Fagan Convicted of Conspiracy in Mrs. Fagan Slaying
William Robert Fagan Sr. was found guilty Thursday of conspiring with his friend to murder Deborah Patricia Fagan, while acquitted of killing her on January 6, 1992. Sentencing set for July 27 in Rockville. prosecutors seek maximum, life in prison.
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Rockville
William Robert Fagan
Deborah Patricia Fagan
Fagan
Monrovia
Allan Roger Phillips
Scott Rolle
Patricia Kammann
Tony Fiorilla
Phillips
Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Rolle
House to act on info media reform in July vote
Washington AP notes Senate deregulates cable rates and expands cross ownership of telecom and media. House Commerce Committee backed a broader deregulation plan with fewer price protections and wider ownership changes, aiming for floor action in July. The bills also address blocking objectionable programs and entry of utilities into telecom services.
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Washington
Senate
House
America
Commerce Committee
Protesters target Bartlett Gingrich at Maryland fundraiser
About 65 Western Maryland Democrats and activists protested outside a Ramada Inn fundraiser for Rep Roscoe Bartlett and House Speaker Newt Gingrich. Attendees mostly came from Frederick and Washington counties, voicing concerns on abortion rights social program cuts and church‑state separation.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Newt Gingrich
Roscoe Bartlett
Republian
Frederick
Washington
Bartlett
U.S. 40
Ramada Inn
Dr. Bartlett
Nine seek two seats on Frederick County school board
The Democratic and Republican committees nominate nine candidates for two openings on the Frederick County Board of Education. Vice President Susan Rovin leaves after five terms. Harry deMoll did not seek another term. Gov. Glendening will appoint around July 1. nominees all have children in local schools.
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Republican Central Committees
Frederick County
Susan Rovin
Harry deMoll
deMoll
Heaid
Board of Education Business
Parris Glendening
Governor’s Appointments Office
Glendening
Deborah Aughenbaugh
Burkittsville
Aughenbaugh
Augenbaugh
Maryland School For the Deaf
Gordon Cooley
Ijamsville
Gingrich outlines nine point plan for renewal
Speaker Newt Gingrich speaking at a Roscoe Bartlett fundraiser in Hagerstown unveiled a nine point long term plan for a Republican led renewal of American government and civilization. He urged executing major drug importers and mandating English as the national language while saying the Contract with America was only the first step in a decade long process.
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Hagerstown
Newt Gingrich
Roscoe Bartlett
Gingrich
America
Franklin D Roosevelt
City approves $33 million budget to hold tax rate
Mayor Jim Grimes and the Frederick Board of Aldermen unanimously approved a $33 million budget for fiscal 1996 keeping the tax rate at $1.56 per $100 of assessed value. Alderman Sally Murphy urged saving measures and cautioned against tax increases while noting Carroll Creek funding.
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Jim Grimes
Frederick
Murphy
Carroll Creek
Grimes
City allows beer in Baker Park for Fourth of July celebration
After workshops and public meetings, Frederick officials approve a measure by a 3 to 2 vote to permit beer in Baker Park during the Fourth of July event. Mayor Jim Grimes notes the city has long served beer at the celebration and says the ordinance makes the practice legal to avoid court challenges. Aldermen Frances Baker and Sally Murphy oppose, arguing it sends the wrong message to youth.
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Baker Park
Jim Grimes
Frederick
Grimes
Frances Baker
Sally Murphy
Murphy
City approves curfew in Frederick to curb vagrancy
Frederick officials unanimously pass a new curfew aimed at youths under 17. The ordinance bans public presence after 11 p.m. on most nights and after 11:59 p.m. Friday and Saturday, with 6 a.m. end time, plus exceptions. City Attorney Tillery says the rule follows a Supreme Court style to deter challenges. Continued on Page A-5.
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Frederick
N. Lynn (Tillery
U.S. Supreme Court
Maryland Court of Appeals
Beard
Frederick's Festival of the Arts celebrates arts in Western Maryland
Inside The News Tonight reports clear conditions with mid 50s lows and light winds, Saturday sunny with highs in the lower to mid 80s. Western Maryland Weather map on AB notes Frederick festival features visual, performing and literary arts.
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Frederick’s
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