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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1998

Page

6

Education board debate moves Frederick toward elected model

Frederick County panels weigh shifting to an elected school board with four regional seats and three at large, arguing benefits of accountability versus current appointed system. Key figures include Joseph Lebherz, Sue Ann Yingling, Norman Quist, and local officials weighing tax powers, governor appointments, and turnover concerns.

Montgomery County Joseph Lebherz Frederick Courtly Commere Lebherz Chamber Leichert John A Derr Frederick Washington Sue Ann Yingling Norman Quist Ms. Yingling Quist Genera Assembly Maureen Lapsa Ronald Peppe Rarlene Thornton Frederick Maryland Frederick County Jack Dale Kim Lewis Frederick County Teachers Associ Ation Lewis Kathy Bolinger Carr Kabyville Walkersville David Gray Thurmont Sterling Bollinger Terrence Best

Riverside shooting shocks city leaders in held manner

Riverside Mayor Ron Loveridge and two council members were wounded in a Tuesday shooting by Joseph Lb. Neale Jr. Neale, 48, had been fired from a city job in 1994 and sued the city in 1995 alleging age and race discrimination. Chief Raffens erger questioned the outcome as a tense workshop scene unfolded during the incident.

Frederick Ray Raffenserger Joseph Lb. Neale Jr Aceur Riverside Ron Loveridge Chuck Beaty Laura Pearson Mr. Neale

Rabies Case Totals Highlight Maryland Counties

This year Frederick County reports 34 rabies cases with raccoons most affected, plus two skunks two calves and one bat. last year 72 cases, mainly raccoons. Anne Arundel led in 1997, Frederick had 160 cases in 1996 the state’s highest.

Frederick County Anne Arundel County

City considers traffic pattern change for downtown

Mayor Grimes will inform the State Highway Administration and Allegheny Power of the city plan. Patrick Street is a state road. Alderman Baldi reintroduced the discussion from a street committee meeting noting a right turn from Carroll Street onto Last Patrick Street could ease downtown traffic. William Scheetz suggested a curb line and radius change with business impacts, and aldermen plan an amended ordinance requiring property owners to complete park improvements.

Venience Jim Grimes State Highway Administration Allegheny Power Patrick Street Joseph Baldi Carroll Street William Scheetz

Museum tours paused by temporary move at historic site

The museum faces a pause in popular downtown walking tours of hospital sites until the current site reopens. A suggested alternative is a walking tour of Mount Olivet Cemetery, near the former Seventh-day Adventist school. The cemetery holds graves of Union and Confederate soldiers, Fritchie, and Francis Scott Key figures. the museum showcases Civil War camps, medical items, and a large bookshop. It has hosted events like Skirmish in the Streets with reenactors on East Patrick Street, reflecting Frederick’s Civil War occupation by both sides and churches and buildings serving as hospitals during the conflict.

Mount Olivet Cemetery Ms. Smith Fritchie Francis Scott Key East Patrick Street Maryland Frederick

Impeachment debate centers on Clinton case and history

The article reviews impeachment moments in U S history and details current proceedings against President Clinton. It notes Nixon and Andrew Johnson precedents, Starr probes, and House actions while outlining alternative limited inquiries and anticipated hearings ahead of elections.

Clinton House Richard Nixon White House Andrew Johnson Abraham Lincoln Senate Kenneth Starr Judiciary Committee Andi GOP Howard Berman D-Calif

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