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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1997

Page

7

Cavalry and Artillery Weekend At Monocacy Battlefield

Confederate reenactors staged a two day weekend at Monocacy National Battlefield Md near Md 355 drawing about 400 visitors. Park Ranger David Born spoke of cavalry tactics and horse loss consequences while Cathy Beeler noted strong turnout.

Monocacy National Battlefield MD. 355 Monocacy River Bridge Rebs David Born Sky Meadows State Park Virginia Mr. Born Cathy Beeler

Six win top honors at state marbles tourney

Frederick County shines at the Maryland State Marbles Championship in Middletown Park with six of top nine finishes. Megan Winkelman wins girls division, Ricky Mawhinney takes boys title, and winners earn a chance at the national event in Wildwood New Jersey June 22 to 26 with a $3000 scholarship and Hall of Fame induction. Coach Jeff Kimmel, 1981 national champion, praises discipline and English technique. Winkelman credits two hours daily practice and summer fun as motivation.

Frederick County Maryland Middletown Park Megan Winkelman Frederick Megan Pilarcik Middletown Emily Martin Yellow Springs Tiara Luckert Perry Hall Waugh Sheroda Ben Nelson Wildwood N.J Marbles Hall of Fame Jeff Kimmel

Veteran sues to block Montgomery speed humps in front of home

Randy J. Slager, an Army veteran with a spinal cord injury, filed a federal suit in Greenbelt alleging Montgomery County speed humps violate the Americans with Disabilities Act. County officials say the act does not cover speed bumps and will seek dismissal. Slager drives 20 minutes extra to avoid humps and suggests stop signs or increased patrols instead.

Bethesda Montgomery County Randy J. Slager Mr. Slager Greenbelt Slager Charles W. Thompson Jr

Slot machines likely at Maryland tracks despite opposition

A growing consensus among lawmakers business leaders and officials says Maryland will install slot machines at Thoroughbred racetracks after the next governor is seated. If so slots would compete with neighboring states as gambling revenue flows out of Maryland, with leaders like Hutchinson Miller Curran and McIntosh acknowledging momentum and economic pressure to move ahead. A lobbyist notes the industry aims to capture gamblers and create a new economic engine.

Baltimore Maryland Donald P. Hutchinson Greater J. Joseph Curran Jr Maggie L. McIntosh Ms. McIntosh Gerard E. Evans Harveys Casino Resorts

Shopping center roots in postwar growth cited by local merchants

Robert Rothen, president of the Frederick merchants association, notes shopping centers emerged after World War II as Main Streets faded and suburbs grew. He recalls Harry Rosenfeld as a pioneer and highlights community outreach by center owners, including shoes for a boy and donuts for workers. Local officials call the center an anchor. plans include scholarships and a charity drawing.

America Robert Rothen Merchants Association Board Main Street Frederick Harry” Rosenfeld Frederick Shopping Center Rothen Rosenfeld Montgomery County Woolworth’s Ms Bongard Rob Rosenfeld Sam Rosenfeld Harry Rosenfeld Mark Hoke Jim Grimes Grimes Merchants Association Frederick County Sam Yu Seventh Street Farmers & Mechanics National Bank The Grayson Rosenfeld Samantha Rosenfeld Ella Rosenfeld Sheri Rosenfeld Eleanor Rosenfeld Albert Cohen Frederick Construction Co

Stolen tool truck, tools found after break-in at Frederick Fence Co

A weekend break-in at Frederick Fence Co on Grove Road led to the theft of a tool truck and thousands of dollars in tools. The 1996 white Ford F-150 was found burned in Anne Arundel County. Deputy Barrick and Detective Oland seek tips at (301) 694-1046.

Frederick Fence Co Chuck Tobery Frederick County Barrick Melissa Oland

McVeigh to narrate tape on son’s childhood in Lockport

Defense plans to present a 15 minute videotape depicting Timothy McVeigh’s son’s childhood in Lockport New York with witnesses including former New York teachers and experts on the Waco siege. Neighbors recall a quiet boy while defense argues McVeigh was a model soldier and gunner.

Lockport Buffalo McVeigh New York Branch Davidian Waco Texas Richard Burr Jan McDermott Soldier of Fortune

Thefts Reported Overnight in Waterside and Discovery

Deputy Kreitenstein investigates thefts from unlocked vehicles in Waterside and Discovery with several compact disc players taken. Contact 301-631-3675. Also, bikes found in Discovery and Walkersville may belong to owners. contact 301-631-3637 to claim.

Derek Kreitenstein Frederick County

Fire Halts Fast Blaze in Six-Family Building

Firefighters contained the blaze in about ten minutes after it began at 11 35 p.m. The incident caused 45000 dollars in damage to six apartments with smoke and water damage. Ms Summers lost household possessions. The building is owned by BJH Inc of Frederick. Responding units included United Citizens and Independent.

Summers Taylor B.J.H Inc Frederick United Citizens Independent

Ralston faces rocky road to Senate over affair comments

Gen. Ralston’s nomination stirred GOP and women’s groups after Cohen said his affair with a CIA employee 13 years ago did not disqualify him. Cohen later tempered remarks and proposed an independent commission to study how military law applies to consensual relations. Pentagon officials say Ralston remains determined to pursue the nomination despite criticism.

Gen. Ralston Senate Cohen Congress CIA Shalikashvili Pentagon Ralston

Man Charged in Wife Death in Hampstead Closet

John T. Titus charged with first degree murder in the death of his wife Patricia. A Carroll County District Court commissioner ordered Titus held without bail. Police say he was found unconscious in a bathtub after an emergency call. Patricia Titus was found dead in a closet in the Hampstead residence. two young children were sleeping inside the home.

Westminster Hampstead Maryland Carroll County John T. Titus Patricia Mr. Titus Carroll County General Hospital Baltimore City Fire Department Utz Road Mrs Titus

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