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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1997

Page

9

Resignations Mark Leadership Change at Way Station Virginia

Way Station in Frederick County, now part of Sheppard Pratt Health System, sees board appoint acting CEO Diana Ramsay and COO Peter Shubiak as the O'Rears step down to pursue Eco Village in Loudoun County. O'Rear will join Eco Village development duties while Ramsay leads an external search.

Virginia Way Station Frederick County Sheppard Pratt Health System Sheppard Pratt O’rear Diana Ramsay Eco Village Loudoun County Jefferson School

Sauerbrey entry marks bid for governor in Maryland

Sauerbrey formally enters the governor race as Howard County Executive Charles Ecker flags a later official announce. Frederick County Republicans back her with John Tregoning and Paul Stull praising her, while Sen. Derr stays neutral. Sauerbrey tours Hagerstown Rockville pacing daylong rollout amid Democratic attacks labeling her extreme on guns abortion and environment.

Howard County Charles Ecker Sauerbrey John Derr Frederick Washington Frederick County General Assembly Ecker Hagerstown Glendening Ellen Sauerbrey Peter Krauser Maryland

County votes on 1998 budget with tax and fee debate

Residents demand higher revenue tools while seniors resist any tax rise. Commissioners debate increasing the county impact fee from 2000 per new single family home and consider income tax piggyback. Bruce Reeder opposes rate hikes holding the line on property taxes. President Mark Hoke may support the budget if balanced. Final vote set for June 3 with revenue options open.

Carlo Weddle Bruce Reeder Rhoderick Mark Hoke

Mother-Continued: Baby Recovered from Mobley Custody Case

Ms. Saunders said she tracked her 22 month old son Jerry to a house where police later arrested Mr. Mobley for theft of a probe and unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The baby was returned and Saunders seeks sole custody while rebuilding her life and education after disruptions from the incident.

Ms. Saunders Jerry Mr. Mobley

April’s cool spell nets varied readings across Virginia

Virginia records a cool April with sector six and seven showing notable coolness while statewide readings label Virginia as among the cooler Aprils. Weather expert Brown cites a persistent jet stream trough driving the unusually cool month, with daytime temperatures near normal and forecasts calling for dry, mid to high 60s then 70s over the weekend.

Virginia Baltimore Frederick Washington Allegany Mr. Brown National Weather Service

Judge attacks Dennard in adultery and control case

Police said the judge described the defendant as unfaithful and habitually taking advantage of his sister in law. Defense witnesses, including the victim's former wife, testified Dennard exercised tight family control, managed money, dictated dress and emotion, and limited Danielson's outside activities to schooling, babysitting, and church. Pamela Shaw, the 11th grade biology teacher at Gov Thomas Johnson High, called her an excellent student who was quiet and serious.

Dennard Danielson Pamela Shaw Gov. Thomas Johnson High School

Unable to scream a throat cancer patient dies from burns

In Gainesville Florida Abraham Mosley a 64 year old throat cancer patient unable to scream due to vocal cord loss set himself on fire while lighting a cigar He was taken to a hospital but died shortly after The incident prompted poignant remarks from his sister Katie Brown who called the scene unforgettable and described him as a walking torch upon waking

Gainesville Fla Katie Brown Abraham Mosley Mosley

Three year old takes transit joyride in pickup crash

Three year old Matthew Ambrose slipped into his father's Ford and drove away. He steered onto the wrong side of the road, struck a gas line in front of LeRay Town Justice Cox's house, and forced oncoming cars to veer. No injuries reported as police recovered the vehicle.

Watertown N.Y Matthew Ambrose LeRay John D. Cox David Ambrose Black River Donald Doney Justice Cox Matthew Pone

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