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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 01, 1993

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Quake death toll tops twenty thousand in India

In Killari and surrounding villages a devastating quake killed more than 20,000 people and left many unaccounted as rescue teams faced monsoon damage to roads and ongoing aftershocks. Officials in Bombay reported 6,919 recovered bodies with the toll possibly rising into the thousands.

Killari India Shankarrao Chavan New Delhi Bombay Maharashtra Press Trust of India U.S Thomas Furey Furey

Maryland Outlaws Corporal Punishment In Public Schools

The Maryland General Assembly has outlawed all forms of corporal punishment in public schools effective today, prohibiting paddling and spanking by teachers and principals. David Markoe, assistant superintendent, notes such discipline risks legal trouble, while Frederick High School practices had included paddling in the past.

Jack Patterson Patterson Frederick County Teachers Association Board of Education Maryland Maryland General Assembly Frederick County Frederick High School Markoe Dave Markoe

Maryland's first anti stalking law takes effect

Beginning today Maryland makes stalking a crime for the first time and designates aggravated harassment as illegal. Lawmakers say the measure, supported by women groups, aims to close gaps in protection beyond restraining orders which often fail to shield victims.

Maryland Maryland General Assembly

Law targets stalking in Maryland with penalties up to five years

Maryland lawmakers back a bill defining stalking as harassment causing fear of harm or death with punishments up to five years in prison and a $5000 fine. Delegates Stup and Littrell led as sponsors calling it a necessary measure amid concerns harassment can lead to violent crimes. Continued on Page A-4.

Maryland Kes J. Anita Stup Frederick Washington George Littrell Frederick Pauline

First frost comes early across Frederick County

The season’s first frost coated windows and plants statewide with overnight lows from the high 20s to just above freezing. National Weather Service forecaster Amet Figueroa said frost arrived a bit early but not among the earliest, and no record year was noted.

Frederick County Amet Figueroa National Weather Service Maryland U.S. 40 West Frederick Figueroa Baltimore- Washington International

In The Street enters second decade with more events

Two men from the area join a state study on high school sports as CHS Sports items and a Stan Goldberg feature titled Touching all the bases appear. Weather outlook shows sunny days with upper 60s and a possible Saturday shower.

Stan Goldberg

South Market Street Residents Support East Street Extension Plan

South Market Street residents back a long planned East Street extension to Walser Drive linking with I-70 improvements. The project aims to ease local traffic but faces mixed views as candidates highlight it. longtime resident Bill Giller recalls expecting the route for years and longs for a quieter town entry.

South Market St East St East Street Frederick South Market Street East Patrick Street South End Bill Giller Market Street O.d Giller

Frederick County study links poverty to poorer student test scores

A Maryland State Department of Education report finds family wealth greatly shapes academic success. In high poverty districts like Baltimore city, tests lag behind wealthier districts such as And. Frederick County shows MSPAP data aligning with these patterns, prompting calls for revised education strategies to help low income students.

Frederick County Maryland

Women handgun safety course at FCC draws female students

Mary Ann Garst, director at Free Community College, expanded the Women and Handgun Safety Awareness Course as part of continuing education after strong interest from female students. Instructor Gary Kolb, certified by Maryland State Police and the NRA, leads two three hour sessions with classroom and range work, offered again April 21 22.

Mary Ann Free Community College FCC Gary Kolb Mount Pleasant Kolb Maryland State Police National Rifle Association

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