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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1989
Page
1
Frederick city Democrats file six candidates for alderman and Republicans nominate five, creating a single Democratic primary on September 12. The piece notes a historic cycle, comparing to 1969 when a similar six on the Democratic side occurred.
Frederick homemaker and health advocate Suzanne Beals 32 filed Thursday for city alderman as a Democrat, triggering a Sept. 12 primary. Beals outlined concerns on families, daycare, abuse prevention, and social issues while moving from Silver Spring in 1984 with her husband Vernon and four children to Military Road. The city set a mayoral race without a primary with incumbent Ronald Young facing Paul Gordon. Election officials noted a light voter registration surge with 16,101 residents registered as of July 31 and 8,341 Democrats.
Sarah Coenig and her sister Kelly learn casting from their aunt Helen Nestor at Culler Lake in Frederick. The visit comes while their parents are away on vacation as Nestor emphasizes passing on a family tradition through simple, shared moments in the park and on the water.
Frederick Memorial Hospital announced plans to raze Elm Street School this fall to clear space for a 250 to 450 parking deck and expansion projects. The plan, worth about 26 million, will be reviewed by the Frederick City Planning Commission.
In Beirut Shiite leader Sheik Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah proposed that Hezbollah use its influence to secure the release of foreign hostages if Western powers free Arab prisoners in Israel. The statement followed Ashoura processions in Beirut amid chants against Israel and the United States.
Thirty two first and second graders from South Frederick Elementary MAP summer program rode a horse drawn trolley Friday morning. They departed from the C Burr Artz Library for a ride through the Streets of Frederick.
County zoning tech Rick Brace cited one landowner, Arthur Tyergar of 9408 Gas House Pike, for illegal rubble dumping on June 29 and may cite more. The notice orders a halt and a site plan if a legal rubblefill is pursued. no site plan has been submitted, and dumping appears stopped at the revisited site. The probe covers multiple sites near Bevis Mill Road and in Woodsboro and Walkersville, tied to state charges against excavator C John Eyler.
Lawrence Williams, 11, was shot in the pelvis and left wrist at Carver Apartments Friday. He told police two or three children were nearby and claimed the gun was not loaded. Police found no evidence of foul play as they questioned tenants and a 12 year old was briefly considered a suspect. Williams was admitted in good condition.
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