Murder over drugs ends in fatal stabbing on West South Street
Frederick City police report a fatal stabbing at 136 W South St after an argument over drugs. Carl Mantack 24 of Upper Marlboro was stabbed multiple times and died at the scene. Suspect Cluistopheaude McBride 23 of Temple Hills was charged with first degree murder and related counts and held without bond. Witnesses described a brutal chase and stabbing through the street prior to the home entry.
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South Street
Frederick City
Carl Anthony Mantack
Upper Marlboro
John Fraley
Valsey
Cluistopheaude McBride
Temple Hills
Mantack
South
Ice Streets
South St
R.C. Hargis
Hargis
McBride
West South Street
Donald Putman
W. South St
Angry seniors walk out over city recreation pay dispute
About 40 seniors left a Frederickt city recreation commission meeting Wednesday night in protest over pay terms for instructor Tyree Morrison. The city says wages match similar positions. Morrison contends she was paid differently, while the new director Roelkey Myers cites $6 per class under a revised scale. The mayor urged no salary discussion and noted wage law constraints.
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City Recreation Commission
Nanilar
Frederick
Tyree Morrison
City Recreation Department
Ms. Morrison
Roelkey Myers
New City
Ms Morrison
Myers
Recreation Commission
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Demorr
Morrison
Deliberations Under Way in Fagan Murder Trial
Jurors began deliberating in the William Robert Fagan Sr murder case after a full day without a verdict. Deborah Patricia Fagan was found shot to death in her car on January 6, 1992, in Frederick County Circuit Court where the trial started October 4, noted as the county's longest criminal proceeding.
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William Robert Fagan
Fagan
Deborah Patricia Fagan
Mr. Fagan
Frederick County
Thomas
Pigeon bobby combines pleasure and prizes
Inside the Frederick News notes a light weather outlook with a partly cloudy night and a cooler Friday. It mentions the Greenhouse on A-2 and directs readers to see weather, map, and related content on page. The paper emphasizes recycled paper and recyclability of the edition.
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Pigeon Bobby
Frederick
Janis Light wins Frederick 1993 Outstanding Young Marylander award
Janis Moss Light of American Records Management in Frederick was named the Frederick Jaycees 1993 Outstanding Young Marylander. She will compete in the state event later this year, recognized for entrepreneurship since launching her firm in 1989 and expanding operations. Datennesenis af Sue Was was honored as Entrepreneur of the Year in 1991. Light involvement includes Rotary Club of Fredericktowne Shadow Program and ProNet leadership roles. Alice Orzechowski spoke on life balance and goal setting.
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Janis Moss Light
Frederick Jaycees
Mary Rogers
Wii
Uaberain
Presucity
Alice Orzechowski
American Records Management
Frederick
Jaycees
Ms. Light
Datennesenis Af Sue
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Rotary Club
Fredericktowne
Bers
Light
ProNet
Gest
House approves NAFTA boosting Clinton leverage
Washington AP reports the House passed NAFTA by 234 to 200, emboldening President Clinton to press a broader global trade pact. Gore says the win gives leverage to urge other nations to lower trade barriers while lawmakers seek labor accord and health care links. Senate hopes for near sixty votes with minimal arm twisting as Seattle trip looms.
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Washington
White House
House
Clinton
U.S
al Gore
NAFTA
Senate
Seattle
Richard Gephardt
D-Mo
Gephardt
America
Gore
Organized Labor
McClellan weighs 1994 reelection bid in Md House
Delegate James E. McClellan a veteran Democrat from Frederick and Washington counties says he may seek another term in 1994 reversing earlier retirement plans. He notes Taylor likely to be elected speaker and Poole already majority leader, keeping McClellan as vice chairman of the Appropriations panel if reelected. He cites regional leadership needs and voter mood as factors shaping his decision.
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James E. McClellan
Maryland
Frederick
Washington
Annapolis
Casper Taylor
Cumberland
House of Delegates
D. Bruce Poole
Hagerstown
House
Dr. McClellan
House Appropriations Committee
Frederick County
McClellan
Taylor
Charles Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Frederick Paty
Thomas Hattery
Ronald Sundergill
William Waters 103 and still going strong in Myersville
William L. Waters is 103 and remains active in banking and farming life in Myersville. He retired in April as honorary chairman of the Myersville Bank after 72 years as an officer, including president from 1955 to 1972 and chairman from 1973 to 1991. Married 56 years to Altie Maud Younkins Waters, she died in 1971. He cites simple habits as his secret and reflects on family history and resilience.
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William L. Waters
Myersville
Myersville Bank
Mr Waters
America
Yorkshire
England
Hyves
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Glenda Kreimer
South and
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Alan Crosen
Bolt City Recreation Meet
Martha Eliassen
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Julie Stevenson
Thomas Fagan
William Fagan
Inside the News
Bill Green
Janis Light
Jaycees’ Oym
William Daley
NABTA
Glenn McMahan
William Waters
Iee Wilson
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