FBI probes report in Kerrigan attack tied to Harding husband
The FBI investigates claims that Tonya Harding's husband Jeff Gillooly and her bodyguard plotted to injure Nancy Kerrigan. A taped recording described a third man as a hit man from Arizona. Kerrigan sustained a leg injury, missing the U.S. Olympic trials, while Kerrigan and Harding were named to the team. Gillooly denies involvement and Eckardt calls the allegations absurd.
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Education funding debate heats as 1994 Maryland session opens
Maryland lawmakers and educators say the 1994 General Assembly will feature more rhetoric than action on school funding. The Governor's Commission on School Funding has proposed substantial increases, but a letter to Gov Schaefer requests smaller sums including 20 million for poor children. If funding falls short, the state plans to target the most critical needs rather than broad reforms.
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Clinton to seek special counsel over Arkansas deal
President Clinton will request the appointment of a special counsel to probe his ties to a controversial Arkansas real estate development amid mounting political pressure. The report also references a separate Portland interview where Harding denies links to an attack on Kerrigan and details a minister’s warning about a supposed plot.
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Col Dan Crozier Dies Former Detrick Official
Col Dan Crozier 79 of Frederick died January 11 at home. A Harvard Medical School graduate, he led the US Army Medical Research Institute at Fort Detrick from 1961 to 1973, with service in Korea and Okinawa. He was married to Margaret Patton Crozier and survived by relatives. Born December 25, 1914 in Matoaka West Virginia, he served in multiple Army medical roles and earned board certification in internal medicine.
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Mayor-elect Grimes Prepares for Thursday Inauguration
Frederick's mayor elect James Grimes, 54, plans Thursday inauguration after busy days drafting a speech. He aims to form a business incubator task force, coordinate with the Maryland Transit Authority on a transportation center, extend MARC lines, and oversee a new state office building contract on Commerce Street. He also intends tax incentives and incentives for renovating downtown upper floors, and will meet the county Regulatory Response commission.
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United Way thanks volunteers at 56th annual meeting
Norine Haas of the Mental Health Association praised volunteers for shedding light on harsh issues. About 175 people attended the United Way of Frederick County gathering at the Holiday Inn FSK marking the end of the 1993 campaign. The group aimed for 1.3 million dollars and, though not yet reached, projected a finish by May with contributions still being tallied. Ramona C Remsberg, campaign chairwoman, said local divisions exceeded goals but out of area pledges from federal and state workers in DC Baltimore and Virginia determine progress. Officers for 1994 were elected: Remsberg president Eloise Waileman vice president R Michael Menzies vice president Anne Butt vice president Alberta Reed secretary Daniel W Chaney treasurer. New directors-at-large include Joseph Baker Oliver Cejka Chaney James Clapp.
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Anne K. Butt
Alberta Reed
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Frederick to sworn in new City Board of Aldermen
Five new and five returning members will be inaugurated Thursday at the Weinberg Center for the Arts. Incumbents Frances Baker and Sally Murphy begin second terms, Jon Kreissig starts a third, joined by newcomers Meta Nash and Joseph Baldi. The public ceremony at 10 a.m. marks a shift amid economic optimism and anticipated committee assignments.
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Juvenile crime rise in Frederick County cited by officials
Frederick County sees increases in juvenile felonies and misdemeanors from 1990 to 1993. Officials credit drugs, noting felonies rose 23 percent and misdemeanors 25 percent since 1990. Most felonies involve breaking and entering theft and assault at school. drug offenses account for a rising share of cases.
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Juveniles Increase Workload for Frederick County Court
Frederick County Circuit Court judges report the workload has doubled since 1985 due to rising juvenile crime and youth cases. Judge Herbert Rollins notes juveniles appear in both criminal and noncriminal dockets, often forcing trials to pause for juvenile matters and complicating scheduling across the bench.
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Inside The News Weather and notices tease night and day
Partly cloudy tonight with lows in the mid 30s and partly sunny Thursday with highs in the 40s. See weather and map on Page a-2. Daybreak. Adult care begins a new day a new chapter. See Page cue Bel Food. They're off to the Pillsbury Bake Off See Page B-1.
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