Man identified as suspected attacker in Thurmont middle incident
A Rockyie man, Douglas A. Frasch, 25, was identified as the possible knife wielding assailant in a 1989 attack on a Thurmont Middle School girl. He faces circuit court trial on charges including assault with intent to rape and bodily harm on school property. may receive another life sentence.
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George Dorsey
News-Post
Rockyie
Thurmont Middle Bool
Douglas A. Frasch
Herbert L. Rollins
Michael Morrissette
Frasch
Rollins
Morrissette
Charles County
Fairfax County
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Thurmont
James A. Fuss
Iman
Fuss
Oliver Fuss
Worrissette
Water rates rise slowly in Brunswick plan
Brunswick council approved a modest water rate increase 5 to 1. In-town users pay 28 dollars per quarter, up from 22.75, while out-of-town customers rise to 45 dollars per quarter. The new rates run until June 30, 1990, with excess usage above 6,000 gallons priced at 2.70 dollars per 1,000 gallons.
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Brunswick
Is U S ready for women in combat A battlefield debate
Continued from Page A 1 Set Miller believes some women want combat and can meet physical requirements. Yancey supports women in combat while others joined for jobs or education. Draft questions arise with calls for equal obligation and broad standards, with experts predicting a decade or more before full acceptance.
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Set. Miller
Cpl
Yancey
Sgt. Babinski
Sgt. Miller
Panama
Sgt. Brown
Cpl Yancy
America
Babinski
Sfc
Robert Budinas
U.S. Army
Fort Detrick
Funerals for Four Local Residents Featured in Notices
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Rose Mary Smith of Detour, Mrs. Marie E. Evans of Woodbine, Mrs. Sally Riddle of Myersville, and Mrs. Edna Elizabeth Walter of Sykesville. Each service noted officiants, bearers, and final resting places with arrangements by local funeral homes.
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Rosemary Smith
Skiles Funeral Home
Baltimore St
Taneytown
James M. Russell
David Keyser
John Young
Milton Payne
Tex Fogle
Homer Angelsbee
Robert Reed
Marie E. Evans
Woodbine
Barrier Funeral Home
Old Liberty Road
Winfield
Suzanne M. Weber
Morgan Chapel United Methodist Church
Richard Green
Earl Haines
Gilbert Fleming
Tom Dorsey Jr
Scott Dayhoff
Douglas Dayhoff
Douglas Henley
Chris Langhage
Gary Ringley
Sally Riddle
Wolfsville Road
Myersville
Grossnickle Church
Edna Elizabeth Walter
Sykesville
Brandenburg United Methodist Church
Richard Brodsky
Richard Howes
Alan Taylor
Robert Shoul
Robert Howes
Brian Brodsky
Lakeview Memorial Park
Eldersburg
Satellite mission extends decade of space station plans
The article details a satellite left in space five years beyond its planned retrieval after a 1984 shuttle launch, delayed by scheduling and the 1986 Challenger disaster. It notes Marsha Ivins and colleagues conducting experiments on materials processing and human adaptation to weightless living during Columbia's 10 day mission, a precursor to longer stays aboard Freedom later in the decade.
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Marsha Ivins
Low
Dunbar
Columbia
Myersville Considers Water Study To Solve Supply
Myersville town council will have Bill Talbott prepare bid specs for a study of the town water needs. The city has long fought an inadequate supply, and the study aims to map needed improvements as developers propose changes. The council seeks proactive system modifications rather than reacting to outside proposals.
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Myersville
Bill Talbott
Maryland National Bank Expands to 140 Branches Statewide
The bank proclaims over 140 convenient branch locations across Maryland with branches in Belvedere, Alameda, Beltsville, Bethesda, Cambridge, Catonsville, Charles Town and more. It touts tailored savings plans and accessible banking nationwide within the state.
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Belvedere
Alameda
Beltsville
Bended
Bethesda Briggs Chan Cambridge Cambridge
Haca Caroliowne Caton
Charles Cou
Maryland Nationa
Maryland National Money Market Ad Promises High Rates
The ad promotes Our Money Market Accounts with high rates and check writing, plus FDIC backing from Maryland National Bank. It invites customers to open a Maryland National Money Market account for increasing rates as balances grow and directs to visit a local office or call 1 800 222 3222. There's a promotional line about growing with the bank.
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Maryland
FDIC
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Marie Evans
Haines
Raymond C. Evans
Edna Walter
Thurmont Health Center
John Lozowski
Water Street
FUN Factory
Fun Factory Entertainment Center
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Dad
Francis Scott Key Mall
Maryland National
Adelphi Airpor Hotel
Allentown Mall
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Pike
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Cockeysville College Park
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Eastpoint
Ellicon Cary Essex Eutaw At
Vared Center
Federalsburg
Fells Point
Franklintown
Oaa
Frederck Gaithersbi
Glen Bum Green
Spr Station
Gude Dan Harford Rt
Highlord
Hillsmere
Holmswood
Hunt Valley
Hurlock Indian He Herson Mi
Joan Aven
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LaPlain
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Ac An
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Mountary
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National Manne Noh Avenue
North Charles
Noriwester
Oakland Church Ocean Cin Owings Owings Mills
Oxford Oxon Hill Park Lane
Perming Plaza
Perry Hall
Pikesville Potomac Prince Frederck
Patty Hill Plaza
Randallstown
Redland Road
Reisterstown Research Boulevard
River Road
Riverdale
Rimera Beach
Rockdale
Reichealle Metro Cir
Rockville
Noh
Rodgers Forge
Rolling Road
Rosecroft Center
Rosedale
Rosemont Avenue
Rossmoor Ronda
Salicers
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Shoppers
Mord Salishure South
Secunia
Woodlawn
Seven Locks
Sevema Park
Shady Grove Pey-Lithium
Slade Avenue
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Sudbrook Lane
Ten Light Street
Timonium Tollgate Road
Towson
Twinbrook Upper Marlboro Waldorf Wash
Park Waverlyest Friendship
West Street
Wheaton Plaza
White Avenue
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White Marsh Mall
White Oak
Wise Avenue
Woodmoor
Yorktown Plaza
Mana Bec
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