Patriot missiles eyed for South Korea defense
The Pentagon plans a Patriot deployment to South Korea to bolster defenses against North Korean missiles, though final approval from President Clinton is pending. The Pac-2 model, with upgraded radar and software, would be sent rather than the newer Pac-3. About 36,000 U.S. troops are stationed in Korea.
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I-70 Upgrades In Frederick Get $3 Million Aid
Federal funds totaling 3 million dollars will help Frederick and Frederick County upgrade I-70. The grant from the Federal Highway Administration's Right-Of-Way Revolving Fund finances rights-of-way purchases for widening the four-lane stretch from Mount Philip Road to Md 144 and reconstructing interchanges to improve acceleration and deceleration lanes and merging areas. The project aligns with local comprehensive plans.
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Goodwins Help Son Over ADD Challenge Leads to Success
The Goodwins raised their son with bootstraps ethics but he struggled with discipline and grades until an ADD diagnosis in eighth grade. Medication and support improved his focus, and at 18 he scored 1330 on the SAT, earned college acceptances, and aims to study engineering or business administration.
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Bail Denied for Suspect in November Frederick Stabbing
Temple Hills resident Christopher Andre McBride, 23, faced a bail denial after being indicted for first degree murder burglary and assault with intent to murder in the fatal November stabbing of Carl Anthony Mantack 24 in Frederick. The confrontation began on Ice Street and ended at a South Street home. A hunting knife was found near Mantack’s body and police tied the fight to a drugs dispute. Mantack was unarmed during the attack. McBride allegedly burglarized the home of Thomas Eugene Wachter.
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Obituary: Emma Eckenrode 104 of Emmitsburg
Mrs Emma Eckenrode age 104 of West Main Street Emmitsburg died Tuesday January 25 at Citizens Nursing Home Frederick She was the widow of Charles Eckenrode born October 8 1889 in St Anthony s she was daughter of Thomas Eugene Warthen and Louisa P O Toole Warthen She was member of St Joseph s Church and Emmitsburg Senior Citizens Survived by nieces and nephews Funeral Friday January 28 family to meet at Skiles Funeral Home 10 am for Mass at St Joseph s 11 am Pastor Rev Fr Alfred R Pehrsson to celebrant Interment St Anthony s Shrine Cemetery Emmitsburg Friends may call Friday 9 am until time of services at the funeral home
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Periods of light rain and rising temperatures forecast
Weather outlook notes light rain tonight and Friday with highs in the mid 40s. The Frederick News Post mentions a Rose Parade feature on a Thurmont florist and teases sports calendars on the Prep News Page while emphasizing recycled paper.
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City OKs $250,000 for Delaplaine Arts Center
The Frederick Board of Aldermen informal yet approved 250000 toward a 1 million state matching grant for the Delaplaine Visual Arts Center. Frederick County commissioners would match the same amount, with the rest coming from donations. Budget allocations may occur in fiscal 1995 and 1996.
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Weather tightens as snow sleet delays county schools
Frederick County endures cold spell with snow and sleet. Schools delayed two hours and then closed due to icy roads while neighbors Carroll and Washington counties cancel classes. I 70 accd spots noted. Officials urge caution as salt and cinders toil. colder temps ease to rain later today with a warmer trend into the weekend.
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Brutal winter strains Frederick County salt supply
The brutal winter pressures county budgets as salt stocks dwindle. Frederick County Highway Department orders 6 000 tons of salt and 2 000 tons of cinders while awaiting a new Baltimore ship. Budgeted salt of 157 427 and cinders of 44 500 are exhausted. County officials consider contingency funding and reallocate funds from other projects amid rising costs and delays.
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Everything for sale at Woolworth auction time
A Woolworth variety store in the Frederick Shopping Center on Seventh Street held an auction of nearly all its remaining stock after closing January 18. Items listed included a kitchen sink, bird cages, plastic flower bins, Tshirts, ribbons, notebook paper, scrub buckets, metal shelving, false eyelash racks, and more. The sale recalled the 1950s store era before malls, highlighting hard to find gadgets and a notable lunch counter.
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