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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1993
Page
1
President Clinton will send 1500 to 2000 more soldiers to Somalia quickly with a target to withdraw within six months. The move aims to protect remaining US troops and secure the release of captured Americans. Officials note the timetable remains flexible, with a possible exit by early spring.
The United States suspects warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid received training and weapons from Sudan and Iran. Intelligence cites a growing alliance with Iranian trained Muslim fundamentalists in Sudan. Aidid reportedly met Sudanese National Islamic Front leader Hassan Turab in March as a militia trained by Iran’s Revolutionary Guards operates in the region.
Opening statements in the William Fagan murder trial depicted him as either a calculated killer or a wrongfully persecuted husband. Prosecutors described a preplanned crime aimed at avoiding capture, with no eyewitnesses or bloody fingerprints found, while the defense argued government prejudice and Fagan as a victim of harsh justice. Deborah Patricia Fagan, 30, was found shot near Monrovia on January 6, 1992, with the trial poised to last three to four weeks.
Olga Olsen Roney 97 widow of Clyde M. Roney who ran Roney Motor Company for 40 years died Wednesday at 903 Rosemont Ave Frederick Born February 7 1896 in Brooklyn NY she was daughter of O Lauritz Olsen and Anna Birk Olsen A devout member of All Saints Episcopal Church Frederick she served as church school teacher and was past treasurer of the Maryland Episcopal Women also belonged to Order of Eastern Star Chapter 79 Frederick
Frederick Cablevision officials announced on Wednesday that they reached agreements with all broadcast stations to continue carrying their signals. Robert Cole said negotiations under the 1992 federal cable act produced long term deals or extensions, with WRC in Washington and WJZ in Baltimore among those at issue. WRC agreed to a three year arrangement while WJZ extended 60 days.
After an arson attack in June 1991 the Loy's Station Covered Bridge begins dismantling for reconstruction. Muilcar Contracting Corp of Hagerstown leads the project with crane lifts removing four wall sections and two deck units for reuse in a new bridge. DPW coordinator Perry Nutter says reopening is likely by late February, with completion in spring or early summer. Volunteers plan to salvage timbers and assist in the rebuild at Rocky Ridge.
Annapolis reports five month review of Maryland School for the Deaf and Maryland School for the Blind recommended keeping funding at about 23 million dollars combined, with MSD and MSB receiving similar automatic allocations. Senate chair Barbara Hoffman doubts changes will occur, while MSD and MSD officials express satisfaction with the outcome and advocate closer collaboration with state education and funding bodies.
Frederick County Board of Education voted 42 to retain Host Impressions teachers guides halting a two year clash over religion free speech and parental rights. The board removed a prior parental consent requirement, defending teacher rights and professionalism while noting parents retain review opportunities and alternative materials.
James Tucker, superintendent, reports 251 students at the Frederick campus and 9 at the Columbia campus this year, totaling 350 across Frederick and Columbia. Growth tied to new Frederick County curriculum allowing MSD students to earn Maryland high school diplomas. Day students number 70 with 181 aboard at the Frederick campus.
Partly sunny today with highs in the 70s gives way to increasing clouds tonight and mid 40s. A shower chance Friday brings near 70 and Brunswick hosts Walkersville in a top area high school football game on Page Cu Ponsons of The Fradeick Vent Post, printed daily on recycled paper.
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