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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1995

Page

4

Sewell described as a problem with the law in trial

Sewell testified he fought with Ms. Kester the Sunday before her death and pushed her with his foot He said she left for days then returned to make love with him He claimed she planned to give birth and that Jake the child enjoyed games at the apartment He claimed the Sunday fight was over a wake up call and that she was upset while he remained calm Police and medical witnesses described emotional distress and a severe low mood The defense moved to dismiss but Judge Dwyer allowed the case to proceed to the jury

Sewell Ms. Kester Jake Campbell John Ford Frederick Memorial Hospital Motter Street Dwyer Hamilton Stewart Manor Kester

Nichols tied to McVeigh blast case in witness testimony

James Nichols and his son are being kept as material witnesses in the bombing investigation though their charges are separate from the blast. FBI agent Randall Farmer testified that James Nichols spoke with a confidential source between 1987 and 1990 about Terry Nichols and McVeigh “having fun” making bombs and that a super bomb could destroy a federal building. Judge Virginia Morgan ordered Nichols held without bond until a May 12 preliminary hearing, noting his ties to McVeigh complicate release. Terry Nichols, who served in the

James Nichols Decker Mich FBI Randall Farmer Terry Nichols McVeigh

Year round school construction plan and funding proposal

A committee urges year round school construction funded by temporarily raising impact fees to legal maximum for five years, with fees reverting to 1995 levels if enrollment slows. Long term goals include expanding middle schools to 1,200 and high schools to 1,600 students, and pursuing special property tax authority. A public hearing is set May 23 at Monocacy Middle School.

State House Monocacy Middle School

Budget seeks boost for 800 megahertz system and facilities

Public Safety director John Croneburg urged commissioners to approve additional funds for an 800 megahertz communications system, requesting 310000 for 1996 and 230000 for 1997 through 2000, plus lease purchases. He also seeks 290000 for fire station land and 513000 for design, Aud. and driving track at the Public Safety and Training Facility. Emmitsburg seeks 1.7 million for Community Center renovation in 1998 1999. Kingsbury requests 50000 for grants and 608760 for New Market District Park as part of a larger 1996 budget plan totaling 875800 for the project.

Ms. Davis Public Safety John Croneburg Droneburg Public Works Mark Hoke Emmitsburg William Carr Gil Kingsbury Parks and Recreation New Market District New Market Kingsbury

Weve Got Frederick Written All Over Us

A concise note highlights Frederick as a central theme in a local piece about a community identity and historical ties, referencing Frederich Nets-Post as the driving local project or publication name. The item underscores place based pride and civic branding through a distinctive title.

Frederick Frederich

Coffee temperatures spark burn worry near Frederick

Residents complain about hot coffee at local fast food spots as officials note burns depend on contact time and skin sensitivity. Dr. Jeffrey Fillmore of Frederick Memorial Hospital cautions 180 degree coffee seems unlikely to cause third degree burns, though temperatures vary by shop.

Chester Luzier Frederick McDonald's Roy Rogers Brunswick Wendy’s Thurmont MecDonald’s MD. 8 McDonald’s Jefferson Street East Patrick Street Bryan Cleghorn Poolesville Jeffrey Fillmore Frederick Memorial Hospital

McVeigh suspect held without bond in Kansas as manhunt continues

Army with McVeigh remains jailed in Kansas awaiting an Oklahoma transfer to face a grand jury. Investigators search for Land, 35, and Jacks, 60, who stayed at a Kingman Arizona motel near where McVeigh lived and later near an Oklahoma jail. A raid at Eel Lake Motel Carthage involved riot police and warnings as officers questioned Land and Jacks. Land’s driver’s license photo resembled John Doe 2 only loosely. Jacks’s sister says he’s not connected to the bombing.

McVeigh Kansas Oklahoma City Grand Land Jacks Kingman, Ariz Oklahoma Perry Perry, Okla FBI Mr. Land Arizona Eel Lake Carthage Oklahoma Line Lee Snyder John Doe 2

Gas blast death toll rises to 101 in Taegu

The death toll from a Taegu gas explosion climbs to 101 as a carpenter dies from injuries suffered last week. Police attribute the accident to construction workers who drilled into a gas line causing a gas leak to accumulate for about 20 minutes before ignition by a stray spark.

Seoul South Korea Taegu

Rain totals boost Frederick County crops

More much-needed rain fell in the Frederick area on Tuesday with .46 inches recorded by the Sound Source weather station atop The Frederick News-Post building. An earlier Sunday shower added .23 inches as farmers await inch-per-week rain during crucial growing weeks.

Frederick County Frederick News-Post Frederick Frederick County Extension Agriculture Terry Poole

Teens Try to Set Baltimore Officer on Fire

In east Baltimore two teenage suspects approached a patrol car and sprayed flammable liquid through the window. A second teen attempted to ignite Officer Eric Darker with a propane lighter, but the officer knocked it away and was hospitalized.

Baltimore Eric Darker

Marylanders Face Prospect Of Another Summer Of Smog

In Baltimore AP report the coming summer could bring Maryland’s smog season and health concerns for all from runners to inner city asthmatic children. Caryn Coyle of the state air and radiation management administration calls smog an invisible enemy and notes it as the state's most severe air pollution problem.

Maryland Caryn Coyle State Air and Radiation Management Administration

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