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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1995

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Second mistrial declared in Gypsy Droneburg murder case

Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler ruled prosecutorial errors prejudiced the defense in the first degree murder case of Gypsy Rosealee Droneburg. A hearing within 30 days will decide if misconduct warrants dismissal or retrial. State's Attorney Scott Rolle vows retry and may appeal if charges are dropped.

Gypsy Rosealee Droneburg Droneburg Frederick County Scott Rolle Stepler Rolle Croneburg Stillrich Public Defenders Frederick Washington

Salvation Army seeks helpers for bell ringers in holidays

Salvation Army bells were quiet as kettles remained locked while Frederick County unit struggles to fill hourly bell ringing posts. Capt. Butch Mallard said eight kettles were ready but workers are scarce, paying $5 an hour from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Five applications were received, three from people who receive services.

Kelly Hahn Butch Mallard Salvation Army Darrell Minnick Salvation Army Thrift Store Frederick County Mallard

County Welfare Policy Changes Begin Amid Reform Push

County welfare rules shift as applicants face a two week wait for first checks, part of Maryland reform efforts aimed at savings. Mood notes potential streamlining and a move toward cash payments, supplementing wages and promoting self sufficiency.

Stephen Mood County Department of Social Services Maryland Mood William Donald Schaefer Department Congress DSS

Clinton ready to veto GOP effort to end shutdown

President Clinton vows to veto the latest Republican bid to end the three day federal shutdown calling it unacceptable for forcing deep Medicare cuts. Senate moves toward approving a stopgap to call workers back while Panetta argues for a common base for balancing the budget. The House backs the measure 277 151 as the stalemate stretches with hundreds of thousands of workers idle.

Washington Clinton Senate Leon Panetta White House Congress Panetta House

Gingrich Links Funeral Snub to Shutdown

The White House denounces Newt Gingrich's claim that his anger at a funeral snub influenced the push for a partial government shutdown. The remark ties personal pique to a major political move drawing sharp criticism from opponents.

Gingrich Washington White House Newt Gingrich Clinton

Lawmakers cool to idea of county commissioners appointing school board

Frederick County would gain power to appoint four of seven school board members under a proposed plan. The idea drew limited support at the legislative breakfast with only Delegate Donald Elliott openly backing it and several lawmakers expressing opposition or remaining neutral. The proposal, advanced by Commissioner Tiona Hogan, would alternate appointments between the commissioners and governor and limit yearly and four-year term appointments.

Frederick County Donald Elliott Bruce Reeder J. Anita Stup Tim Ferguson Frederick General Assembly Board of Education Tiona Hogan Stack Board of Commissioners

Juvenile crime in Frederick County rises with harsher penalties

From Staff Reports the Frederick County Substance Abuse Advisory Council heard that juvenile crime is rising with youths involved in more serious offenses. Assistant States Attorney Nancy Baumgartner said courts are tougher on young offenders demanding payment for programs and random drug tests. Probation rules are stricter and counselors are more active.

Frederick County Nancy Baumgartner Ick County

Plans approved for Fredrick baseball camp

Frederick County Planning Commission approved a temporary opening of a denied access sewer line to allow Babbitt Baseball to build a residential camp for up to 300 players on 101 acres near New Design Road and Manor Woods Road. Gerry Babbitt expects completion by June 1997, with safeguards to prevent broader use of denied-access lines.

Frederick Frederick County Planning Commission Babbitt New Design Road Manor Woods Road Gerry Babbitt Baseball Camp Company Planning Commission Commission Buckeystown

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