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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 04, 1994

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Mother Faces Arraignment in Sons' Deaths in Union

Susan Smith, held on two murder charges in the deaths of her 3-year-old Michael and 14-month-old Alex, appeared in Union as spectators jeered. The case, linked to a nine day search ending at John D. Long Lake, follows a televised plea and a controversial confession amid autopsy results.

John D. Long Lake Rock Hill Union Medical University of South Carolina Charleston Jeff Watkins

Year Round School Idea Debated By Frederick PTA

South Frederick Elementary PTA hosts first public discussion on year round schooling in Frederick County. About 75 members quiz five county school reps on impacts to families and community cohesion while a committee explores options to ease overcrowding and considers other plans.

PTA Frederick County South Frederick Siveness Marty Rice

Boonsboro box lot bargains draw thrifty shoppers

Elaine Foulkes of Myersville and regulars flock to the James G. Cochran auction in Boonsboro where box lots priced at 50 cents yield surprising finds. Charles Stefan travels from Purcellville to bid on useful items, while others resell surplus. tales include an $8 box with kitchen appliances and a $1 box containing a CB radio valued at about $90.

Boonsboro Elaine Foulkes Myersville James G. Cochran Charles Stefan Purcellville Mr. Stefan

Man warned to avoid contact with Mayor Grimes

A Frederick City man, William Francis Ashton Jr., 43, was barred from contacting Mayor James Grimes after being convicted of disorderly conduct. Judge James F. Strine ordered a mental health evaluation and a possible 60 day jail term for violation. defense attorney Richard Bricken said he will appeal, arguing limited defense access and questioning of aldermen over the August 10 City Hall incident.

Frederick City James Grimes William Francis Ashton Jr Washington County District Court James F. Strine Ashton Richard Bricken Bricken Cherokee Trail City Hall Bricker

Zajtchuk Named Commander of AMRMC at Fort Detrick

Gen. Russ Zajtchuk, 54, takes command of the Army Medical Research and Materiel Command at Fort Detrick. More than 200 camouflaged troops led a ceremony as he assumed leadership of about 2,750 personnel across scientific, medical, technical and administrative roles.

Dennis Leary Russ Zajtchuk The Army Medical Research and Development Command Fort Detrick Alecide M. LaNoue Army AMRMC Detrick Zajtchuk Army Medical Research and Materiel Command Army Medical Department U.S. Army Medical Research, Development Command

Heated race roils as sheriff’s contender faces ethics questions

In Frederick County, Sheriff Carl Harbaugh accuses Sgt. Hagy of accepting campaign contributions from trucking firms while enforcing commercial vehicle rules. Harbaugh has asked the Maryland attorney general for an opinion on potential ethics violations. Hagy denies soliciting funds, saying contributions were unsolicited and that he oversees 60 staff in five counties. Contributors include Hahn Transportation and Dorsey’s Transport.

Frederick County Carl Harbaugh Maryland Attorney General’s Office Sgt One Hagy Sgt. Hagy Maryland Harbaugh Hagy Hagg Western Howard Carroll Frederick Washington Allegany Garrett Dorsey

Littrell Attacks Ferguson Ads in Tight Senate Race

In the race to succeed Sen. Charles Smelser Republican Tim Ferguson mounts negative ads against Democrat George Littrell. Littrell, a 12 year House member, accuses ads of false or misleading claims and cites roll calls to counter Ferguson criticism. NRA withholds endorsement. local sportsmen rally to Littrell’s support at a Thursday press conference.

Sen Charles Smelser Tim Ferguson George Littrell Mr. Littrell Ferguson Mr. Smelser Littrell House of Delegates General Assembly Mr. Ferguson National Rifle Association NRA

Hotel owners seek cut in water sewer hookup fees

Frederick County Commissioners review a request from Plamondon Enterprises to reduce Marriott Fairfield Inn hookups from 1500 to 700 per room for a 105 room hotel on 2.4 acres near Md 85. Plamondon argues current charges threaten development and would cost over 10 percent of total project.

Frederick County Westview Peter Plamondon Jr Plamondon Enterprises Inc Marriott Fairfield Inn MD. 85 Plamondon Mr. Plamondon

Jury awards $290000 in malpractice case in Maryland

A 25 year old Thurmont woman was awarded 290000 for gynecologist failure to provide proper post surgical care after a 1989 laparoscopy. The Frederick County Circuit Court jury found Dr Gerardo Araiza negligent in on call weekend care, while Dr Gerritt Schipper was cleared of negligence.

Thurmont Frederick County Gerardo Araiza Heather Jean Roskowinski Schipper Roskowinski-Droneburg Araiza James Sullivan Conrad W Varner Roskowinski- Croneburg

Fredericktowne Players Open Second Season Tonight

A weather note sets a pleasant tone with upper 40s lows and mid 70s highs as Fredericktowne Players begin their second season tonight. Details and a map appear on page A2 under Entertainment.

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