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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1995
Page
4
Shared Vision members launched a mail outreach to 25,000 households requesting symbols of community spirit. Calvin Johnson proposed clasped black and white hands representing unity. He said most people favor harmony despite high profile events and noted bridges can turn divided land into common ground.
In Maryland deer increasingly invade suburbs and state parks, causing vehicle accidents and garden damage. At Gaithersburg High School a public meeting will discuss solutions. Fort Frederick State Park plans its first controlled hunt this fall, with possible expansions later.
Former Attorney General Thornburgh, visiting at Rep. Roscoe Bartletts invitation, argued tough law enforcement deters crime while social programs must fit within a crime control framework. He cited state incarceration rates and urged broad community involvement to curb violence.
British Prime Minister John Major and Argentine President Carlos Menem planned a Madrid meeting later in the year. Arafat mingled with Jewish leaders while Castro courted U.S. media. The anniversary forum focused on UN reform and budget discipline with calls to expand permanent Security Council members beyond the five NATO states.
Frederick County Roads Board discussed lifting state limits on tractor mounted cutters, noting DNR requires decks stay level. Officials see potential cost savings but safety and tree damage concerns persist. Residents urged improvements at Opossumtown Pike Willowbrook McClellan intersection and subdivision access.
Baltimore police say Robert Perlie, 32, was charged with robbery for allegedly mugging Sen Barbara Mikulski in Fells Point last Oct. He was arrested blocks from the scene. Mikulski, 59, dislocated a finger but continued public duties after the holdup and recovery of the purse with $40.
A man who led police on a 4 am high-speed chase near the University of Maryland died when his car struck a utility pole, hit a retaining wall, and landed beside MARC Camden Line tracks delaying trains and traffic for up to 20 minutes. The suspect fled after burglarizing a nearby business. his name was not released.
Horace Bernard McQuay 23 of Baltimore was arrested near Shipley Shopping Mall and charged with attempted first degree murder in the shooting of Rosalyn Jukes 28 on a Glen Burnie light rail train. Jukes was treated and released from University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center. The incident occurred around 8:30 a.m. as the train neared Cromwell Glen Burnie station.
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