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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1993

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4

Denny’s accused of racial bias by Maryland Secret Service agents

Six black Secret Service agents say a Denny’s in Annapolis refused to serve them while white diners were served promptly. The incident surfaced as a California discrimination settlement with Denny’s moved toward a consent decree. DOJ demanded an explanation and said the agents plan to sue.

Annapolis Denny’s California Secret Service Maryland Justice Department Dean St. Dennis Clinton St. Dennis The Baltimore) Sun Spartanburg S.C Hubert T. Ball Department of the Treasury Denny West Street Tom Nasser South Carolina Denny's

Mount Airy school air study questioned by MD environment official

A Mount Airy Elementary survey on illness in first and second graders is criticized as flawed after only 113 of 280 surveys were returned and no control group was used. Officials test air and vents, remove old pipes, and consider portable classrooms if symptoms persist.

Mount Airy Maryland Department of the Environment Shirin de Silva

Frederick teen charged in break in and radio theft

A 14 year old Frederick boy was arrested Sunday by Frederick City Police and charged with breaking into a business and stealing two walkie talkie radios. Police said Menu 2 U on East Street was reported broken into at 12 46 pm. One of the two youths was found to have done the break in and was charged with breaking and entry destruction of property and felony theft. He was sent to Alfred Noyes Children's Center in Rockville.

Frederick Frederick City East Street Paul Gray Sam Bowman Alfred Noyes Rockville Ms. Arnold

Frederick man charged with writing bad checks

From Staff Reports a Frederick man was arrested by city police Friday and charged with writing bad checks at several local banks Michael Robert Derosier 36 of Norva Avenue was charged with two counts each of felony theft misdemeanor theft and uttering false documents He was jailed in lieu of a 100000 bond No figure was available on the dollar value of the checks.

Frederick Michael Robert Derosier Norva Avenue

Infant Kidnapped During Car Theft Found Safe

A month-old infant kidnapped when a couple’s van was stolen in Corona was located after an anonymous tip. Kaitlynn Cortez was found in her car seat inside the parents’ 1986 Ford Aerostar near a parking lot two miles away. No arrests were reported.

Corona Calif APA Kaitlynn Cortez John Cleghorn Cleghorn Raul Melissa Cortez Kurt Winger

Northeast High School to Hold Meeting on Sex Abuse Charges

Pasadena officials schedule a meeting Tuesday to answer parents questions about arrests of two teachers accused of abusing students. Crickett Smith, a parent organizer, says families are upset by lack of communication and seek explanations about the investigation and handling of Ronald Price and Laurie Cook.

Pasadena Northeast Crickett Smith Ronald Walter Price Price Brooklyn Park Smith Laurie S. Cook

Woman prowls alleys to aid animals in Baltimore

Alice Arnold feeds and rescues stray dogs and cats in dangerous Baltimore alleys from midnight to dawn. She has faced gunfire, beatings, and threats from criminals while helping the sick and abandoned animals for more than 18 years.

Baltimore Alice Arnold Ms. Arnold

Alley Animals volunteers face danger in city alleys

Ms. Arnold, a longtime alley rescuer, describes armed threats and hostility as she feeds strays from a battered Toyota. Volunteers Pam Ristan and husband Mark from Abingdon started after hearing about Alley Animals, aiding about 100 animals in foster care while weighing euthanasia for those too damaged or feral to adopt.

Pam Ristan Ms. Arnold Mark

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