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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1999
Page
3
Imperial Wizard of the Ku Klux Klan announces resignation after eight years to pursue politics. He hints at a possible gubernatorial bid in 2002, says his views on white supremacy have moderated, and that he now supports equal rights for Black Americans while remaining open to diverse opinions. He plans more time with his wife and contemplates public service.
Richard Pfeil of Thurmont was named to Gettysburg College's spring term dean's list in Pennsylvania. He is the son of William Pfeil. Gina Zimmerman, daughter of Beverly Grimes of Frederick, earned the spring semester honors at Elon College in North Carolina.
Anthony Ferguson twelve shoots at a poolside hoop during the Friday opening day at William R. Diggs Memorial Pool. The Fredericksport facility, located between Saints Street and Carrol Creek, finally opened after a leak paused operations for about two weeks amid vandalism and staff security concerns. The pool will operate daily from noon to six this summer.
The Summer Food Service Program at Frederick Community Action Agency feeds up to 100 children daily with free lunches meeting school standards. Since 1994 the program, using a separate vendor, serves kids who qualify for free or reduced meals during the school year. Volunteers including Delegate Louise Snodgrass and aide Joan McIntyre helped serve lunches this week in the agency dining room at Market and All Saints streets, with parents also eating when helping.
Melissa Shaw of Thurmont earned a spring semester spot on Lee University dean's list in Cleveland Tennessee. She is the daughter of the Rev. Jeff and Meredyth Shaw.
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