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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1995

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Remembering Repudiation Day ceremony at Frederick County Courthouse

Members of the Lawrence Everhart Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution Junior Color Guard retire the colors after a Repudiation Day ceremony at the Frederick County Courthouse. The event recalls the 1765 meeting of Frederick judges opposing the Stamp Act. Sponsored by the local Daughters of the American Revolution. Color Guard members shown from left Peter Covert Patrick Covert Jason Flynt.

Lawrence Everhart The Sons of the American Revolution Frederick County Frederick Crown Britain Daughters of the American Revolution Peter Covert Patrick Covert Jason Flynt

Walkersville hears mix on tougher activity eligibility rule

A public hearing at Walkersville High School on a proposed plan would require Frederick County students to maintain a 2.0 GPA with no F grades to stay eligible for extracurricular activities. Supporters argued the standard is needed while critics warned it may push students into easier classes and hurt those who excel in sports despite a single F.

Walkersville - Hall Frederick County Walkersville High School Monocacy Middle School Gary Glover School System Committee

Dole backs Clinton on Bosnia troop plan amid skepticism

Senate Leader Bob Dole signaled support for the Clinton Bosnia plan while many Republicans remained opposed. Clinton argued that U S troops are needed to enforce the peace, warning the war could reignite without a NATO force.

Washington Congress U.S Bosnia Clinton Senate Bob Dole NATO Dole R-Kan White House Mike McCurry Bush McCurry Oval Office

Grand jury indicts Garris for murder and arson

Frederick teen Benjamin Garris was indicted by a Baltimore County grand jury on first degree murder and two counts of attempted murder plus arson, robbery and bombs charges. Police allege he killed 26 year old Sharon Edwards at Towson’s Sheppard Pratt hospital on Oct 8 and set fire to a cottage while attempting to kill two other patients. He fled to Virginia Beach before being captured Oct 97. He is held without bond. Arraignment and trial are planned in the coming months.

Mr. Garris Ms. Edwards Garris Virginia Beach Baltimore County Bureau of Corrections Howard Cardin Ms Brobst Brobst Cardin

Budget talks likely to begin today in Washington

Eleven months in the making, negotiations between the Clinton administration and Republican lawmakers over how to balance the federal budget are ready to begin. The goal is a plan to balance the budget by 2002, with talks likely to start this evening in the Capitol. The parties differ on how much to cut Medicare and other social programs, making agreement far from certain.

Washington Clinton Capitol Congress

Maryland officer arrests man in Allegany deer poaching case

Right Natural Resources Police and an Allegany County assistant state's attorney executed a search at Kermit Humbertson Sr. near Warrior Mountain Wildlife Management Area. They seized 21 fresh deer hides rifles venison processing gear and multiple vehicles. investigators suspect illegal hunting out of season and meat sales.

Maryland Allegany County Natural Resources Police Kermit Humbertson Sr Warrior Mountain Wildlife Management Area Flintstone Oldtown Séagon Patty Manown Humbertson Manown

Susie Whitter Prepares Christmas Exterior in Brunswick

Susie Whitter ties a ribbon on a dogwood tree outside her Brunswick home as she readies Christmas decorations. She has spent five days for 23 years decorating both inside and outside her house for the holidays.

Susie Whitter Brunswick

Stolen whirlpool tub linked to Thurmont case

Police trace a bone white whirlpool tub stolen last June from a Washington County construction site. The tub moved through Walkersville and Woodsboro areas as the suspect passed it along for cash, then changed hands again in September. Investigators seek a photo for evidence and ask anyone with tips to call Thurmont Police at 271-7313.

Thurmont Washington County Brian Speck Walkersville Woodsboro Speck

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