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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1993

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Croats and Muslims begin peace talks in Mostar clash

In Mostar, Croats and Muslims fought at daybreak and an explosion shattered windows as leaders moved toward peace talks. The ninth day of fighting shadowed negotiations, with international mediators and local leaders planning meetings near Mostar before shifting to Medjugorje.

Mrediugorje Bosnia- Herzegovina Mostar United Nations Medjugerge Yugoslavia Tanjug Bosnia Andrei Kozytev Split Fran U.N Croatia European Community Tudjman

Routzahn's Closes Two Maryland Stores in Shock Exit

Routzahn's abruptly evacuated its Frederick Towne Mall and Valley Mall locations on a Sunday, clearing all merchandise in under an hour. Stores remained closed Monday with no public notice given. The company, led by president A Daryl Routzahn, declined to comment while promising to keep appliance and furniture outlets open.

Routzahn’s Maryland Frederick Towne Mall Frederick Valley Mall Hagerstown Frederick Mall Routzahn Dee Raffensberger Frederick Towne A. Daryl Routzahn Waynesboro Stroudsburg Diane Easterday Jane Goodman Fashion Bug Plus

Frederick city police add community relations chief

Four months into the tenure of Jesse Goode Jr as Frederick City Police community relations officer, the program has drawn positive community feedback. Goode, a former Baltimore officer, notes initial skepticism from peers but rising support, and efforts include speaking to groups, coordinating with local initiatives, and events like Emergency Services Day. He has engaged with NAACP leaders and Concerned Citizens for Racial Justice to address minority representation and cultural awareness.

Frederick City Jesse Goode Jr Officer Goode Baltimore City Frederick Willie Mahone Goode Kevin Grubb Citizens For Racial Justice

Hood College hires retiring Frederick official as administrator trainer

Noel T. Farmer Jr. will teach in Hood College education department and serve as a high level consultant to Maryland State Department of Education. He retires from Frederick County schools in July. The new master’s program for principals is directed by former Montgomery County Supt. Harry Pitt and aims to fill administration shortages amid statewide growth. The program, 36 hours for part time students, will serve about 54 current Hood graduates and is backed by Maryland Higher Education approval.

Noel T. Farmer Jr Hood College Maryland State Department of Education Farmer Frederick County Montgomery County Harry Pitt Martha Church Earlong Pitt Frederick Montgomery Howard University of Maryland Hood Maryland Higher

Bone marrow transplant tested for advanced breast cancer

Donna Grubbs of Frederick County participates in a national study to test whether bone marrow transplants can improve survival for breast cancer that has spread to 10 or more lymph nodes. The trial by Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group began in 1991 and aims to enroll about 400 women.

Donna Grubbs Frederick County Gary Cohen Greater Baltimore Medical Center Towson Mrs Grubbs Cohen Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group Denver Colo Grubbs

County OKs step pay hike for workers

Frederick County Commissioners approve 3.2 million in salary increases for fiscal 1994 starting July 1. About 1,100 county workers gain a 3 to 4 percent step raise while school board and Frederick Community College staff receive 2.1 million and 216 thousand respectively. Surplus funds and unallocated revenue fund the raises as officials flag potential COLA pressure from the school board.

Frederick County Frederick Community College Board of Education FCC Board of Trustees Bruce Reeder Frederick County Teachers Association Sue Ann Yingling Gail Bowerman

Lewistown dairy board attendee at national meet

Harold Lenhart of Lewistown attends a National Dairy Board meeting as part of the A2 Agriculture section. Portions of The Frederick News-Post are printed on recycled paper and the Wyoming newspaper emphasizes recyclability.

Lewistown Harold Lenhart National Dairy Board Frederick News- Post

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