Veterans honored at Memorial Park ceremony in Maryland
Hundreds gathered in Memorial Park to honor veterans as Brig. Gen. Bruce Tuxill praised their foundation for today’s military. The ceremony, featuring a 104th Tactical Fighter Squadron flyover and wreaths for wars from World War I to the Persian Gulf, included a $7,000 pledge toward a $100,000 refurbishing project for Frederick County's 250th anniversary.
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Norm Covert
American Legion Post 11
Brunswick American
Veterans Memorial at Mount Olivet Honors Bowers Leader
Mount Olivet Cemetery dedicated a Veterans Memorial on Tuesday to honor G. Hunter Bowers Sr a longtime board member who served over five years His son Hunter Bowers Jr praised his father as gentle generous and respected by all The Rev Dr W Phillip Fogarty noted the community owes much to people like him and praised his guidance for the future Continued on Page A 4
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W. Phillip Fogarty
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Former students arrested in LHS vandalism incident
Two juvenile former Singapore High School students were arrested for spray painting derogatory messages targeting blacks Jews and staff at LHS. The Oct 19 rock vandalism prompted police to charge the teens with destruction of property over 300 dollars and refer the case to juvenile justice authorities.
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Linganore Association presses on with covenant changes
Lake Linganore Association pushed for covenants revision, sending ballots to all property owners. About 17 percent returned, but vice president Bob Noel said low turnout does not equal no support. Ballots and booklets were mailed in late September outlining proposed changes. a two thirds majority is required.
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Frederick New Post fragment finds scattered news clues
Fragmentary Frederick New Post content shows unreadable OCR segments with stray names and phrases. The readable bits mention reeves papi and The Few, suggesting a local paper snippet with uncertain context and limited coherent facts.
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Reeves Papi
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Droneburg found guilty of second degree murder in Sabillasville case
Gypsy Rosenlee Droneburg, 47, convicted of killing her husband John Thomas Droneburg Sr. in January 1994 and later claiming suicide to hide the crime. The verdict lowers charges from premeditated murder, with a maximum 10 year sentence and pending sentencing in December while free on bond. The case ends a 21 year marriage amid claims of abuse and prior trial mistrials.
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Sabillasville
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Dronebung
John Thomas Croneburg Sr
Mary Ann Stepler
Sane
Bartlett to seek 4th term in Congress
Rep. Roscoe Bartlett R 6th plans a fourth term in the House. Aged 71 he has not yet filed but expects to in Annapolis. Bartlett first won in 1992 defeating Tom Hattery and later bested Paul Muldowney and Stephen Crawford amid party pressure and concerns over seniority. No other candidates have announced.
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House of Representatives
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Congress
Tom Hattery
Washington County
Paul Muldowney
Stephen Crawford
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Stup will not seek third term in Maryland House
Delegate J Anita Stup of Frederick, a longtime county leader and environmental affairs advocate, announced she will not run again for the Maryland House of Delegates. The 52 year old veteran, twice top vote getter for county commissioner and a sponsor of dairy price support bills, will complete her term ending January 1999. She issued the notice in The Frederick News.
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Bartlett Opposes Heritage Rivers Initiative
Roscoe Bartlett meets Clinton administration officials Thursday to study details of the proposed Anglican Heritage Rivers Initiative. Bartlett backs blocking the program, while questioning its impact on private property rights and federal bureaucracy, and weighing Potomac River designation. Larry Way urges focusing efforts on removing the Potomac from the plan.
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