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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1995
Page
1
Viola has spent a decade helping set up the Kelly-Miller Circus and responds to verbal commands from Mr. Wells. The circus will perform shows today Saturday and Sunday, continuing a long running preparation and performance schedule.
Mayor Jim Grimes said the city is still pursuing a North Street supermarket at the former Carmack-Jay’s site after its January closure. The city bought the property for 675000 to resell for use only as a market, and is reviewing two proposals while financing is arranged through SBA and local banks.
The defense in the William Robert Fagan Sr. trial questions convict Allan Roger Phillips, accusing him of lying to police and juries as he testifies about the January 6 1992 murder of Deborah Patricia Fagan. Phillips admits past lies while detailing motives and alleged plans to kill Mrs. Fagan amid marriage troubles and financial stress.
Washington reports show relief over Air Force Captain Scott O Grady's rescue but House Republicans push to lift the Bosnia arms embargo. White House vows veto to maintain current policy amid sharp critique from lawmakers and Bosnian leaders. Haris Silajdzic warns Bosnia would welcome no war and seeks to avoid deeper U.S. involvement.
In Frederick County, 1,350 non supervisory school support workers voted 700 to 45 to form a union, the Frederick Association of School Support Employees, prompting school board recognition under a new state law. FALSE President James Wright hailed the result as clear muscle for a professional, educated staff. Supervisory staff were already unionized, while non supervisory members had filed a petition earlier in the year.
Richard Stup 48 of Frederick was named to the county planning commission by the Frederick County Commissioners. He replaces Pete Adcock who steps down in July after 16 applicants, five interviewed, unanimously chosen. Stup, a property-line surveyor with Spiederman Associates for seven weeks, was previously director of project management at Harris, Smariga & Associates, raising questions of potential conflicts during the interview process.
Hal Keller Jr says five bids were opened for Orchard Grove Elementary. Hess Construction submitted the low bid of 6.3497 million. Total project cost is about 9 million with 4 million funded by the state. construction can start July 1. The 709 student school opens in 1996 south of Frederick between US 15 and Ballenger Creek Pike. Public hearing on attendance area set for June 20.
A Fort Detrick team including an entomologist and a pathologist will join CDC colleagues in Atlanta to hunt the source of the Ebola virus in Zaire. The group, part of USAMRIID, seeks the index case and the transmission route among insects birds mammals or other vectors. The mission mirrors a prior Kenya Kitum Cave effort but is larger with 11 team members.
Donnie Hammond finishes Thursday two under par with a 69 at the Kemper Open. The event highlights a round of solid discipline as competitors post solid scores. Local note on readers and poetry events amid sport coverage appear in brief.
Frederick, Maryland news: Joseph Kennedy, 43, died after his disabled dump truck halted at a ramp from US 29 to I-70. Karen Coakley Brandt, 44, lost control of a 1986 Camaro and struck him while he placed reflector triangles. He died at Shock Trauma Center after 9 p.m. Police say the investigation continues.
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