersburg Kevin M. Harris Sr West Sixth Street Mr. Smith John Hanson Richard J. Ashton Frederick City Ashton Smith Harris

Four companies battle barn blaze near New Market

Firefighters from Mount Airy New Market Libertytown and Green Valley fought a barn fire at 6202 Woodville Road near New Market late Sunday night. First crews arriving around 10 45 p m found heavy fire. Deputy state fire marshals Ted Meminger and Jim Woods were en route. No further details available.

Woodville Road New Market Mount Airy Libertytown Green Valley Ted Meminger Jim Woods

Obituaries continued with multiple local deaths listed

Surviving relatives include Hoang Thi Ne Randoph R Kent Thurmont and Leesa Mf Ranya Laurel. Funeral private Keeney Basford Frederick in charge. Sally Riddle 54 Wolfsville Road Myersville died Jan 3 at Homewood Hospital Center. Surviving include husband William D. Riddle three children six sisters four brothers and three grandchildren. Memorial Jan 9 Grossnickle Church of the Brethren. Robin Ann Ridenbaugh Staley 68 Freder ick died Jan 7. arrangements pending Keeney Basford. Rodney R Shockey 47 Sabillasville died Jan 7 Gettysburg Hospital. funeral arrangements later Stauffer Thurmont.

Hoang Thi Ne Randolph R. Kent Thurmont Leesa Mf. Ranya Laurel Keeney & Basford Funeral Home E. Church St Frederick Sally Riddle Wolfsville Road Myersville Homewood Hospital Center Baltimore Lawrence and Bethel Bragg Jenkins Grossnickle Church of the Brethren William D. Riddle Deborah Gregor Atlanta Gloria Grove Middletown Lawrence D. Riddle Columbus Dainty Wright Fredericksburg Robin Ann Ridenbaugh Staley Villayes Frederick Fredgerick Memorial Hospital Rodney R. Shockey Sabillasville Road Sabillasville Gettysburg Hospital Gettysburg Ruth Virgina Dick Shockey Stauffer Funeral Home E. Main St

Funeral Services for John Henry Jefferson Held in Frederick

Funeral services were conducted Saturday at Etchison Memorial Chapel Frederick for John Henry Jefferson formerly of Frederick who died January 2 in Prince Georges County. The Rev William H Graham officiated with bearers David Woodyard Melvin Hebron Edgar Young Walter Pryor Kenneth Adams John Onley Milton Offord interment at Fairview Cemetery Frederick Arrangements by C E Hickson. Funeral for Omer M Grossnickle of Myersville held January 6 at Grossnickle Church of the Brethren with Reverends Ronald Beverlin and C Basil Grossnickle officiating bearers Steve Wisner John Wisner Tom Wiles Charles Moser Carroll Moser Howard Davis interment in church cemetery.

Kins White Oak W.va Jerold Jenkins Daniels Jack Jenkins Ladiesburg Charles Jenkins Beaver Grossnickle Church John Henry Jefferson Frederick Prince George’s County Etchison Keeney & Basford E. Church St William H. Graham First Missionary Baptist Church West All Saints Street David Woodyard Melvin Hebron Edgar Young Walter Pryor Kenneth Omer M Grossnickle Main Street Myersville Grossnickle

Shuttle mission scrubs as rescue plan outlined for satellite

NASA details a plan to snag a drifting satellite 203 miles up using a 50 foot shuttle robotic arm. Bonnie Dunbar would reel in the 21,400 pound package while Brandenstein praises rendezvous experience. If retrieval fails, the satellite may burn up around March 9.

Bonnie Dunbar Brandenstein NASA Jim Earth Shuttle Wetherbee Dunbar Marsha Ivins David Low

Mardi Gras King Officials Attend Frederick Event

Virginia chemist and former DuPont employee turned Hampton Institute professor has spent years researching Middletown Valley history and genealogy. He shares findings with the Middletown Churches and historical societies. The Frederick Woman's Civic Club Mardi Gras fundraiser features 22 former kings, a toast by George B Delaplaine Jr., Morris Kelsey Trio music, and royal presentations at the Weinberg Center and Sheraton Inn with Ro Higinbotham and Patricia Mangiafico as chairs.

Virginia duPont Company Hampton Institute Middletown Valley Middletown Frederick

Bush defends farming needs at Farm Bureau meeting

Bush urged Farm Bureau members to balance productivity with environmental safeguards. He said new legislation would protect the food supply while easing agricultural burdens and highlighted aims for free trade, including Uruguay Round proposals to reduce export subsidies. He noted Eastern Europe as a growth target as farm exports rise to record levels. This was his first public appearance since Noriega’s surrender.

U.S Mr. Bush Europe Manuel Antonio Noriega United States

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Julia Ramos Celina Ellacaria Martin Baro Bush Administration John F. Kennedy Mrs Robin A.R. Staley Rodney Shockey John Jefferson Mr. Jefferson Matilda Jefferson Omer Grossnickle Montgomery Ward Styling Salon Rebecca Burrows Shack Tandy Lessmann Paracox SOO Radio Shack Frederick Towne Mall Tandy Corporation Farm Bureau GALL Marshall Tarry Christine Kurkeski W. Patrick St Stonegate Center Francis Scott Key Guapasilly
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