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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1993
Page
4
Ted Sikorski led the Frederick Symphony Orchestra in a Baker Park tribute concert secured by a winning bid at the Weinberg Center Auction. Guest conductor Mark Hoke also took the podium, sharing conducting duties for the event.
Frederick police arrested three men Friday night after a police informant bought cocaine from a passenger on West All Saints Street. Robert Pernell Williams, Rendelle Dews, and Maurice Williams faced multiple cocaine and conspiracy charges, with Maurice Williams resisting arrest and injuring a police dog before medical treatment.
President Clinton will visit Seoul for two days starting July 10 to meet with President Kim Young-sam. They will discuss North Korean nuclear issues, defense alliance strengthening, and expansion of trade and economic ties.
Police recovered the body of Donald P. Niemann 44 of Harpers Ferry after he fell from a 30 foot Chris Craft cruiser during a dispute over who was to blame for running out of gas off the Woodrow Wilson Bridge in the Potomac River. The investigation continues as authorities would not release others on board. In added tragedy Laurel resident Stanley E. Richards 65 died during the Chesapeake Bay Swim from a heart attack at Sandy Point State Park. George A. Tummons 39 drowned after entering Jonas Green State Park area near Annapolis. Virginia teen Robert Dale Dodson 19 of Herndon drowned in the Potomac near Algonkian Regional Park after wading to an island and failing to return. Authorities note no swimming is allowed at the Sandy Point beach due to a sharp drop nearby.
Mrs Lucy J Mullineaux 73 died June 13 at Frederick Memorial Hospital wife of Robert L Mullineaux born December 11 1919 in Kemptown daughter of the late Walter and Elia Brown Buxton member of Howard Chapel Ridgeville United Methodist Church Surviving daughters Juanita Mullineaux Kensington and Linda Mullineaux Mount Airy sister Adam Beacht Gaithersburg brothers Roscoe Buxton Damascus and Roger Buxton Mount Aury calling hours June 16 3-5 and 7-9 p.m at Olin E Molesworth Funeral Home Damascus services June 17 11 a.m. at the funeral home interment Montgomery Methodist Cemetery Damascus.
Funeral services were held for Edna R Care 75 of Brunswick died June 8 with burial at Park Heights Cemetery Brunswick. Also honored were Jack Mori 65 of Venice Florida and Anna Mae Spriggs of Monrovia with services at Ebenezer United Methodist Centerville and in Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Justice White plans retirement ending the current term opening a seat for Clinton. The shortlist centers on Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Judge Stephen Breyer, with environmental and tax controversy shaping the final selection. Ginsburg’s family ties to law echo her path at Columbia Law School, while Breyer faced scrutiny over a Social Security tax disclosure.
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