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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1993

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2

High Court Hears Curfew Case Over Unconstitutional Law

Maryland justices hear arguments on whether officials enforcing a city curfew can be liable for damages. Ms Tillery argues the ordinance misdefines bona fide organizations and may violate due process. The case could affect up to 40 curfew laws statewide and may take months to decide.

Maryland Tillery High Court Mahone The Rainbow Ms. Tillery Paul Gordon Baltimore

Wickenheiser era ends at Mount with plan for future

Dr. Wickenheiser announces resignation after 16 years, reflecting on the college’s liberal arts core, 1800 projected students with 1400 living on campus, and attempts to keep seminary and MBA programs strong. He envisions a center for regional educators while acknowledging potential faculty tensions and his own open future. He aims to spend more time with family and notes offers have surfaced but no decisions made.

Stone Wickenheiser the Mount

Winds, trees cripple Maryland mountain storm winds flood area

A brutal wind and rain storm on South Mountain left about 4100 Potomac Edison customers without power and statewide outages surpassing 150000 homes. The Maryland Emergency Management Agency activated the Statewide Emergency Broadcast System for the first time since 1985. Roofs were torn from buildings and numerous trees snapped, blocking roads and delaying student return home. Continued rain and possible snow were forecast, with several roads closed and schools affected.

South Mountain Potomac Edison Maryland Emergency Management Agency Gloria Myersville Emmitsburg Washington County Smithsburg Middle School Smithsburg Chuck Enders Roschi Pennsylvania Loy Wolfe Road Wolfsville John Straits Wolfgville Straits Transportation Department Middletown East Main Street Fred Stenger Gambrill Stenger Sabillasville Wanda Severance Maryland Middletown Vally Lucille Beale Foxville Pearl Powell Quirack School Road Myersville-area Nathan Edington Church Hill Road Brethren Church Road Sam’s Creek Market Road Annandale Road Keysville Road Hessong Bridge Ballenger Creek Pike Shookstown Road Station Road Shyrock Mill Road Ijamsville Road

Funeral notices detail burials across Frederick region

Funeral services for Brooke Elizabeth Leland and several others were held March 4 in Germantown Church of God Cascade, Stauffer Funeral Home Walkersville, Olm Laworth Isell, Keeney and Basford Frederick, and Grossnickle Church near Myersville. Interments followed at Bethel Cascade, Kemptown Monrovia, Salem Cedar Grove, Lewistown and Resthaven Frederick. Arrangements by local funeral homes including Ricketts Myersville and Gary L Rollins Frederick.

Brooke Elizabeth Leland Donald Maurice Jr Karen Lynn Clabaugh Leland Blue Ridge Ave Blue Ridge Summit Germantown Church of God Cascade Wade Sandridge Donna Sandridge Bearer Brooke Bethel Cemetery Thurmont Robert E. Dailey and Son Mildred McCall Detrie Keymar Stauffer Funeral Home Walkersville Linda Lambert Brenda Stanton Jay Reedy Mary Hodghn Edward Johnson Carl Johnson Joseph McCall Allen McCall Charles Harman Kemptown Cemetery Monrovia Detrie David E McCall Walter P. Deiie Lotte Edeile Good Silver Spring Olm Laworth Funeral Isell McClatchey Salem United Methodist Cedar Grove Mamie C. Holt Smith Utica Road W. Patrick St Frederick Etchison Memorial Keeney and Basford Funeral Home Daniel L. Montague III Lewistown United Raymond B. Oden Ronnie E. Gadd Robert E. Mohler Charles W. Curry Lotus D. Gadd Jr Scott W. Rohrback Lewistown Smith Clarence B. Smith Lee Delauter Wolfsville Road Myersville Union Memorial Hospital Baltimore Grossnickle Kenneth Haines Clint Masser Tom Westwood Grossnickle Church of the Brethren Delauter Pauline Smith Delauter Ricketts Funeral Home Samuel G. Layer Buckeystown Buckeystown United Charlotte Smallwood Ernest Weedon Alfred Weedon John Palmer John T. Bowens Vernon Ambush Joey Campbell Merle Gibson Ted Onley Ricky Layer Kevin Ambush Vincent Hill Bert Hill Charles Ambush Paul Ambush Resthaven Memorial Gardens Gary L. Rollins

Accomplices named in Jersey City bombing case

Investigators traced the Feb 26 underground garage blast to a van with bomb parts found near the wreckage. Salameh appeared in federal court charged with aiding and abetting the bombing and interstate explosive transport. Bail was asked at 5 million dollars. a March 18 hearing was set. The attack's organizer was tied to the Al Salam Mosque, though the sheik denounced the bombing.

Trade Center Jersey City Robert Precht Gilmore Childres America al Salam Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman FBI

Neighbor Recounts Loss of Friendly Woman and Concern for Baby Monique

Neighbors describe Ms. Gooden as the nicest person and very friendly after a death shock. They questioned Sgt. Ray about Monique’s future care, with one neighbor volunteering to take the baby if relatives cannot be found. Social Services would be contacted if needed. The speaker expresses disbelief and fear for Monique’s fate.

Ms. Minor Ms. Gooden Sgt. Ray Monique Social Services

Fire disrupts Seventh-day Adventist School openings

Back to school after a blaze destroyed the adjacent church and caused smoke damage and sewer backups. Seventy-one students resumed classes four days after the Sunday fire, with teachers noting discussions in third and fourth grade rooms as Miriam DiBiase led students.

Katie Minner Jessica Poehler Seventh-day Adventist Miriam DiBiase

Bartlett row over remarks on Asian American names

Maryland officials and Gov. Schaefer clashed with Dr. Bartlett after he cited “normal names” and praised work ethic, prompting protests from Asian American groups who warned the remarks fueled stereotypes. Republicans urged miswording explanations as Maryland delegation met to discuss the issue.

Maryland William Donald Schaefer Dr. Bartlett Washington Post Baltimore) Sun Post the Sun Westinghouse Kwong Hui Committee Against Anti Chandersekaran United States Joyce L. Terres Bartlett

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