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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 07, 1995

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Browns Owner Modell Moves Browns to Baltimore

Art Modell announced plans to relocate the Cleveland Browns to Baltimore starting in September 1996. Baltimore welcomes a revived tailgate tradition as Modell secures a 30 year lease and a new $200 million stadium with added move support funding. He cited financial losses and inability to field a competitive team under Cleveland conditions, while expressing lasting affection for Cleveland and its fans.

Baltimore Art Modell NFL Cleveland Memorial Stadium Browns Modell Mr. Modell

Sinkhole victim unable to recall accident in Maryland city

Ernest Eugene Davis Jr., 22, of Frederick, recounts no memory of the sinkhole crash on South Street in front of Genstar Stone Products. He woke at R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore with a severe head injury and amnesia, while his fiancée Cathy Watkins and their children cope at home.

Frederick Ernest Eugene Davis Jr Applegate Apartments South Street Genstar Stone Products Inc Davis Frederick Fairgrounds R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center Baltimore B&a Cable Leesburg Briona Cathy Watkins Miss Watkins Mr. Davis Briana Kwanzi

Peace talks resume after Rabin funeral in Israel

In Jerusalem, Shimon Peres leads Rabin’s government as talks restart with Palestinians and Syria. Jenin is slated for early transfer to PLO control, with Israeli troops to depart by mid November. Peres pledges to implement the autonomy plan and elections set for January 20. Police target Jewish militants who praised Rabin’s assassination as Libai plans tougher incitement penalties.

Jerusalem Israel Yitzhak Rabin Syria Rabin Shimon Peres West Bank Jenin Peres Israel-Plo PLO Yasser Arafat Uri Dromi Drom David Libai

Thurmont ambulance billing sparks county vote on fees

Frederick County commissioners allowed Thurmont Community Ambulance Service to bill patients up to 225 per ride as a six month pilot while a task force studies a broader move to fee for service. Commissioner Hoke opposed the plan but was outvoted by four others who backed the pilot.

Frederick County Thurmont Mark Hoke Hoke Tiona Hogan Frederick

Frederick MARC station hinges on CSX track access

Architect Harvey W. Goolsby said the Frederick 1800 square foot MARC station project depends on permission to use CSX tracks. Negotiations were ongoing and not favorable as CSX protects its profitable program, while John Morrell of C.S. D. Architects noted the building could rise in eight to 12 months if access is granted.

Mass Transit Administration Harvey W. Goolsby Frederick MARC CSX Goolsby John Morrell MTA

Second Droneburg murder trial begins

The retrial of Gypsy Rosenlee Droneburg, accused of killing her husband, opened Monday with jurors hearing a 911 tape. A mistrial was declared seven months ago after a police report surfaced during the first trial. Prosecutors say the shooting was planned. defense notes unseen report and contentious evidence.

Rosenlee Droneburg Mary Ann Stepler

Inside The Frederick News Post's Green Page Note

The Frederick News-Post prints daily on 100 percent recycled paper and promotes recycling of its own paper.

Portiona Frederick

Aviary Delights Residents at Meridian Nursing Center

At Meridian Nursing Center in Frederick, an aviary on the second floor entertains residents and staff. Einstein, Oliver, Alvin, Bobby, Tweety, and Cal Ripkin the birds draw visitors, with Oliver the gray dove drawing a chortle from a guest. The aviary, added in late summer, has become a popular gathering spot that encourages residents who usually stay in their rooms to venture out for engagement.

Einstein Meridian Nursing Center Frederick Oliver Alvin Bobby Tweety Cal Ripkin Mary Leichert

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