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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1996
Page
1
Laura Fisher and LaTania Harris broke into spontaneous song while waiting for graduation ceremonies to begin at Gov. Thomas Johnson High School. They sang Lean On Me, a tune learned at a youth conference they attended together.
In a two month Air Force inquiry cited by Defense Secretary Perry pilot error misjudgments by commanders and outdated navigation equipment as contributing factors in the Croatia hillside crash that killed Commerce Secretary Ron Brown and 34 others. President Clinton praised the report as brutally honest.
Burr Artz Library will offer 300 classical CDs with Middletown and Walkersville hosting 200 each, funded by overdue fines totaling 8000. Denise Davis says the money buys best reviewed titles and expands access while preserving focus on classical music.
Frederick County Commissioners approve a $2.50 visit fee for Fountain Rock Nature Center to expand programming. The charge aims to fund longer hours and more student programs, with naturalist duties increasing and over 1,000 yearly bookings previously turned away. Debra Abraham plans July job opening for a full time naturalist.
Timothy James, a 311-year-old Frederick County man, was bitten six times on his right hand and left leg when his horse spooked and he fell into a nest of copperheads. He left a Hagerstown hospital and said he hopes to ride again this weekend. His horse, Dancer, was not bitten. a neighbor aided his return home. Authorities plan to search for the snakes with animal control tomorrow.
Lieutenant B David O Hara takes command of the Frederick barrack replacing Lt Robert McAfee who retired June 1. A 1964 Frederick High School graduate he plans to listen and assess before making changes. He helped save a woman in Frederick County earning a governor's citation. He and wife Linda live in Frederick with son Patrick 21 and stepson Eric Workman.
County officials evaluate proposals that could end or alter the town’s recycling program if they stop using the county landfill. Officials warn possible funding and service impacts as federal and local voices weigh the options.
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