Inauguration Day Marks Glendening Victory Amid Rain
The Maryland ceremony featured Governor Glendening amid drizzle, a lavish inaugural ball in Upper Marlboro, and remarks highlighting economic aims. Former Governor Schaefer, ending 39 years in public life, attended briefly and offered no counsel. Sauerbrey conceded after a court ruling. Democrats hailed unity and focus on Maryland’s economy despite the weather.
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Townsend
Kennedy
Harry Hughes
Upper Marlboro
Schaefer
State House
Glendening
Ellen Sauerbrey
Elon
Tim Ferguson
J. Anita Stup
Frederick Washington
Sue Hecht
Maryland
Donald Elliott
Frederick Carroll
Parris Glendening
Emperor comments on quake damage and rescue urgency
The emperor issued a rare statement on the disaster while Prime Minister Murayama toured the affected area. Murayama called the devastation far worse than expected and stressed that rescue efforts must continue to reach people trapped for more than two days.
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Tomiichi Murayama
Murayama
Kings Day events honor Martin Luther King Jr traditions
English lessons at New Market Elementary featured student speakers and applause as a pupil urged white students to help teachers and befriend Black people. Ballenger Creek and Walkersville students performed solos, while lobby piano and art displays highlighted winners and 16 Kings for a Day honorees.
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New Market
Amanda Glenn
Richie Gilbert
Walkersville
Ballenger Creek
John Leatherbury
King
Ballenger Creek Elementary
Frederick police detain two men on drug charges on West Sixth
The Frederick City Police Tactical Unit arrested Cardell Washington 23 of Washington DC and James Todd Hart 37 of Frederick on a late night drug exchange on West Sixth Street. Washington faces distribution possession and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine charges while Hart is charged with cocaine possession trespassing and resisting arrest. Officer Thomas Ledwell led the investigation.
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Frederick City
West Sixth Street
Cardell Washington
Washington, D.C
James Todd Hart
Pinoak Drive
Frederick
Washington
Hart
Thomas Ledwell
Trials in Montgomery County Highlight Speedy Trial Claim
In Montgomery County a mistrial was declared after jurors reported deadlock on day nine. The defense argued no mistrial should have been granted while noting prior mistrial demands for lengthy deliberations. A new charge tying Fagan to co-defendant Allan Phillips emerged, with speedy trial concerns tied to arrest on November 11, 1992 and a February trial date. Judge Stepler postponed ruling, allowing five days for further defense information.
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Gomery County
Armstrong
Montgomery County
Barnes
Allan Rogers Phillips
Olney
Fagan
Phillips
Propose separate trials for murder defendants amid consolidation debate
Assistant State's Attorney Teresa Whalen urged two juries to handle Horn and Perry cases, arguing similar evidence and witness lists justify separate trials and potential separate sentencing hearings. Defense lawyers favored distinct trials, noting concerns about a single jury handling both capital cases and possible inconsistent defenses. Both men have been jailed since July on three counts of first degree murder and conspiracy.
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Teresa Whalen
Horn
Perry
Perry and Vice Versa.” Ms. Whalen
Ms. Whalen
Weinstein
Mr. Horn
Robert Morin
Mr. Perry
Mr. Morin
Maryland
Mysterious visitor keeps Poe birthday tribute tradition
In Baltimore a cloaked stranger placed a half bottle of Martell cognac and three white roses on Edgar Allan Poe’s tomb marking his January 19 1809 birth anniversary. Onlooker Chris Densham calls it Poe-esque while Jeff Jerome notes the ritual dates to 1349 and the roses symbolize Poe his wife and her mother.
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Baltimore
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Chris Densham
Toronto
Jeff Jerome
Westminster Hall
Jerome
Zaruba Gallery stabbing tied to three suspects
Police found a knife on Mr. Tebery as Bowins protested. Ms. Stevenson named Jason Edward McCoy, 22, as the man who stabbed Douglas Zaruba, who runs the Zaruba Gallery at 12 S market St. Trials are scheduled later this year for Tebery McCoy and co defendant Eddie Alien Hargett, 18.
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Tebery
Bowins
Westwinds property transfer linked to former Forstmann projects
Westwinds moves to handle the transition of a property once owned by developer John Forstmann who built Westridge Square and Westview Corporate Campus off Md. 85. Forstmann recently rezoned part of Westview land from office and light manufacturing to residential use.
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John Forstmann
Westridge Square
Westview
MD. 85
Fortsmann
Nuclear Waste Transport Debate Sparks Local Clash
Since 1988, transport of toxic chemicals faces safety debate. Mr Olds says no safe transport method exists and favors stopping nuclear power for conservation. Brunswick Mayor Thomas Smith defends 30 years of safe transport and notes extraordinary safety measures for dangerous shipments.
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Olds
Brunswick
Thomas Smith
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