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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 15, 1990

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State Farm to expand Frederick regional headquarters

State Farm Insurance Co plans a about 50 percent expansion of its 800 Oak Street regional headquarters in Frederick to add about 125000 square feet. The project aims to support growth to 1193 employees by 2008, with completion for the addition targeted mid 1992 and a one year renovation of the main building after.

State Farm Insurance Co Frederick Oak Street U.S. 15 J. Richard Hudson Frederick City Don Waskom Waskom John Sykes Sykes Maryland Washington, D.C Delaware West Virginia

Arab leaders balk at summit over Kuwait crisis

Syria and Egypt reject a proposed Arab summit on the Persian Gulf crisis, joining Saudi Arabia in insisting Baghdad must leave Kuwait. The move kortens chances for peace as tensions mount with U S deployments and U N diplomacy intensifying.

Syria Egypt Persian Gulf Morocco Said Hafez Assad Hosni Mubarak Saudi Arabia Baghdad Kuwait Amman Jordan State Department Iraq America Saudi Desert U.S Washington U.N United States

Appeals court reverses Donald Stone's conviction

The Court of Special Appeals reversed the conviction of Donald Leroy Stone, a Frederick County man, for an assault that killed co worker Sean William Beck after a fight at a Myersville farm. The court ruled that excluding testimony about Beck’s turbulent character undermined Stone’s self defense claim.

Annapolis Court of Special Appeals Frederick County Donald Leroy Stone Sean William Beck Myersville Stone Beck Edward Dwyer Jr Mr. Beck Jack E. Blomquist Mr. Blomquist

Three injured in city house fire on Bentz Street

A toddler lighting a cigarette lighter ignited a blaze at 417 N Bentz St Frederick injuring grandmother Mariam Long and infant Christopher Hillery who were flown to the Key Burn Center in Baltimore. Long in satisfactory condition and Christopher reported in good condition Wednesday night. Richard Hillery 3 was treated and released for facial burns at Frederick Memorial Hospital.

N. Beniz St N. Bentz St Frederick Mariam K. Long Christopher Hillery Maryland State Police Francis Scott Key Baltimore Ms. Long Anassuay Hiden Richard Hillery Frederick Memorial Hospital Bob Thomas Christopher Mr. Thomas Richard Mr Thomas Paul Ankle John Hanson North Bentz Street Sammy Hood West Sixth Street Paul Sammy

New Maryland program to hold schools accountable

Frederick County school superintendent Dr. Noel T. Farmer described a new Maryland School Performance Program that will directly hold 2,001 schools and 24 school systems accountable for learning outcomes. He compared its impact to Brown v. Board, the microchip, and disability education mandates. results to be announced Nov. 19.

Frederick County Noel T. Farmer Maryland Supreme Court Farmer Mark Brown

Truckers Find Home on the Road Across America

In a Maryland truck stop near Frederick truckers and companions rest, eat, and connect with family from Florida to the coasts. Eunice Smith and her husband Clarence describe ideal stops with water pressure hot showers and steady meals as they spend months on the road chasing work and a sense of home.

MD. 355 Truck City Frederick City Visa Eunice Smith Clarence Florida Sidi

Frederick man jailed ten years for vandalism spree

A 20 year old Frederick man, James Frederick Putney of North Market Street, received a 10 year prison term after a January spree damaged at least 17 businesses and Kempton Elementary School. Police said he acted from boredom and a desire for excitement.

Frederick Kempton James Frederick Putney North Market Street Carroll Howard Montgomery Duane

Weather and gardening notes in Western Maryland page tease

Clear and not so cold tonight with lows 35 to 40. Friday remains mostly sunny and mild with highs 70 to 75. Western Maryland weather map and a note on home garden growing many fall products are featured.

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