Fagan denied bail in murder case. brother freed on bond
William Robert Fagan Sr., 37, is charged with first degree murder in the death of his wife Deborah Lynn Fagan, shot in the temple. His brother Thomas Theodore Fagan, 38, is accused of lying to a grand jury and obstructing the investigation, with potential accessorial charges. Both arrested Thursday. prosecutors flag possible life without parole or death penalty.
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William Robert Fagan Sr
Rankles Drive
Frederick County
Thomas Theodore Fagan
Batson Road
Spencerville
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Fagan
Barnes
William Fagan
Mexico
Florida
Matthew Black
Black
Rockville
Montgomery County
Clinton Look-Alike Stirs Local Laughs at Frederick Plant
Buddy Callahan of C P Telephone in Frederick, a 44 year old engineer, bears a striking resemblance to President elect Bill Clinton. Co workers joke about the likeness, with some even citing initials BC and mistaken identity during retirement dinners. Callahan notes the humor started in theprimary and persists as Clinton leads, though he says he did not vote for him. He even fears for safety amid impersonations and jokes about Gennifer Flowers, while managing Camp David phone hookups when the president speaks.
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Frederick
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Clinton
Dan Burns
News-Post
Hope, Ark
Martinsburg
W.va
United States
Mary Powell
Callahan
C&p Telephone Co
Thomas Johnson Drive
B.C
Gennifer
Secret Service
C&p
Camp David
Frederick County Schools Face Cuts Amid Curricular Shifts
Frederick County public schools grapple with funding cuts as science and math demand grow while millions flow into nonrequired courses like home economics and independent study. FY1992 budgets show 3.7 million for nonessential classes, with library purchases cut and industrial arts funded at 625,843. Administrators, including Dr. Kevin Castner, argue for restructuring toward technology education to align with workforce needs, citing a state move away from traditional industrial arts. Observed trends show students shifting away from core subjects to nonacademic courses, prompting concern over graduation requirements and long-term student outcomes.
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Camp Greentop
Brunswick High School
Frederick High School
Castner
Frederick Co
Maryland State Board of Education
Pex. Dunford
Sir Dunford
K. Dunford
Jean Flory
Middletown Miller School
Flory
County maternity clinic to stay open another month
Frederick County Health Department will keep the maternity clinic open for a further month while private obstetricians and officials from Frederick Memorial Hospital and the health department seek options to keep it permanent. Budget cuts totaling 421,870 forcing staff reductions and potential closure were cited, with 500 local clients served yearly requiring coordinated obstetric care from local and visiting professionals.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Phyllis Ecker
Marge Smith
Ms. Smith
James Bowes
Bowes
Monterue Lane
Muth
Cold weekend ahead with sun in forecast from staff
A cold front and rain gave way to a sunny Saturday with temperatures dropping into the 60s and 30s for lows. National Weather Service forecaster Ken Shaver notes a weekend of cold, with winds light and a few regions seeing snow in the Northeast and Great Lakes.
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Florida
West Palm Beach
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Rockies
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Mexico
Nevada
Glendale
Calif
Lions: Lancer Win in State Play
Local high school football scene highlights a Lancer victory in a state contest. Players from multiple teams banded together for strong defensive stands and key scoring drives, with coaches praising discipline and teamwork amid tight playoff pressure.
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Lancer
Fregocick
Port
Maryland Rail Commuter Searce extension funding cut planned
Maryland officials say Mass Tra Adminstration will cut 1943 funding for the Point of Rocks to Frederick rail project by about 80 percent. Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon dismisses the claim as political.
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Point of Rocks
Frederick
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