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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1994
Page
5
A smoldering cigarette started a fire in a Frederick house injuring Dorothy Zimmerman who was found unconscious in a first floor bedroom. The blaze damaged the basement and spread smoke throughout the brick home at 606 Wilson Place. Robert and Brad Zimmerman were away at the time.
Pope John Paul I's fall visit to Giants Stadium in East Rutherford is anticipated to attract a crowd surpassing 4,000 for a three hour Mass on October 21. Organizers expect many New Jersey residents with tickets mostly distributed to priests and churches. a small general block available.
NAACP Executive Director Benjamin Chavis led a three day Baltimore summit with about 65 leaders from business education civil rights and religion. Louis Farrakhan joined a televised roundtable as a diverse group sought jobs youth uplift and moral renewal while debating tactics such as an economic boycott of South Carolina.
Baltimore Schools Superintendent Walter Amprey abandons plans to expand private management, citing opposition from the 8500-member teachers union, lawmakers, and community members. The district already contracts Education Alternatives Inc to run 12 schools and may be slowed by a broad push to pause the program.
A Washington DC man and his female passenger were injured when a 1994 Saab driven by John Thomas Appleton veered across the center median on I-70 west of Ridge Road. The crash sparked a fire. both were treated and released at Washington County Hospital. Appleton was charged with negligent driving.
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