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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1994
Page
4
The article notes Dr. Neely’s retirement from his sociology chair and mentions his prior teaching roles at Parsons College and Simpson College among other institutions. The piece situates his career within higher education and highlights his leadership in the department.
Obituaries record Vernon Windsor Yingling Sr 89 of Adamstown later Boonsboro died Oct 9 at Washington County Hospital. He farmed in Adamstown and drove FC school buses. Survived by son Vernon W. Yingling Jr, brother Exel, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral Oct 12 at Frederick Presbyterian Church. interment Mount Olivet. Also Major William E. Snyder USMC ret 69 of Titusville Fla died Oct 4 husband of Miriam Snyder. He served in WWII Korea and Vietnam, received multiple awards, and is survived by children and siblings. Interment Oct 12 Arlington National Cemetery. memorials to Hood College Library. Funeral arrangements by Keeney, Basford and other local firms.
Stanton explains sharing stress experiences to recruits as Annette Morrison and Rebecca Ralph praise instructors who will be their bosses. Eight hour days at Reich's Ford Road facility mix martial arts, pushups, and report writing with a focus on court system basics and potential lawsuits. Trainees wear uniforms, earn a $21,104 salary, and the program aims to run twice yearly for western Maryland jails and state corrections.
An aftershock of magnitude 4.4 occurred near Markleeville in the Sierra Nevada at 8:07 p.m. no damage or injuries were reported. The quake followed a 6.0 magnitude tremor on September 12 that disrupted shelves but caused no significant damage. Markleeville lies about 150 miles northeast of San Francisco near the Nevada border.
Mr Virts passes the riding tradition to his family as wife Nancy competes in Amateur, sons Michael ten and Shane five race as novices, and Stacey Enfield of Middletown takes third in the semi professional class. Joanne Lawson of Frederick places fifth among Frederick County contenders.
Federal officials said Maryland's rail safety last year was among the best in the United States. FRA spokesman Phil Olekszyk noted Maryland historically safer than most states. Nationwide 2,785 rail related accidents occurred in 1993, with 25 in Maryland, a total lower than 34 other states.
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