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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1993

Page

4

The Attic Punk Club Draws Frederick Youth

A Saturday night scene in Frederick shows The Attic at 4 W. Fifth St. packed with punks wearing Mohawks and nose rings. Bret Snyder, 20, rents the second floor for 300 dollars monthly and funds bands from Baltimore to New York with crowd donations. Police report noise but no major incidents as locals debate youth culture and freedom of expression.

W. Fifth St Frederick Frederick’s Bret “Dankton” Snyder McDonald’s Baltimore New York Snyder Frederick City Pierce Stine Marz Marcie Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Timothy Jacobsen Shawn Blunt Connecticut West Fifthtreet

Cruisin at Jerry's Subs Draws Vintage Car Crowd

The gatherings at Jerry's Subs and Pizza on Opossumtown Pike run Sundays 4 to 9 p.m. with 1950s and 1960s tunes, T shirts reading Cruisin at Jerry's, and a parked-magnet crowd of vintage and custom vehicles. Organizer Mark Hipsley, a longtime promoter, says it’s a laid back show drawing support from owners like Steve Wilner and enthusiasts who see cars as emotional investments and memories of old times.

Opossumtown Pike Jerry's Chevy Chase Mark Hipsley Hipsley Manassas Jerry Steve Wilner Wilner Tye Garlock Myersville Mr. Garlick Garlick Fred “Snuffy Sth Smithsburg Pat

Des Moines Flood Floods Hit Water Plant Downtown

Des Moines faces a state of emergency as floodwaters overwhelm the Des Moines Water Works plant and the Raccoon River. Officials warn decontamination will delay drinking water for up to a month while power outages close downtown buildings.

Judy Bradshaw John “Pat” Dorrian Des Moines Raccoon Dorrian Mississippi Burlington Iowa

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