Edmonds district taps Dr Jack Dale as Frederick County supt
Frederick County boards chose Dr Jack Dale from Washington state to become superintendent, citing his proven leadership in Edmonds with 3 high schools, 2 middle schools, 11 elementary schools and strong bond for continuity. Dale will succeed amid growth and mobility challenges while facing a $170 million budget and 22,000 students in Frederick County.
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Assault case returns to court as man alleges dog dispute turns violent
McCutchen claims Arnold assaulted him after a dispute over the neighbor's dog in a yard near a cemetery at 1 Cemetery Drive. The emergency room note cites a nasal fracture but no serious head injury. Arnold was elected to the town council last June with 24 votes. 61 of 108 voters cast ballots.
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Clinton allows some use of land mines in Korea
President Clinton will permit continued use of self-destructing land mines in Korea while pursuing a global ban. The Pentagon will stop dumb mines except for troop training and Korea deployment, as the administration seeks a worldwide elimination and increased mine clearing funding. Endorsed by the Joint Chiefs, the plan aims to reduce civilian harm while preserving U.S. military safety and deterrence.
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School board weighs redistricting to balance Walkersville load
The Lewistown and Walkersville elementary plan would shift about 120 students this fall. Subdivisions Waterside Dearbought Worman's Mill Broadview Acres and Tuscarora Knolls would move to Walkersville with fifth graders able to stay at Lewistown. Board decision set for June 5 after a May 21 hearing.
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Death sentences in Detroit killings case headline
Mildred Horn, 43, died from gunshot wounds to the head and her eight year old son Trevor was smothered in his crib. Trevor's nurse Janice Roberts Saunders, 38, died from gunshots to the head. James Edward Perry, 46, of Detroit, known as Mick, was convicted and sentenced to death for the killings.
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Remains ID Effort Stalls in Longstanding Missing Person Case
Smithsonian forensics analyzed Ava DeHart’s teeth and records but found no match. The 1982 trunk death remains unsolved as investigators pursue about 30 to 40 new leads, while family members seek closure and continued public tips.
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Bartlett Denies Militia Ties Amid Accusations
Congressman Bartlett rejects claims of militia connections after the Crawford controversy. He notes his statement in Safeguard Liberty and says he would not support militia groups, while rebutting charges of association and defending his voting against a militia related amendment.
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