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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1999
Page
6
Snow caused extra bus stops and three buses in trouble on Tuesday. Two buses with passengers and one empty bus were affected. a county truck salted the area and traffic recovered. The 15 minute delay pressed officials to dismiss early as forecasters warned of continued cool conditions and possible more storms.
Frederick County data show increased costs in several school board projects from last year. Commissioner Jan Gardner cites a $23 million overall rise, with specific items including Gu Thomas Johnson High School renovations up 6.1 million and Catoctin High School gym addition up 4.4 million. Additional items: Brunswick High School additions, East County Area Middle School, Linganore Area Elementary, and more. Library and public safety requests also seek funding shifts to earlier years.
Debate on a bill to post names and addresses of convicted sex offenders online drew support from advocates who say the public needs to identify predators while critics warned of mistakes and privacy harms. Legislators noted existing lists in several states and raised concerns about accuracy, constitutional issues, and potential danger to those listed.
Frederick couple, Tracey Kirkpatrick’s parents, urge plea bargaining for the two suspects as detectives pursue new leads in the homicide. They say Tracey would not have wanted the attacker killed and hope the killer seeks help, while acknowledging justice will follow in time.
Board members discussed licensing for the MSD facility with Len Hoffman and questioned the cost estimates. Critics urged state funding for needed upgrades while defending the independent 19 member board’s regulatory role. Licensing costs were debated between about 33 000 and 100 000 dollars.
Maryland dairy figure Mr. Shank dies leaving daughter Mary Shank Creek of Hagerstown son Ralph W Shank Jr. of Hagerstown and siblings A Geneve Clark and John Shank. Six grandchildren survive. Funeral Friday after viewing Thursday at Minnich Funeral Home with Revs. Forbes and Barr officiating. Burial at Sale Reformed Cemetery. Memorials to Parkinson Disease, Washington County Agriculture Education Center, or Maryland 4-H Dairy Judging.
Seaton David Rawlings Seaton at home, one brother John A. Seaton and wife Pat of Hyattsville, and one nephew John M. Seaton and wife Patty of Bowie. Remem bered by many friends including John Thompson and David Marple. Services and interment private. Memorials to St Pauls Lutheran Church Building Fund Walkersville MD Arrangements by Stauffer Funeral Home Walkersville.
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