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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1993

Page

8

Shannon Schildt battles reflex sympathetic dystrophy and pain

Shannon Schildt, a student and music mentor in Hagerstown, struggles with reflex sympathetic dystrophy after carpal tunnel surgeries. She endured swelling, loss of function, and misdiagnosis before confirming the condition in Baltimore. She relies on nerve blocks, acupuncture, and church support while facing rising medical costs and nearing age 24.

Church of the Holy Trinity Hagerstown Miss Schildt Good Samaritan Hospital Baltimore Baltymore Pain Management Center Arroyo Miss Myersville Bank Myersville Shannon Schudt Trust Fund

Restoration costs rise for canal aqueduct project

Advisory panel members urge state cooperation and federal funding for the C and O Canal aqueduct restoration seen as essential to preserving canal heritage. Maryland and other states are urged to join in funding to protect this historic structure amid escalating costs. In a separate Middletown report a 7 and 8 year old allegedly stole two goldfish valued at four dollars from a neighbor’s tank and released them over a yard fence. The incident is under investigation.

Hobbs Adam Foster Maryland Middletown Boileau Court Mark Pettyjohn

Sinkhole opens under Marriott parking lot killing woman

Severe storms in downtown Atlanta produced 22 inches of rain in 40 minutes and caused a 25 foot deep, 100 foot wide sinkhole in a Marriott Courtyard parking lot. A woman trapped in her car was killed while rescuers searched for other victims amid raining, flooding, and debris.

Atlanta Atlanta Pure Department Tim Szymanski Marriott Courtyard Svymansh National Weather Service Marriott Hotel

Brunswick seeks new direction at public works after resignation

The town announced a leadership change at Public Works with duties to be reassigned until a new appointment. The mayor said requesting a resignation was difficult and the action aimed to pursue new directions, noting 13 full time workers remain employed and wage figures cited between $25,000 and $34,000. Councilman Tom Smith echoed that the council sought fresh leadership for the department.

Goodrich Tom Smith New Directions Public Works

Deke Slayton, Mercury Seven Astronaut, Dies at 69

Deke Slayton, original Mercury Seven astronaut and Apollo Soyuz crew member, died at age 69 in League City Texas after a battle with brain cancer. He waited years for his chance to fly and later led NASA astronaut operations and the Apollo moon missions before retiring in 1982. Survivors include wife Bobbie and son Kent 36.

League City, Texas Donald K ‘Deke’ Slayton Mr Slayton Mercury Seven Scott Carpenter Vail Cole Slayton NASA Tom Wolfe John Glenn Carpenter Astronaut Corps Space Services Inc of Houston EER Systems Inc Bobbbie Kent

DC youth charged with selling cocaine at John Hanson Apts

A 16 year old Washington DC male was charged with distribution of cocaine possession with intent to distribute and possession after an informant bought cocaine at John Hanson Apartments in Frederick. He was arrested around 7 40 pm and held at Alfred D Noyes Youth Detention Center in Rochville after being apprehended at West Sixth and North Bentz streets by Officers Stephen Scalf and Milton Frech.

Washington, DC Frederick Frederick City John Hanson West Sixth North Bentz Stephen Scalf Milton Frech Pole Alfred D Noyes Rochville

Man charged with thefts finds out how it feels

A Mount Aury man charged earlier with thefts from vehicles learned his luck by experiencing a car break in on Liberty Street Walkersville. He had parked Wednesday and returned Saturday to discover about $2,000 in items missing including a CD player amplifiers speakers and a case with 60 CDs. William Bergan the resident trooper in Walkersville reported the theft.

Walkersville Mount Aury Liberty Street Ocean City Maryland William Bergan

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