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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1998

Page

8

Usiak Seeks Frederick County State's Attorney Nomination

Democrat candidate Usiak outlines justice and safety priorities, criticizing current office practices. He notes leaving the Maryland Public Defender's Office in Frederick to seek the nomination, highlights last court wins, and cites his legal background, family, and current solo practice.

Usiak Maryland Public Defender’s Office Frederick Central Committee Public Defender's Office Rolle Maryland Duquesne University School of Law Pittsburgh Senate Finance Committee Annapolis Montgomery County Baltimore City Public Defender’s Office W. Patrick St Sandy Usiak Mount Pleasant Claire Katie Julia Frederick Community College ABI Business Institute

Monument memory and wartime sacrifice in Mr Null’s remarks

Austin Null recalls Christmas generosity from his Frederick paper customers as a youth and reflects on wartime sacrifice. He honors the 29th Division’s 4700 deaths from D-Day to the Elbe, the injuries he endured, and his desire to return to fight until victory. He also defends immigration as a national strength, saying if everyone who wanted in were admitted, the country would be crowded.

Austin Frederick Mr. Null Europe Mr Null D-Day Elbe Null

Baltimore toddler center incident under investigation

A toddler who had not regained consciousness was in a fenced Baltimore pool for 20 to 30 minutes before rescue. Deputies withheld the child's parents' names while an Independent officer cared for other children. Fort Detrick chaplain aided the distressed mother Tracey Neilson. the case remains under investigation.

Baltimore Independent Alan Caho Fort Detrick Tracey Neil

Heat wave grips Baltimore area with dangerous ozone rise

In Baltimore area heat holds at near 100 degrees with a heat index around 110. Officials warn of dangerous ground level ozone along the I-95 corridor and urge precautions for heat stroke and dehydration. Power use climbs as residents stay indoors, while a cooling front and scattered storms are expected by Friday.

Baltimore Beverly Matthai Inner Harbor Williamsport Oxon Hill Quentin Banks Maryland Department of the Environment Banks Washington Harford Anne Arundel Cecil Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene Delmarva Power Jay Mason Mason Calvin Meadows National Weather Service Sterling Baltimore- Washington International

Obituary for local figure and community activist Duvall

Frederick area obituary notes the passing of a longtime farmer and Republican activist, Leo Duvall, detailing his engagement with 4 H and Grange groups, political work in Maryland, and community service. Survived by daughters Tanya Ramsburg and Theresa Takatsch, plus extended family. Visitation July 23 at Stauffer Funeral Home with memorials to Elks PER Fund or Frederick Church of the Brethren. Burial at Glade Cemetery Walkersville.

Elks Club Frederick Walkersville Volunteer Fire Co Frederick Jaycees Duvall Opossumtown Pike Elks PER BPOE Willowdale Drive Frederick Church of the Brethren Fairview Ave

Maryland Face Drought Hit Corn Crop and Low Prices

Farmers in central Maryland faced drought that destroyed 66 percent of the corn crop costing about 147 million dollars. An additional worry is low grain prices with soybeans 222 percent lower and corn down 14 percent from the prior year. Ray Garibay notes price declines while James Voss observes weather-related stress in cornfields across the state.

Maryland Ray Garibay State Department of Agriculture James Voss Farm Service Agency Columbia

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