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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1995
Page
1
Five million Quebec voters decide if the province will break away from Canada. Polls show a razor edge between separatist and federalist camps. Stations opened at 10 a.m. EST as turnout could exceed 90 percent. Results expected late tonight or tomorrow.
The first of two reports examines Maryland's 1991 dewatering law aimed at quarries near karst terrain. It seeks zones around 18 limestone pits to curb well failures and sinkholes, but Genstar Stone Products and others have blocked enforcement, leaving homeowners like Harold and Violet Youngs with costly repairs and little relief.
Maryland Governor Parris Glendening condemned Republican choices in the balanced budget bill during a Democratic conference at Hood College. He warned of severe consequences for Maryland including $2.8 to $3.5 billion in lost federal aid and over 20,000 federal jobs, urging caution before cutting programs and noting proposed winter fuel assistance cuts for seniors risk leaving elderly residents cold.
Denise Lines dressed as a living pumpkin and Crystal Bentley as Raggedy Ann led decorations for a Halloween Overnight at the Frederick County YMCA. The event offered a costume contest apple bobbing games and swimming for participants.
Virginia Beach a sixteen year old suspect Benjamin Scott Garris waived extradition paving the way for his return to Maryland after a three week manhunt. He was arrested Friday in a shoplifting incident and had been charged in Baltimore County with the October stabbing death of Sharon Edwards a 26 year old hospital counselor.
Maryland and Frederick County records show October average temperature near 57.5 degrees, above the 56.8 normal. Rainfall hit about 4.71 inches, surpassing the 3.08 inch October norm, with forecasts calling for warmer trends into December through February.
Olive Irene Mount aged 100 a lifelong Mount Airy resident until moving to Sunrise Retirement Home in Frederick died Friday Oct 27 at Frederick Memorial Hospital Born March 9 1895 in Mount Airy she taught 43 years including 42 at Mount Airy Elementary School a longtime Calvary United Methodist Church member and choir soloist Surviving are a great niece and great great nephew Funeral service at Calvary United Methodist Church Mount Airy on Oct 31 at 2 PM with no viewing.
The Rev. Dan Nusbaum, chair of Visual and Performing Arts, reports objects moving and his bed shifting at night in a dorm room once linked to a priest’s death. Frederick County features multiple ghost stories from Mount St Marys in Emmitsburg to nearby sites, unsettling locals.
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