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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1992

Page

3

Four women shot during Randallstown bank robbery ends in two deaths

Bail denied for Louis Hill and Benjamin Boisseau Jr. charged with first degree murder after they fired on four Farm ers Bank employees ordered into the vault. Two women were killed and two injured. one suspect car seen and assets recovered as police arrest them.

Randallstown Louis Hill Towson Benjamin Franklin Boisseau Jr Baltimore Cpl Jerry Fitch Baltimore County Steve Doarnberger Doarnberger Dorothy Longmead Cpl. Fitch Anastasia George Westminster University of Maryland Philip R. Militello Shock Trauma Cindy Thomas Sykesville

Mount Airy rejects annexation plan and approves senior housing changes

Mount Airy planning commission rejected a 126 acre annexation near Watersville Road citing topography and ownership questions on an access road. The panel approved zoning changes to permit one story homes under special exception in residential zones and expand senior housing options. Street access disputes and whether Carroll County will approve agricultural to low density zoning remain unresolved.

Mount Airy Watersville Road Carroll County Patapsco Teresa Bamberger Doub Farm Venture Mrs. Bamberger Planning Commission Bamberger Bill Teppig Teppig

Weeklong demonstrations highlight disabled students needs

Gretchen Holtzinger leads ABC's advocacy during a week of activities at Myersville School. Students explored assistive tech in color and alphabet programs while others used text enlargement tools. Dr. Kevin Castner notes integrated students gain life skills with adequate support and shared learning benefits with peers. Guest speakers with disabilities are scheduled throughout the week.

Kevin Castner

Truce Talks Complicated by Croat Advance West of Sarajevo

Muslims claim Croats overran a Muslim-held town west of Sarajevo while Serbs and Croats reach a regional ceasefire. The move isolates Bosnia's Muslim led government and undermines potential repair of anti- Serb alliance with Croat militias.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina Bosnia

Annexation requests delayed in Middletown planning meeting

Middletown planning commission postponed three annexation requests to the November meeting while county planner Tim Blaser prepares a staff report on utility availability. Two parcels 20 acres each from the Hawker property and a 13-acre Remsburg Farm off Holter Road are being considered with a Catholic Church Community of Middletown for 20 acres. Conversations included proposed six 25-unit housing clusters with day care and water saving features, and concerns about piecemeal annexation versus the town's comprehensive plan and future water sewer limits.

Middletown Planning Commission Tim Blaser Hawker MD. 17 Remsburg Holter Road Catholic Church G. Carlton Rhoderick Robert Hawker Grady O’rear O'Rear Rhoderick O’rear David Lake Blaser

Bartlett and Hattery clash on tort reform and health costs

In a debate on health care costs and reform both Dr Bartlett and Mr Hattery advocate curbing malpractice costs and insurance expenses. Bartlett pushes tort reform including caps on awards and tax incentives to shift costs to individuals while Hattery criticizes caps as ineffective and promotes regional risk pooling and aggressive insurance access measures. Both favor federal action to level the playing field and support preventive care programs.

Dr. Bartlett Dan Quayle Hattery House of Delegates Maryland General Assembly Bartlett

County Celebrates Bond Rating Boost

Delegate James E. McClellan congratulated the county on a new bond rating and said the higher grade will reduce state budget transfers. He noted the rating is a big help to the state as less money will need to be sent.

James E. McClellan

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