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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1993

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Residents urge end to city county tug of war over w s woes

About 75 Butterfly Lane residents packed Hillcrest Elementary Monday night urging the Frederick County Commissioners to share more of the cost to fix water and sewer problems sparked by a road widening project. They blamed city county state officials for delays and questioned jurisdiction as lines are city owned but homes lie in the county. Residents noted wells contaminated with human waste, costs of 15000 to 20000 dollars per home, and feared tax hikes if annexed.

Butterfly Lane Frederick County Hillcrest Elementary School Bernard Hale Richard Morgan Mount Phillip Road Health Department Allen Wiles Frederick City Edgar Larson Larson Philip Zaleskin

Tape may yield clues in World Trade Center blast

The newly found security videotape showing cars at the World Trade Center parking garage could identify suspects as investigators weigh motives from a terrorist attack to an insider. FBI NY chief James Fox said the tape is being reviewed and may offer leads from parking stubs and vehicle movements tied to the blast that killed at least five and injured over a thousand.

New York World Trade Center Twin Towers James Fox FBI Fox Port Authority of New Jersey

Bill Would Limit Frederick County School Board Members

A Frederick County legislator drafts a bill to bar board members from having family employed by county schools and to prevent hiring relatives within the system. The measure, aimed at future abuses, would apply only to Frederick County and would exempt current term members. Earl Robbins Jr. and others express opposition, arguing the bill unfairly judges individuals by relation.

Frederick County Charles Smelser Frederick Anthony Gough Robbins

Kirkpatrick murder case tops list in Solvers drive

Retired police officer Barry Horner who investigated Tracey Kirkpatricks unsolved 1989 case hopes to aid arrest. The press conference launched Frederick County Crime Solvers Most Wanted to publicize unsolved crimes through August with up to 5000 for tips leading to a conviction. Det Lt John Fraley and Det Cp Robert Servecek lead the ongoing inquiry.

Frederick City Cpl Robert Servacek Frederick County Barry Horner Tracey Kirkpatrick Sil Horner Fredencth City Police Department Austin Pohl

Mount St. Marys College President Resigns After 16 Years

Dr. Robert J. Wickenheiser, president since 1977, submitted his resignation to the Mount St. Marys College Board of Trustees. The board accepted with regret, effective May 10, and will appoint an interim executive pending a national search for a permanent successor.

Robert J. Wickenheiser Mount St. Mary’s College The Mount the Mount Wickenheiser Dr. Wickenheiser

Homicide Case Narrowed by New Lead in Four Yearold Probe

Tracey Karkpatrick, 17, was found stabbed to death March 15, four years ago at a Frederick shopping center. A Frederick County woman called police after a Most Wanted feature, saying a past conversation suggested a possible suspect. Police urged anyone with information to contact the local crime line.

Tracey Karkpatrick Frederick County Austin Pohl Frederick City Mauss Karkpatnck Aieon Ladies Sportswear

Fire investigators cite electrical malfunction in Adventist church blaze

Fire officials conclude the Seventh day Adventist Church on New Design Road Frederick burned after an overheated transformer and wall outlet powered a cassette player in the classroom igniting. Investigators note the building lacked sprinklers alarms or smoke detectors when built in 1971 and say newer churches will require such systems.

A.T.F Seventh-day Adventist Church New Design Road Frederick Seventh-day Adventist Bob Thomas Thomas S

Educational displays contests highlight Ag Week at FSK Mall

Mostly sunny today with highs near 05. Tonight increases clouds with lows in the 30s. Wednesday brings cloudy skies and a chance of rain with highs in the 50s. See Maryland weather map on Page A-2 Agriculture.

Maryland FSK Mall

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