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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1994

Page

4

Bartlett on thin ice in primary battle says Roll Call

Capitol Hill publication Roll Call ranks Rep Roscoe Bartlett among the 10 most vulnerable incumbents in the House. The piece notes potential GOP foes, including former Rep Lawrence Hogan Sr., and cites Bartlett’s early missteps and staff turmoil. Bartlett press secretary calls the report old information and says he is focused on Congress.

Washington Capitol Hill Roscoe Bartlett Roll Call Congress Maryland Lawrence Hogan Sr Bartlett Cheri Jacobus Ms. Jacobus Lucien Blackwell D-Pa Phil Crane R-Ill Gene Green D-Tex Jay Kim Calif John Myers R-Ind Mike Parker D-Miss Dan Rostenkowski D-Ill Craig Washington Jamie Whitten

Funeral Notices for Snyder Wivell Brice in Frederick and Thurmont

Funeral services were held Tuesday January 25 for Mrs. Maxine Wolfe Snyder formerly of Frederick and Mrs. Mary Ann Sanders Wivell of Carroll Valley. Interment followed at Marvins Chapel Cemetery and St Anthony's Shrine Cemetery. Also services for Mr. Michael Allen Mike Brice of Thurmont. Attendees included local clergy and community members.

Maxine Snyder Maxine Wolfe Snyder Third St Frederick Motter Ave Etchison Memorial Chapel Keeney and Basford Robert R. Rock Glade United Church of Christ, Walkersville Michael E. Angleberger Steve B. Angleberger Taylor J. Angleberger Michael P. Angleberger A. Richard Boyer William R. Moxley Marvins Chapel Cemetery Mount Airy Mary Ann Sanders Wivell Snowbird Trail Carroll Valley St. Anthony’s Shrine Parrish Emmitsburg James Delaney Frank Zarnowski George Springer Thomas Ryan William Forgang Michael Scheerer Charles Beitz St. Anthony’s Shrine Cemetery Skiles Funeral Home Michael Allen Mike” Brice EB. Main St Thurmont Robert E. Dailey and Son Wade Sandridge Catoctin High School Stewart Frock Gary Frock Jeremy Hahn Andy Adelsberger Mike Dewees Scott Claybaugh Blue Ridge Cemetery Brice George J Betty L German Brice

Nursery and garage OK'd by Frederick County Board of Appeals

The Frederick County Board of Appeals approved a commercial nursery on Poffenberger Road near Broad Run Road with greenhouses and storage for Treehouse Gardens and a 30 by 36 foot garage and storage building off Elaine Way and Virginia Lane in Sugarloaf Estates. A front yard variance was granted. About a dozen residents opposed the nursery citing traffic and aesthetics concerns. The nursery may expand to retail in the future, with a review required before any change. The garage project had begun without a permit, builders said, and was approved after verification.

Frederick County Board of Appeals Poffenberger Road Broad Run Road Michael Yeomans Elaine Way Virginia Lane Sugarloaf Estates Giovanni Salmonte

Montgomery officer killed in icy car crash in Maryland

Montgomery County police officer James E. Walch, 30, of Germantown, died after his patrol car hit a patch of ice and burst into flames while aiding a pursuit in Silver Spring Briggs Chaney area. Officer Thomas Dolan, 32, also responding, lost control but was uninjured. Walch served four years in the Marines and leaves a wife and a 5-year-old son. Funeral arrangements were not ready.

Rockville Montgomery County Germantown James E. Walch Briggs Chaney Silver Spring Evelyn Cahalen Thomas Dolan Officer Walch Marine Corps Police Department Wheaton Glenmont Walch Carol Minnesota Springbrook Winona State University

Dr. Newman urges students to use education for change

Dr. Newman tells Morgan State divinity student Stanley Jenkins and peers that America faces problems. education is a blessing to be shared. Jenkins reads a line urging nonviolence, noting that violence only harms a community and recalling Dr. King’s nonviolent path.

America Newman Stanley Jenkins Morgan State University Jenkins King

Urbana considers concerns on new high school project

On Thursday in Urbana at Urbana Elementary School parents can address the Citizen's Advisory Committee before Education makes a May or June decision. Planning Director Ray Barnes notes bids overrun the budget by 4 million delayed the Urbana High School, forcing architect John S Williams to redesign. Open now four months to one year later than the fall 1995 target.

Urbana Elementary Frederick County Board of Education Ray Barnes Urbana High School John S. Williams

Clinton's health care speech sparks partisan debate in Congress

President Clinton received standing ovations as he urged health care reform and crime measures. Dole attacked the plan with a chart showing bureaucratic costs, while McCain condemned confrontation and Gingrich saw possible bipartisan coalition. Clinton touted deficit reduction and renewal achievements from his first year.

Clinton Jim Brady Sarah Brady Kevin Jett New York Congress Dole John McCain R-Ariz America GOP Newt Gingrich

Bartlett Reacts to Clinton State of the Union Address

Rep. Roscoe Bartlett of Maryland expresses mixed views on President Clinton's address. He supports tougher crime measures like a three strikes and prisons expansion while remaining wary of welfare reform and universal health coverage mandates. He favors private sector job solutions and church-led aid over government programs.

Washington Roscoe Bartlett Clinton Dr. Bartlett Bartlett

Robber with Knife Hits Frederick Liquor Store

Frederick City Police seek a white male 30 to 40 armed with a six inch kitchen knife who robbed East Street Liquors at 507 East Street around 8 10 PM taking money and beer before fleeing on foot. No injuries reported. Suspect described in olive drab jacket hood up navy cap with gold insignia. He was last seen in the Red Man's Club parking lot.

Frederick City East Street Red Man's Club East Fifth Street

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