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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1998
Page
8
An OCR filled newspaper fragment lists multiple movie titles and ratings such as Sense and Sensibility, The Firm, Pidden in America, and The Fiance along with broadcast times and channel codes. It also includes music awards, weather references, and a few sports or drama program notes in a cluttered schedule block.
Channel guide notes available channels for Catoctin High School and St. Marys College segments. Includes addressable converter requirements and premium channel options with several counties and institutions referenced.
Historic District Commission meets at 4 p m on the second Thursday monthly. Mayor and Board of Aldermen convene the first and thirteenth Thursdays at 7 p m. The college offers credit and non credit courses all year. Call 846 2430 for course descriptions. FCC in Focus airs weekdays at 8 p m.
Actor Randy Quaid says he moves easily from one home to another and remains hungry for the next big role. He notes a dozen homes over years, stars in Hard Rain with Morgan Freeman and Christian Slater, and is filming a Starz movie Last Rites as a condemned serial killer.
A Pittsburgh Post-Gazette review notes Dawson's Creek offers a pretty setting and appealing cast but overdoes dialogue. The piece highlights Dawson and Joey's ongoing dormitory-style bed scene, shallow teen satire, and Kevin Williamson's attempt at crafting a savvy yet contradictory media-aware teen world.
A scrambled newspaper style mystery item describes a Celebrity Cipher by Luis Campos with hints about famous people and a coded message. The text includes garbled phrases and a clue that letters map to others, signaling a daily puzzle teaser with the tag B and initials NIM.
Rockville hosted its 26th annual Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day program with Robert L. Woodson Sr. urging officials to separate personal conduct from politics and push for moral accountability. U.S. Rep. Constance Morella and City leaders praised King’s peaceful vision as the crowd heard calls to invest in inner city solutions and measure progress beyond poverty and racism.
Frederick County schools and families attended the 11th annual Dr. Martin Luther King birthday celebration at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. Entitled Fairness One Nation With Liberty and Justice for All, the program featured musical groups from seven schools and honored 29 students as Kings for a Day for embodying Dr. King's teachings. Additional recognitions included 12 art awardees and 11 writing awardees from multiple schools, with an abbreviated broadcast of the program airing on FCPS channel 18.
A Fort Detrick developed botulinum antitoxin helped a newborn girl in Columbus recover from a rare infant botulism case. The single dose began Jan 10 with improvement by Jan 11, marking a potential first civilian use in the United States. The Army says the antitoxin protects against all seven botulism types.
Gene and Peggy Schmidt, whose daughter Stephanie was raped and murdered in 1993, push a stricter sex offender law as witnesses. ACLU opposes, arguing it bypasses due process while proponents say longer terms, not life sentences, are impractical. Schmidt notes only 14 of 1,000 offenders have been committed since enactment. Six other states have similar laws.
Principals across several schools report virtual pets and beanie like toys disrupt lessons. Teachers notes say many students carry multiple devices and beeps interrupt instruction, prompting notices to leave toys at home and temporary confiscations when needed.
Council member Redmond announces resignation citing loss of trust in the mayor over copies of campground committee documents. He says originals were left at City Hall and later retrieved, with plans to present them at an upcoming meeting. He expresses regret for citizens and family and declined calls to reconsider.
UMass researchers describe a two-surgery process where a lab grown genetically altered egg was implanted into a uterus. Calves born last week in Texas carry two modifications: a marker gene and an antibiotic resistance gene.
A sequence of dated sessions from January 24 to February 1 presenting provocative prophecy topics. Titles reference Armageddon, the seven last plagues, the Two Witnesses, and personal life experiences. Includes questions about God’s goodness and world conditions.
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