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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1997

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Olson's death review opens after 44 years

Manhattan district attorney investigates the 1953 death of Fort Detrick researcher Frank Olson who allegedly committed death by own action in New York City after a LSD dose without his knowledge. Spokeswoman Molly Connell confirms review following a family complaint. investigators continue a yearlong, intensive inquiry as Dr Eric Olson and forensic expert Dr James Starrs remain in contact.

Manhattan Frank Olson Fort Detrick New York City CLA Molly Connell

Middletown seniors line up for outdoor commencement at Mount St Marys

Nicole Eccard fanned herself with her mortar board during the Middletown High School commencement at Knott Arena on Mount St Marys College campus to manage the heat as families and guests gathered. Angi Alexander of Walkersville smiles after receiving roses from her mom Theresa Sullivan before graduation ceremonies Tuesday evening.

Nicole Eccard Middletown High School Knott Arena Mount St. Mary's College Walkersville High School Angi Alexander Theresa Sullivan Eric Weedon Thomas Johnson High School Randall Jones

Nance's double jeopardy appeal reaches Maryland court

The Maryland Court of Special Appeals will decide the double jeopardy issue in the trial of Jean Louis Arnaud Nance, after Frederick County Circuit Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr denied a motion to dismiss. The mistrial stemmed from the chilling remark Friends who chill together kill together, with prosecutors allegedly aware of the statement.

Adrian Pilkington Maryland Court of Special Appeals Frederick County G. Edward Dwyer Jr Jean Louis Arnaud Nance Kenneth Ravenell Dwyer Nance Brian

Defense seeks mental examination for Aron

Montgomery County Planning Board member Ruthann Aron faced a bail delay after her attorney sought a mental exam for developer charged with trying to hire a man to kill her husband. Judge Louis Harrington pushed the hearing to another day to allow evaluation arrangements at Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hospital, with family funding and secure custody.

Rockville Montgomery County Planning Board Ruthann Aron Montgomery County District Court Louis Harrington

County eyes early buyout for most school bus drivers

Frederick County moves toward buyouts as 38 of 42 contract drivers accept. signings anticipated June 23 to 25. The plan stems from IRS findings that contractors were effectively school employees, with the board buying buses and offering driver jobs. Officials debate costs and long term savings.

Kitty Meyers Frederick County School Bus Contractors Association Frederick County Commissioners Internal Revenue Service School System Board of Education Reeder Wicomico County Cecil County Washington County Frederick County Hal Keller Keller Maryland

Busselberg chooses jail over answering questions

Dr Lorn Fred Busselberg, a Frederick County Circuit Court defendant jailed for failure to pay 25 000 in overdue child support and alimony, faced a judgment debtors exam before Judge John H Tisdale. He declined to provide financial details, replying with I don know and I don’t remember, and returned to jail as proceedings continued.

Frederick County Lorn Fred Busselberg John H Tisdale Busselberg Lucien Winegar First National Bank of Japan

Inside The Frederick News Post Recycled Paper Note

Notice states portions of The Frederick News Post are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and the newspaper is recyclable. The short update highlights environmental commitment and continues the paper’s eco friendly messaging for readers.

Frederick News Post

Tregoning seeks Frederick city alderman post

John Tregoning, Republican Central Committee chairman, announced a bid for Frederick city alderman. He plans to officially announce on his 52nd birthday Friday the 13th, citing 25 years in business and real estate expertise to boost civic projects and assist first time buyers.

John Tregoning Republican Central Committee Fredenck Tregoning Frederick

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