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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1996

Page

3

Woodsboro bypass plans raise town debate and traffic shifts

Officials describe a bypass routing 1 000 feet east of the Main Street corridor to connect Md 550 with Md 194 and the old Md 194 alignment north of town. Residents debate costs to businesses and safety for schoolchildren crossing the bypass near Woodsboro Elementary and the park.

Woodsboro Mount Hope Cemetery Fire Company Coppermine Road Walkersville New Midway Miller Coppermine Ad Woodsboro Elementary School Crum Second Street Trimmer Cornell Main Street Cornel

Budget Tug-Of-War Over City Tax Hike Sparks Debate

Aldermen clash over proposed tax increase within a tight budget. Sally Murphy says growth must balance growth, Joseph Baldi notes few opposed calls yet sees no alternative, Meta Nash backs the rate, Frances Baker opposes raising taxes. Former Mayor Paul Gordon criticizes water sewer hikes and new fees, warns of debt costs from Seventh-day Adventist property purchase, and urges staff cuts and merit reduction.

Sally Murphy Baldi Meta Nash Mississippi Nash Frances Baker Gordon

Adults earn diplomas as ABE grads face uncertain future

Richard Ramsburg urges continued study as state budget cuts threaten adult education programs. Kevin Brooks, 19, recalls past home problems and plans to join the Marine Corps after graduation. Loretta Handley Jecelin, 30, credits her diploma with new opportunities after her husband’s November death.

Richard Ramsburg Ramsburg Kevin Brooks U.S. Marine Corps Loretta Handley Jecelin

School Board Locks In Gas Prices For 1997 Budget

The county invites bids to supply about 351000 gallons of unleaded and 260000 gallons of diesel for fiscal year 1997. Lisa Freeman, purchasing officer for the Board of Education, reports fixed prices offer savings versus escalating rates. Unleaded fuel costs 22 cents per gallon from Phoenix Petroleum, while diesel ranges 81 cents to 1.02 per gallon from Blue Ringed Co due to limited purchasing. The district plans a larger diesel tank to improve pricing leverage.

Board of Education School Lisa Freeman Ms Freeman Phoenix Petroleum Blue Ringed Co Freeman

Police use K9 scan after handgun found at school

Brunswick and Frederick city police kept a steady presence at a middle school after a teen was found with a handgun. A police dog alerted on a bookbag but nothing else was found. The student was released to parents as juvenile services handle the charge and possible suspensions range from remaining days to expulsion.

Brunswick Frederick City Freeman Juvenile Services David Markoe Frederick County Schools

Brothers share kidney transplant journey and lessons learned

Roy DeGrange recounts a kidney transplant from his aunt in 1995 that failed after swelling blocked arteries, leading to three weeks in hospital and nightly home dialysis. His younger brother Ryan, born with irreversible kidney damage, received a 1994 transplant from their mother after their father matched partially. Ryan named his new kidney Kirby and continues vigilant medical care under Johns Hopkins doctors.

Roy Ryan Middletown Roy Sr DeGrange Barbara Fivush Johns Hopkins Children’s Center Kirby Puckett Fivush

Maryland killer Hunt seeks halt to death sentence after trial

The family of Vincent Adolfo's sister reacts in devastation as Rev. Jesse Jackson meets with convicted killer Hunt in Baltimore. Hunt seeks clemency and a study on race impact of the death penalty after his 1988 reinstated sentence for the 1985 slaying. Glendening declines meetings to stay the execution, citing politics.

Carol Miconi Vincent Adolfo Jesse Jackson Hunt Maryland Correctional Adjustment Center Baltimore Jackson Maryland Glendening Tonya Hicks Supreme Court

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