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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1996
Page
3
Residents discuss leash laws and dangerous dogs after multiple incidents in downtown Frederick. Ms Poole shares fear from a past attack while Mrs Michel urges bans and stricter controls. John Borgerson explains his dogs caused a separate incident and plans a double gate. Neighbors warn about large dogs roaming Baker Park as a prior fatal attack is recalled.
Animal Control spokesmen said a veterinarian later amputated a broken dog's leg. Inspectors found another dog on a short chain with no water. Charges cite failure to vaccinate and maintain vaccines. Ms Diggs was cited in 1994 for unsanitary conditions and refused to relinquish ownership. a court hearing on ownership is planned next month.
On Tuesday the board heard from independent consultant John Lininger who promised long term waste management solutions to reduce landfill costs. He noted current work as Anne Arundel County’s consultant and outlined future strategies. The commission also reappointed John Lovell Jr. of Jefferson to a second term. other applicants were Ed Campbell and Rob Tresselt from Frederick.
Coca-Cola labels misprint on Olympic Coca-Cola Classic boxes where the word disk was typed with a cent sign and is replacing an S. The firm will sticker affected boxes in warehouses and has begun shipping corrected stock to stores, with selling set by week’s end.
A fire damaged a portable classroom at New Market Elementary Wednesday morning. Fire Marshal and Maryland State Trooper report the fire started around 5:10 AM, firefighters took 15 minutes to control it, and the cause is under investigation. Deputies noted an attempted entry into other portable units but no injuries occurred. Fire units from New Market Green Valley Libertytown Citizens Truck and United Fire Company responded.
An explosion near a fortified base in Dhahran injures hundreds and kills nineteen Americans. The attack drew swift U.S. and Saudi responses, with FBI dispatch and condolences from King Fahd as Pentagon reports and international figures condemn the act.
A fragmentary headline notes Frederick as a central figure in a local story. The brief text hints at community pride or identity tied to Frederick, with unclear surrounding details or context due to garbled OCR.
President Clinton dispatched an FBI team to assist the investigation of a truck bombing in Saudi Arabia, calling the attackers murderous cowards and pledging punishment. Secretary of State Christopher, in the region to push Arab Israeli talks, detoured to inspect the site.
Camp culinary arts students made pizza pockets while journalism students drafted articles for a newsletter and health careers students learned casting. Field trips include a health class visit to Frederick Memorial Hospital and carpentry and landscaping classes touring a house linked to the Career and Technology Center.
National Transportation Safety Board chair Jim Hall says rail commuters face safety risks as officials clash with the Federal Railroad Administration over immediate escape-improvement measures after the Silver Spring crash and a prior deadly New Jersey incident. Investigations note most victims could have survived with faster exits from burning cars.
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