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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1993

Page

2

Kevorkian arrested after man dies by own action in Detroit

Dr. Jack Kevorkian was arrested after witnessing a cancer patient kill himself in a real estate office, the 16th death in his presence. Gov. Engler had signed a law making assisted death a felony, with prosecutors weighing charges.

Detroit Jack Kevorkian Kevorkian Geoffrey Fieger Ron Mansur Keyorkian Fieger Wayne County George Ward Dr. Kevorkian Ward Wwj-Am John Engler Mansur Jack Michigan

Warplanes tour at Frederick Airport display week long

A 1944 SNJ-5 trainer piloted by Tom Payne and a 1949 T-28 flown by Pat Patrick flew in formation near Frederick County, part of the National Warplane Museum display at Frederick Airport. The fleet, including a B 17G and B 25, will be open daily from 9 a.m. to dusk through next Sunday.

Tom Payne Leesburg Pat Patrick Frederick County Frederick National Warplane Museum

Experts Keep School Computers humming in Frederick County

Frederick County public schools maintain about 3,000 computers across 50 networks used by nearly 30,000 students and thousands of staff. Technicians Jim Jay and Bill Stull supervise upkeep amid rapid industry changes and expanding instructional technology across classrooms and libraries.

Frederick County Jim Jay Bill Stull Joy Pat Kelly Mr. Joy Stull TBM Macintosh Kelly Apple

Clinton tax bill faces slim GOP odds in Senate clash

President Clinton pushes a deficit reduction plan with about 246 billion in tax hikes and 100 billion in spending cuts. House Ways and Means backed higher levies on the rich and energy users along party lines. Senate likely to pass with minimal Republican opposition due to no filibuster rule.

Washington Clinton Senate GOP Bob Dole Kansas House Ways and Means Committee Dole

Two Inmates Escape Work Release In Frederick County

Two Frederick County Adult Detention Center inmates remain at large after Friday work release escapes. James Eldridge Brown, 47, and Michael Lynn Park, 28, were jailed for drunken driving. Brown fled from a Maryland State Police barrack maintenance detail around noon Friday. Park did not return from LV Inc on Grove Road. Both are described as white males, Brown 6 feet and 145 pounds, Park 5 feet 7 inches and 145 pounds.

Frederick County Brown Park LV Inc Grove Road LVJ

Bell Tower Honor Marks 50 Years of Ringing Chimes

Evangelical Reformed Church at Trinity Chapel honors George T. Schroeder Jr for 50 years manning the bells. The 100th anniversary of the chimes is celebrated in Frederick's oldest spired church where Schroeder followed mentor H. Lee Hanshew as the campanologist.

George T. Schroeder Jr Evangelical Reformed Church Trinity Chapel Frederick Schroeder H. Lee Hanshew Trin Chapel Hanshew Bill Green Ann Margret Mr. Schroeder

Lobbyists clash over drunk driving bills and Thurmond tragedy

A Beer Institute lobbyist used a Senate hearing to extend sympathy to Sen. Strom Thurmond after his daughter Nancy Moore Thurmond, 22, was killed by a drunken driver. The incident underscores how personal tragedy intersects with debates on alcohol labeling and advertising. Many lawmakers note the atmosphere may shift as Congress weighs stricter rules for brewers and drinkers.

Washington Strom Thurmond Sen. Thurmond Jeffrey G. Becker Beer Institute Senate Thurmond Congress Sen Paul Simon Simon Ilinois Joseph Kennedy II Massachu

Fortified note on newspaper recycling practices

A brief item notes The Frederick News Post prints portions on 100 percent recycled paper, highlighting the commitment to environmental stewardship and recyclable materials in its production process.

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