Funeral notices for Miller Routzahn Campbell Jaep in Maryland area
Funeral services are noted for Regina Eleanor Miller of New Windsor and Margaret C Routzahn formerly of Middletown, both died May 5. Also listed are Mary Lou Forgione Campbell of Frederick and Dorothy E Jaep of Mount Airy with services May 9 and May 3 respectively. Interments at Bethany Cemetery New Windsor Reformed Cemetery Middletown Gate of Heaven Cemetery Silver Spring convalescent arrangements handled by local funeral homes.
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Regina Eleanor Miller
New Windsor
Carroll County General Hospital
Westminster
St. John’s Roman Catholic Church
Brian Cox
Charles Swinderman
Stephen Miller
Edwin Miller Jr
Donald Sheets
James Sheets
John Sheets
Tommy Sheets
Bethany Cemetery
Margaret C. Routzahn
Old National Pike
Middletown
Donald B. Thompson
Mark A. Wakefield
Christ Reformed United Church of Christ
Richard Lemon
Homer Boyer Jr
Jim Trumpower
Jason Barney
Christopher Barney
Paul Wiles
Reformed Cemetery
Mrrs
Routzahn
Richard T. Routzahn
Mary Lou Campbell
Mary Lou Forgione Campbell
Basswood Road
Frederick
St. John the Evangelist
James W. Hannon
Gate of Heaven Cemetery
Silver Spring
Robert E. Dailey & Son
Dorothy Jaep
Dorothy E. Jaep
Prospect Road
Mount Airy
Stauffer Funeral Home
Dorothy Freed
Church of Christ Scientist
Jaep
Frederick Henry Jaep
Two Newcomers Win Myersville Town Commission
In Myersville voters elected Gary DeMoss and Christine Clements to the town commission, while incumbent Roy Queen kept his seat and Patrick Barrett lost. DeMoss 76 votes, Clements 71, Queen 87, Barrett 47. write-ins 2 for Cynthia Kuncl. Turnout 98 of 380 registered. Winners to be sworn in at tonight’s meeting.
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Myersville
Gary DeMoss
Christine Clements
Roy Queen
Patrick Barrett
Mr. Queen
DeMoss
Clements
Barrett
Cynthia Kuncl
Ninty
Ray Hinkle
Germantown
Frederick Surgical Center
Commission
Billy Eckstine
Dhillon Leads 6th District Fundraising Chase In Md Race
Seven candidates in Maryland's 6th District have raised 560900 toward a 1992 record 1.1 million as Dhillon, a former Clinton aide, tops with 292396 in individual contributions and 18825 from PACs. Bartlett trails with 95668 cash, Muldowney shows strong cash on hand at 96861.
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Maryland
Steny Hoyer
Harold R. Moroz
Dhilon
Clinton
Dhillon
Bartlett
Commission
Paul Muldowney
FEC
Hagerstown
PAC
Maryland debates mental injury in child abuse bill
The discussion centers on including mental injury to satisfy federal Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment Act requirements. Cynthia Golomb argues the definition must be clear to avoid misinterpretation while educators urge clearer limits and reporting rules. The bill fate hinges on a May 26 decision by Governor Schaefer, with five individuals urging veto.
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Maryland
Joseph Mattola
U.S. Administration On Children, Youth and Families
Susan Russell
Maryland State Teachers Association
Schaefer
Community debate over youth facility expansion sparks opposition
Concerned Citizens organizer Ron Sulchek questions expansion and costs while Joseph Kuhn argues against location and cites financials. Critics compare YSI for profit pricing to Glen Mills and discuss potential federal reimbursements. YSI operates seven reform schools including Charles H. Hickey School and backs its public corporation structure with five million shares.
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Ron Sulchek
Joseph Kuhn
Concerned Citizens
YSI
Glen Mills
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Charles H. Hickey
Baltimore
Urbana High School project cuts sparks funding debate
COLA. Continued from Page A-1 school project referenced for Urbana High School. A motion was made but backed only by Mrs. Yingling. Commissioner Gail Bowerman suggested reallocating funds to upgrade the county phone system and other postponed items from the recession, likening it to paying off a mortgage while children go hungry.
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Urbana High School
Yingling
Gail Bowerman
Mandela Inauguration Seen As South Africa’s Bright New Era
Nelson Mandela, flanked by his daughter Zenani, saluted 50 000 citizens as he left the ceremony. He pledged housing, jobs, education and health care while urging unity. The event drew over 200 governments and figures including Gore, Hillary Clinton, Arafat, Castro and Boutros-Ghali, signaling a new era after apartheid.
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Winnie
Zenani Dlamini
Mandela
South Africa
al Gore
Hillary Rodham Clinton
U.N
Boutros Boutros- Ghali
Palestine Liberation Organization
Yasser Arafat
Fidel Castro
Frederick delegate seeks re election amid clout concerns
Long time Frederick County delegate vows to highlight his record of bringing home state funds totaling about 50 million dollars over 16 years including 26 million for Carroll Creek flood control and 3.25 million for local ventures while facing scrutiny over past votes such as a 1992 tax increase and a needle exchange pilot.
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Carroll Creek
Harry Grove Stadium
Baltimore
Middletown approves budget and planning actions
Middletown officials approved the budget for a public hearing at 7:30 p.m. June 30 and invited proposals from an engineering firm to advise on water and sewer expansion. Phase I of the infiltration and inflow upgrade must be finished by June 30, with Phase II negotiations underway. The town also approved a weekly trash pickup September to June and twice weekly June to September, limited to five bags.
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Middletown - Town
Burgess Louise Snodgrass
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