Weather a factor in fatal accident
A Pennsylvania man, Dennis Keith Helman, 34, of Waynesboro, died when his eastbound car veered off West Main Street in Emmitsburg and struck three houses around 2 am. Passenger Victor Allen Pryor, 36, of Waynesboro, was seriously injured and hospitalized. Snowy, slippery conditions contributed to the crash, with Helman driving at high speed. Deputies noted the impact damaged a porch rail and shutters but spared extensive home damage. Pryor remained in intensive care at York Hospital Wednesday. Snow fell across the county, 2 to 4 inches, though most roads were plowed by midmorning.
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Emmitsburg
Pennsylvania
Frederick County
Dennis Keith Helman
Waynesboro
Victor Allen Pryor
West Main Street
W. Main
Helman
Pryor
York
Mark Cullember
Cullember
York Hospital
Donnie Crum
Former Myersville Bank president indicted on 3 counts
The former Myersville Bank president Terry L. Reiber of Hagerstown was indicted in US District Court on three counts for violating the Bank Secrecy Act by structuring a cash deposit to avoid a Currency Transaction Report and for willfully making a false statement in a Treasury disclosure. He faces initial appearance Friday in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Myersville Bank
Terry L. Reiber
Hagerstown
U.S
Secretary of the Treasury
Lisa Griffin
Reiber
Paul M. Rosenberg
District Court
Frederick hospital and Adventist plan 124 bed nursing center
Frederick Memorial Hospital and Adventist HealthCare Mid- Atlantic received state approval to build Glade Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Walkersville on a 68 acre site. The $6 million facility will include 86 comprehensive care beds and a 38 bed Alzheimer unit, with half the beds reserved for Medicaid.
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FMH
Frederick Memorial
Les Pitton
Adventist HealthCare
Glade Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center
Student alleges rape near Frederick Community College
A Frederick Community College student, 18, was abducted Tuesday morning after accepting a ride from a man who claimed to be an FCC student. The assailant, armed with a knife, forced her to drive to a location outside the city where she was raped, then repeated the assault after encountering U.S. 340 signs on a return journey toward Maryland before stopping on US 340 and fleeing. Police seek a white man in his mid 20s, brown to blond hair, about 160 pounds, wearing a blue jacket and blue sweat pants with a red gym bag, who left campus early.
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Frederick Community College
Frederick City
FCC
Maryland
Frederick
Adamstown native Elsie Smith 101 dies in Frederick
Elsie Mae Smith 101 of Adamstown died Tuesday November 28 at Homewood Retirement Center Frederick. Survived by son Frederick Smith of Orlando daughter in law Catherine Smith Walkersville and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Graveside services 10 am Friday December 1 Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick with burial at 9:45 am meet front chapel. Keeney Basford Funeral Home in charge.
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Elsie Mae Smith
Adamstown
Homewood Retirement Center
Frederick
Earl LeRoy Smith
Charles E. and
L. Mamie Renneberger Nichols
Catherine V. Smith
Walkersville
Frederick Smith
Orlando
Rreeve
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Hunters warned after deer stand fall injuries rise
Frederick County man Roscoe Harbaugh 61 on Apples Church Road fell 15 feet while climbing a deer stand, breaking two vertebrae and entering a body cast for three months. He urges hunters to check straps and wear safety belts as DNR notes falls are the top hunting accident in Maryland.
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Frederick County
Roscoe Harbaugh
Apples Church Road
Harbaugh
Fort Detrick
Jefferson
Washington County Hospital
Patty Manowa
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Ms. Manown
Maryland
Frederick News Post recycled paper note
Inside The News Portions of The Frederick News Post are printed on 100 percent recycled paper. The newspaper is recyclable.
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Frederick
Nancy Crum to retire as United Way director
Nancy H. Crum will retire in 1996 as executive director of the United Way of Frederick County after 13 years with the agency, seven as director. Ramona Remsberg notes campaign gifts rose to over 1.2 million in 1994 and highlights Crum’s citizen review program for agencies. The board will seek a successor, with Crum remaining during the transition to support ongoing gains.
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Nancy Crum
United Way
Nancy H. Crum
Frederick County
Ramona Remsberg
Ms. Crum
Ms. Remsberg
Rev Haas rejected for library board post in Frederick
Frederick County commissioners voted 2 1 to reject Rev Ted Haas for an at large library board seat. They urged the nominating committee to consider Timothy Gallagher, vice chairman of the GOP panel. President Mark Hoke opposed the rejection.
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Frederick County
Republican Central Committee
Ted Haas
Timothy Gallagher
GOP
Mark Hoke
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