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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1994
Page
10
The Shangri-La Detachment of the Marine Corps League sponsored a birthday dinner and dance at Walkersville Fire Hall on Saturday night. The event opened with colors posted by Bravo Company 4th SAS Battalion Fort Detrick. Pictured are Jerry A. Warren, Paul Seton, and Bill Goodwin.
In Bridgeport Connecticut Rev Walter Everett married Michael Carlucci the man who fatally shot his son Scott in 1987. The ceremony emphasized forgiveness as the couple spoke of love, apology, and reconciliation. The pastor had previously forgiven Carlucci after a parole hearing and testified for him.
Gov John Engler and wife Michelle welcomed triplet daughters delivered by C section. Due date was December 22 but delivery occurred early due to rising blood pressure and contractions. Firstborn Margaret weighed 5 pounds 3% ounces followed by Hannah 4 pounds 112 ounces and Madeleine 4 pounds 15% ounces. Doctors expect home in about two weeks for the babies and four days for Mrs Engler.
Disney World will add an animal theme park, water park, cruise line and three hotels by decade end in a $2 billion expansion. The plan targets reversing a visitor slide from a peak 33.7 million to about 28.9 million this year, per the Orlando Sentinel citing an internal forecast.
A Saturday morning rededication at Fort Detrick honors the 29th Division Monument after recent corrections. Present are John Wilcox past commander of the 29th Division Association, Georg Tietze who planned the original plaque, Col. Merle J. Snyder Fort Detrick commander, Col. Ernest M. Snyder past commander of Frederick Chapter, Richard Stup commander of the Frederick Chapter, and Donald Wagner a 29th Division Association member who maintains the site.
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