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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1989

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Voter turnout looks promising in Frederick city election

Voters lined up as polls opened for Frederick Mayor and five aldermen seats. By 9 a.m. turnout appeared strong across precincts with 74 of 16,348 residents casting ballots. Incumbent Ronald Young and Paul Gordon lead the mayoral race as ten alderman hopefuls compete for five seats.

Frederick City Board of Aldermen Paul Rroads Old Frederick Armory N. Bentz St Ronald Young Paul Gordon Paul Magaha Allen Merchant Sally Murphy Norman Quist Thomas Summers Frances Alter James Grimes Jon Kreissig William Lee Dt Marie May South Frederick Madison St Ride Old Frederick ArMiory Waverley Waverley Drive North Frederick Motter Ave Mahocacy Slumtown Pike Frederick Rhoads Armory Michael Davis Mr. Davis Ronnie Gordon Rob Duggan Young Mr. Duggan Mary Whitmore North Frederick Elementary School Monocacy Middle School Charles Forney Mr. Forney

Mount St Marys students protest suspensions after campus brawl

Mount St Marys University saw 125 students protest in silence over the suspension of four students accused of starting a Friday fight that drew more than a hundred participants between 11 pm and 2 am. State police assisted as three or four people needed campus health care for minor injuries. suspensions are being appealed.

Mount St. Mary’s Karen Gardner News-Post College Catholic College Exymitsburg Dor Witosy Frank Buhrman Robert Pastor Mr. Bahrman Bahrman Buhrman

Judge Happ resigns as Frederick Orphans' Court chief

Shirley Happ announced her resignation as chief judge of Frederick County's Orphans' Court citing targeted pressure fueled by ethics allegations from the state's Commission on Judicial Disabilities. She blamed friction with Frederick County Register of Wills Thomas M. Eichelberger, defended the court's independence, and said judges lack ethics training.

Shirley Happ Frederick County Orphans' Court Commission On Judicial Disabilities Happ Realty and Associates Braddock Heights Register of Wills Frederick Eichelberger Happ

Autopsy Delay Seen in Frederick Woman’s Death

The state medical examiner’s office said autopsy results could take six weeks to determine Gladys Waldron’s cause of death. Police chief Maj. Richard J. Ashton called it a homicide investigation pending further information. Waldron, 61, was found at 38 East Sixth Street by her son Bill Waldron after she did not attend his birthday party.

Frederick Gladys Waldron E. Sixth St Bill Waldron Richard J. Ashton Frederick City Ashton

Court Short of Judges Leaves Frederick County Court Short

Two vacancies plague the Frederick County Orphans Court after the resignations of Shirley Happ and Dorothy Ewing. Governor must fill seats, but absence abroad delays appointments for at least two weeks. Remaining judge John Crum can handle probate with a certificate from the register of wills.

Orphans’ Court Shirley Happ Frederick County Doreen Riggin William Donald Schaefer James Klair Attorney General’s Office Court of Appeals Can Tempor Arily Blair Register of Wills

Group homes eyed to aid Frederick County elderly care

Maryland state official says supervised group homes for four to 15 seniors 62 and older offer an alternative to nursing homes. No local Frederick County homes certified yet but one county unit reports a four elderly resident facility with two openings. Costs run 1000 to 1500 dollars monthly, with subsidies up to 550 dollars. Local zoning changes may be needed to start certification.

Frederick County State Office On Aging John Lessner Office On Housing Division Maryland Lessner Commission On Aging Patricia Throne State Office On

Inside The News Weather Clowdy Night With Showers Chance

Weather summary notes a cloudy night with a 50 percent chance of showers and low temperatures around 54 degrees. Winds and other details are not provided. The notice references Western Maryland weather and a map on page 4-2.

Clowdy Maryland

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