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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1998

Page

7

Mistrial debated as juror biased by mental health work

Jurors described a lengthy deliberation in the murder solicitation case against Ms. Aron. A holdout juror from Germantown, Shawn Walker of RICA, faced criticism for potential bias. Jurors stated they would inform Judge McGuckian of concerns, but a note indicated the juror's mental health role would not alter proceedings.

Shawn Walker Regional Institute For Children and Adolescents Ms. Walker Laura Fox Germantown McGuckian Royce Hernandez Rica Carlos Nieto National Institutes of Health Ms. Walk

Student ambassador Lea prepares for world trip to Australia

Lea, a Monocacy Youth League athlete and honors student, travels with People to People to visit Sydney Australia and the 2000 Olympics site. She will study two nations in class and share experiences upon return. donations may be sent to Frederick Maryland address.

Tures Frederick County Lea Sydney Australia Sydney Opera House Great Barrier Reef Monocacy Youth League Dwight Eisenhower Frederick

Maryland Dairy Bill Faces House Vote Amid Farm Losses

Delegates debate a milk bill aimed at curbing dairy farm closures with a two year sunset, amid arguments that costs would rise and the market should decide. Delegate Guns cites 82 farms closed last year. opponents warn price hikes and limited effect. Senate prospects uncertain after past committee defeat.

Ronald Guns D-Cecil Tony Fulton Baltimore Maryland

Heatwave raises records across Atlantic City Philadelphia and NYC

The National Weather Service reported 89 degrees at Heatwave International Airport, beating a 1979 high. Temperatures also climbed in Atlantic City, Philadelphia, and New York City as cooler air is expected midweek with scattered storms and above normal readings through the end of the week, with weekend cooling.

Baltimore- Washington Frederick

County marks 250th birthday with patches and posters

Keys marketing director Mark Zeigler notes a 250th patch will be visible at the first home game on April 17. Officials plan non traditional outreach with county police cars sporting the banner, and a new 250th poster featuring county landmarks and the Key Monument to be posted in over a thousand locations.

Keys Gordon Mark Zeigler Zeigler Nity Zigler The Francis Scott Key Monument Foundation

Global Weather Report Describes El Nino Driven Extremes

The February climate data show the third highest February level since 1895 and sixth warmest average temperature. Hawaii faced drought, Hong Kong had its wettest year, and Brunei recorded a peak temperature of 1004 degrees during El Nino. Southeast Asia was unusually dry with minimal rainfall in East Timor.

Hawaii Hong Kong Europe North America East Asia Gorre-Dale Brunei Borneo Southeast Asia East Timor

Juvenile sex case at Frederick County school described

Eight boys aged 13 to 16 from a Frederick County school post traumatic survival program were questioned after police reported inappropriate sexual contact among the youths. One 16 year old was arrested on multiple sex offense charges and taken to the Alfred T. Noyes Juvenile Center in Rockville.

Mr. Pumphrey Frederick County Allen Herrmann Herrmann Alfred T. Noyes Rockville

Maryland House backs Astrodon johnstoni as state dinosaur

The Maryland House passed a bill 117 to 12 to designate Astrodon johnstoni as the official state dinosaur joining symbols like the Baltimore Oriole and the black eyed Susan. If the Senate approves, Maryland would be the second state to have a dinosaur emblem. Dozens of children lobbied for the measure and a person in a green dinosaur costume attended.

Astrodon Johnstoni Annapolis, Md Baltimore Maryland New Jersey Hadrosaurus Foulkii Marsha Perry D-Anne Arundel Senate

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