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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1994
Page
1
RoseLawn Indiana AP reports that American Eagle Flight 4184, a twin engine turboprop, rolled right, flipped over in a driving rain, and plummeted to ground after wings dipped while retracting flaps. Investigators used cockpit voice and flight data records to reconstruct final minutes. 68 aboard perished.
Gas prices climb across Frederick County as a GWMSSA survey notes wholesale increases of 8 to 9 cents in the Washington area while local pumps rise up to 20 cents. Station managers blame suppliers amid claims of gouging, as industry sources cite higher oxygenated fuel costs and pipeline disruptions from Texas floods.
Fragmentary OCR text offers a glimpse of a local notice page. Readable elements suggest a greenhouse feature and names implausibly garbled. No clear event date or identifiable organizations are present to confirm a complete summary.
A note from The Frederick News Post states portions are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and the newspaper is recyclable.
The Board of Public Works approved a 1.3 million construction contract for the Animal Health Laboratory in Frederick seven months after work began. The project, started April 1994 on Montevue Lane, aims to expand diagnostic capacity for farm livestock across five counties.
County officials probe whether Republican Dale Sharrer can be bonded as treasurer after concerns about his past finances. County attorney John Mathias said a preliminary check asked bonding firms if Sharrer could be insured, with no definite answers. He cited a Frederick News-Post article from October 21 as prompting the inquiry and noted such investigations are unusual for candidates.
Frederick County District Court acquitted Festival president Joseph Lee of disorderly conduct and of attacking Douglas Zaruba after a June 24 Baker Park incident during the Frederick Festival of Arts. Judge Frederick J. Bower cleared Lee as witnesses described the confrontation. prosecutors abandoned charges against Zaruba and Andrew Zaruba.
A Frederick County jury awarded $70,000 as fair compensation for nearly five acres seized by the City of Frederick to clear runway 23 5 zones at Frederick Municipal Airport. Donald C. Toms Sr. and Gloria Toms sought $1.2 million, contending irrigation potential and farmland value. The city offered about $34,000.
The Frederick County sheriff race between incumbent Carl Harbaugh and Maryland State Police Sgt. James Hagg grows heated as deputies back their candidate and the sheriff distances himself from the FOP. Deputies criticize Hagg for belittling officers, while Harbaugh touts professionalism and internal probes. The FOP has twice declined endorsement over fears of retribution, with some deputies seeking change and others defending the sheriff’s leadership.
Frederick County Sheriff Carl Harbaugh said he did not want the Fraternal Order of Police endorsement after learning an associate member belonged to the Ku Klux Klan. He said most FOP members were unaware and accused deputies of sharing internal info with the Klansman. The FOP issued a late night statement with no comment from its president.
The Lewistown Utica Civic Association with Frances and James Robinson sue Frederick County Board of Commissioners claiming illegal zoning exchange for a Sandower Builders sewer plant. The suit alleges R-1 zoning granted on condition of building a regional plant for 1,000 customers, seeking to void the land-use restriction and restore agricultural zoning.
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