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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1995

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4

Quarry plan outlines blasting, berms and a future lake

The plan describes blasting based on rock characteristics and surface mine regulation adherence in Maryland. Groundwater is unlikely. rainfall would fill a future quarry lake after mining ends. A 10 foot berm and gates will limit access, with the site slated to close around 2020 though that is uncertain.

Ms. Mauersberg Maryland Mark Filar Lehigh Pri Ily John Lake Woodsboro Lake

Firehouse Pub opens microbrewery in historic building

About 50 guests attended a reception for Mount Airy's newest business located at 233 S Main St in the old firehouse. Co owners Hayes C Larkins and A Reid Allison II project 20 25 employees and a 150 capacity with plans for six in house ales and 30 to 40 bottled varieties while seeking a law change to allow on site sale of their own beer elsewhere.

Firehouse Pub & Grill S. Main St Hayes C. Larkins A. Reid Allison II Larkins Jim Crooks My Larkins Lance Mount Airy Frederick Brewing Co South Carroll Street Rick Baker Republican Central Committee

County education dominates 1995 spending above 100 million

County records show education cost over 100 million in 1995, up 11.5 percent from 1994 and making up more than 63 percent of total expenditures. Public safety follows, accounting for 10 percent and more than 15.3 million. O.J. Simpson lawyers seek secrecy and a gag order for pretrial proceedings.

Public Safety Santa Monica Calif O.J. Simpson Simpson Robert C. Baker Mr. Simpson

Republicans unveil GOP plan to overhaul Medicare and taxes

Senate Republicans would protect pregnant women and children under 12 while reforming Medicare Medicaid and other programs. The Gramm amendment failed 77 to 22 as the package passed 297 to 203 with 223 Republicans and four Democrats voting yes. 192 Democrats and 10 Republicans opposed.

Phil Gramm Texas GOP House Richard Armey

Sniper Attack at Fort Bragg Wounds Soldiers

Reports differed on casualties after a sniper opened fire near Towle Stadium. Army says 15 soldiers shot, one dead, 13 to Womack Army Hospital and one to Duke University Medical Center. Fog prevented air transfer. No units named. Fort Bragg remains a busy training post with thousands of personnel.

Tim Donahue Womack Army Hospital Duke University Medical Center Durham Duke Sgt. Donahue Fort Bragg Towle Stadium Dave Schad

Haunted house shows AIDS abortion and suicide scene

A church run haunted house in Arvada Colorado features graphic vignettes including a gay man with AIDS in a coffin and a blood soaked abortion scene along with a teenager's suicide in a display. Church leaders defend the scenes as moral warnings while critics say the exhibit is sensational and hurtful to AIDS patients and women seeking information.

Arvada Colo Paul Veliquette Abundant Life Christian Center Jerry Falwell Lynchburg Ellen Brilliant Planned Parenthood Denver Veliquette

Altercation follows I 270 wreck between two drivers

A southbound I 270 crash led to a heated confrontation between Anthony Spinelli and Kenneth Waggoner. Spinelli, 21, of Waynesboro, used a motorcycle tie down to smash a truck window and struck Waggoner, 35, of Hedgesville, with the weapon. The fight ended at the scale house in Montgomery County. both men were directed to Frederic County District Court for charges as Waggoner refused treatment for minor injuries.

Maryland Anthony Spinelli Waynesboro Kenneth Waggoner Hedgesville W.va Spinelli Waggoner Montgomery County Frederick County

Bus crash kills seven as driver says light was red

FOX RIVER GROVE Ill AP a school bus driver told investigators she faced a red light and heard no warning before a commuter train slammed into her bus killing seven students. The bus with 35 passengers sat at the crossing with 3 percent of its rear in the path of a train traveling up to 60 mph. Patricia Catencamp said the light never turned green and she did not hear any warnings from students or notice the train.

Fox River Grove Ill Patricia Catencamp

Fire damages Selwyn Farm sauna and fitness center

A morning blaze at Selwyn Farm apartments caused about 60 000 in damage to the fitness center near the pool after the sauna heater overheated and ignited. Firefighters contained the fire to the sauna room before it spread, and the heater's overheating was cited by Deputy State Fire Marshal Jim Woods. The incident prompted a second alarm and smoke damage to a nearby office wing. Local responders arrived around 6 35 a.m. and 6 40 a.m. respectively.

Selwyn Farm Apartments Maryland Fire Marshals Office Jim Woods Keith Brown Junior Fire Company Woods Tim Warner

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