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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1999
Page
1
Geraldine Chipman recalls a late night ear departing’s screech and eerie silence near Seven Pond Farm where youths often drive circles leaving marks between ponds. She heard no crash or revving after 1 to 2 a.m. and chose not to wake her husband Gordon.
In rural silence a family discovers tire marks leading to a pond after Philip Winters, 19, is reported missing. John Winters, the missing man's father, finds his son’s car not in the pond but a body is later recovered by the Woodsboro Dive Team. A sheriff’s deputy initially ruled out a vehicle entering water.
The 2000 Social Security cost of living adjustment raises benefits by 24 percent for 44.2 million beneficiaries, with average retiree checks up to 804 and SSI payments increasing as much as 24 percent. The changes take effect with January payments, benefiting disabled workers and survivors as well.
Hadden I Clark was found guilty of second degree murder in the death of Michele Lee Dorr a 6 year old who disappeared over 13 years ago The verdict followed 7 1 2 hours of jury deliberation and relied on blood evidence a videotape and inmate testimony The family spoke of relief though some jurors doubted he would reveal Michele s location
Frederick County sergeant Chuck Tobery of the sheriff s office was named Iggy Deputy of the Year for community services. Capt Greg Eyler praised Tobery s commitment to neighborhood watch programs and school visits while also noting his mediation certification and long community involvement. He helped start Neighborhood Watch efforts in Woodsboro and served as Santa s escort in December through Operation Santa.
Pre trial discussions between the City of Frederick and residents who sued over anti trespass rules in six housing projects proceed under Magistrate Judge Beth Presner. Judge Catherine Blake had ordered police to stop arrests of visitors not on a trespass log for violent or drug related activity. Plaintiffs allege the policy infringes rights to association and reasonable guest accommodation while housing authorities say strict enforcement keeps drugs out and maintains order.
Alderman Donna Kuzemchak drops plans to turn a vacant city parcel near Airport Drive into a ballfield. She says Mayor Jim Grimes warns traffic safety concerns on Md 144 crossing 170 near the Jug Bridge Monument. She notes the DPW site would free space for youth sports but accepts the safety rationale.
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