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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1994

Page

4

Ice storm snarls power, closes mall, drains countyoutages

Ice and water caused by the storm knocked out power for about 750 county residents at various times. Potomac Edison reported 16 isolated electrical problems from ice on tree limbs. The Frederick Towne Mall closed after a power failure Friday morning. Conductor faults and manhole shorts were blamed on the ice with several thousand customers affected in Garrett and Allegany counties. Service was expected to resume by midnight, and PE may reimburse consumers for equipment damage due to surges.

Bradford Potomac Edison Frederick Towne Dick Roschli

Salt supplies tighten as area braces for storms

Salt reserves in Frederick and surrounding areas dwindle as forecasts call for a Sunday night storm. A 200 ton cinder mix from Pepco extends supplies while state road crews blend abrasives. Local stores report rapid sellouts amid ongoing winter salt demand. shipments continue to arrive as treasuries fund snow removal.

Mr. Castle Pepco Castle Fischer-Lang & Co Franklin Street Frederick Susan Yinger

Funeral tributes for multiple Frederick area residents

Funeral services and obituaries note the deaths of Mrs. Alice Caroline Hall Penn of Frederick and Mr. Gerald Richard Smith of Frederick, with services at Stauffer and Robert E. Dailey & Son funeral homes. Kenneth L Leatherman of New Oxford and Mrs Emma Eckenrode of Emmitsburg are also memorialized, with interment in local cemeteries. Arrangements were by Skiles Funeral Home.

Alice Caroline Hall Penn Frederick Stauffer Maurice S. Moore Virginia Smith Justine Hall Ricardo Hall William Lee Nicholas E. Leakins Phillip Lyles Charles Wars Fairview Cemetery Gerald “Jerry Richard Smith Robert E. Dailey & Son Elza Hurst Toms Creek Kenneth L. Leatherman Brickcrafters Road New Oxford Feiser Funeral Home Inc Paul A. Haack Robin Leatherman Timothy Leatherman Kenneth Leatherman II Mike Wagner Dwight Wyatt Eric Carbaugh Utica Leatherman Demetrius L. Leatherman Emma Cecelia Warthen Eckenrode West Main Street Emmitsburg Citizens Nursing Home St. Joseph’s

Warwick judge rules father entitled to part of daughter's estate

In Kent County Rhode Island a judge ruled James Brindamour, who had no contact with his daughter Colleen for three years before her death, is entitled to a share of her 350000 life insurance settlement though he likely owes more than 60000 in child support. The court awarded Colleen’s mother 107065 for loss of companionship and the remaining 242935 to Colleen’s estate.

Warwick, RI James Srindamour Francis Carigan Brindamour Colleen Carigan Kent County Rhode Island Rose Brindamour

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