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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Mar 12, 1999

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Mount St Mary's pep band expands for NCAA bid

Mount St Marys pep band grows to 30 members funded by the NCAA after adding 10 faculty players. Director Rev John Zee and athletics chief Harold Menninger recruited faculty to boost the group for the NCAA tournament game against Michigan State in Milwaukee. The band, joined by cheerleaders, rehearsed two days and plans to perform behind a basket for national TV coverage.

John Zee Bob Keeler Harold Menninger Mount St. Mary's NCAA Byron Stay Mr. Stay Mount St. Mary’s Midwest Michigan State Milwaukee Sion Jon Franciose Nclose Mount Zee James Phelan Robinson Jim Phelan Michigan State University

Frederick County Sees $8.4 Million Revenue Boost for 2000

Frederick County budget officer Diane Penn revised revenue projections to show at least $5 million more in income tax and $3.3 million more in property tax for fiscal 2000, boosting total revenue to about $226.4 million and enabling more funding requests. Public works requests include a $2 million Fountaindale South road project and sewer and water enhancements, while Commissioner John Thompson cautioned against projects benefiting developers without clear contractual obligations or proven public benefit.

Frederick County Diane Penn Penn Public Works Department Robert Hayes Public Works Fountaindale South Masters Road Fountaindale Bud Tressler Mount Pleasant John J. Thompson Jr Thompson

Seized items ruled legal evidence in Koenig trial

A Frederick County Circuit Court judge ruled the search warrant valid and that seized items may be used as evidence in Bruce Wayne Koenig’s murder trial. The bodies of Hans and Ruth Koenig were found buried under a grave floor in a loafing shed after a police search of a 12 acre property off Reichs Ford Road.

Koenig Frederick County Bruce Wayne Koenig Hans Ruth Koenig Roger Galvin Nancy Cohen G. Edward Dwyer Jr Col Ee Dwyer Maggie Reich’s Ford Road Melissa Gland Bruce Koenig

Bartlett joins mission to Moscow to discuss ABM treaty

Seven members of the House Armed Services Committee led by Rep. Roscoe Bartlett travel to Moscow this weekend to discuss the Anti Ballistic Missile Treaty and to show Congress’s commitment to protecting Americans from nuclear attack. The delegation includes Rep. Curt Weldon and former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and will brief the Russian Duma on defense systems and missile threats.

Washington House Armed Services Committee Roscoe Bartlett R-6th Moscow Congress Bartlett United States Dr. Bartlett Curt Weldon Subcommittee On Research and Development Defense Don Ald Rumsfeld Duma U.S

Nine cars broken into in Frederick developments

Brazen burglars smashed car windows in Kings brook Kingscrest Ballenger Creek and Robin Meadows taking stereos cellular phones and a Bare Naked Ladies CD. Losses estimated at 4800 with nine vehicles damaged while Deputy Cathy Willets cruiser was one vandalized. other crimes included mailboxes vandalized and damaged vending machines in the Ennambar g area with no further details.

Dave Hunter Kingsbrook Kingscrest Ballenger Creek Robin Meadows Cathy Willets Cpl Hunter Old Frederick Road Link Bridge Road Ennabarg Deties Richard Barrick Jason Null Ae Jets

Hoses won’t fit hydrants in Winterbrook subdivision

Walkersville reader Burgess Whitmore writes to County Commissioners President David Gray after a county inspector approved hydrants in the Winterbrook subdivision that cannot accommodate firefighters hoses. The Walkersville Fire Co. found 10 of 12 hydrants were incompatible during a gas leak call, underscoring a critical safety lapse.

Walkersville Ralph Whitmore David Gray Winterbrook Walkersville Fire Co

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