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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1994

Page

4

Sharpsburg bid as hub for Civil War tourism

Maryland officials pick Sharpsburg as a site for a regional Civil War tourism center linking key sites on both sides of the Mason-Dixon line. The plan ties Antietam South Mountain and Monocacy into a broader circuit with Frederick Hagerstown Harpers Ferry Gettysburg and nearby Virginia sites. Local officials highlight the area as a cross state draw with tourism potential and a planned National Museum of Civil War Medicine in Frederick opening in 1996.

Sharpsburg Antietam National Battlefield Maryland D. Bruce Poole Washington County Antietam South Mountain Frederick Hagerstown Harpers Ferry V.va Gettysburg Virginia Pennsylvania West Virginia Bob O'Connor Frederick County National Museum of Jeanne Vasold Execu Tive Frederick County Inc Karen Giffin

Ethnic festival grows with new planning group and Park spread

Ethnic observers note festival attendance down to 3,500 from 1993 while planning shifts to a 15 member ex-HRC group labeled friends of the HRC. Alderman Kreissig urged pride in citizenship as naturalizations were celebrated amid pageantry from Scottish, Turkish, Indian, and Filipino communities.

HRC Friends of the Willhauck Frederick Jon Kreissig America Jacob Valley-Ogunro Liberia Gaithersburg

Obituary for Evelyn S Wantz 68 Thurmont Maryland

Evelyn S Wantz 68 of Thurmont died Oct 30 at Washington Hospital Center Washington DC She was the widow of Harold L Wantz Sr and mother of John Harold Jr Jeanne and others She was active in Thurmont Church of the Brethren and retired after 22 years with C P Telephone Co Funeral services were at Stauffer Funeral Home Thurmont with interment at Blue Ridge Cemetery. Memorials to American Heart Association Frederick County Branch.

Evelyn ‘‘Lynne’”’ S. Schwitters Wantz Thurmont Washington Hospital Center Washington, D.C Harold L. Wantz Sr Wall Lake Iowa Jacob and Dorothy (Ballard) Schwitters Thurmont Church of the Brethren C&p Telephone Co Edwin Creeger American Legion VFW Ladies Auxiliary Amvets Ladies Auxiliary 40 &8 Club Veterans Organization Rainbow Bells Frederick John L. Wantz Harold L. Wantz Jr Kathy S Jeanne Wantz-Haugh Robert W. Haugh II Angela M. Wantz Deanna H. Houck Christopher D. Wantz Stephanie L. Wantz Travis M. Wantz Kaitlyn R. Houck Chester E. Schwitters Kissimmee Fla Merlyn “Doc” Schwitters Melbourne Katherine Schwitters Denison Robert Schwitters Granbury Texas Dale Schwitters Violet Edwards Washington State Janet Snurr Wanda M. Helmer Wantz Stauffer E. Main St Linda Lambert Blue Ridge Cemetery American Heart Association Frederick County E. Patrick St

We’ve Got Frederick Written All Over Ya

A light feature salutes Frederick Newws-Past with playful wordplay and local flair. The piece highlights Frederick as a shared cultural touchstone and hometown joke in a short, breezy column.

Frederick Frederick Newws Frederick Nems

Disturbance at Seven Locks Detention Center

Twenty three inmates at Seven Locks Detention Center in Rockville were involved in a disturbance that began with an alleged assault. Inmates barricaded the dayroom. negotiators and SWAT secured the area with no injuries beyond the initial assault. Investigation continues.

Seven Locks Rockville Montgomery County

White House shooter thwarted by two bystanders

Two tourists with security backgrounds tackled gunman Francisco Martin Duran during a White House attack. Harry Rakosky and Ken Davis described acting on impulse to subdue him, with Rakosky striking from above and Davis grabbing the legs as the gunman fell. Police and Secret Service then took over. President Clinton praised the citizens for doing their duty.

Washington White House Harry Rakosky Ken Davis Mr. Rakosky Mr. Davis Associated Press San Antonio Duran Colorado Springs Colo Rakosky Mr.Dais Hagerstown Pennsylvania Avenue Harry Maryland Clinton Leon Panetta Secret Service

White House shooting sparks security debate and praise

President Clinton commends bystanders who tackled a gunman near the White House as Panetta discusses security options. He notes threats extend beyond Pennsylvania Avenue across the country. Public descriptions include bystander Harry Rakosky and Ken Davis who tackled the assailant.

Without Warning disaster film sparks nationwide viewer confusion

On the anniversary of War of the Worlds CBS aired the asteroid threat drama Without Warning in the style of a news report. It prompted hundreds of calls as viewers worried the disaster might be real with reports of meteors hitting Wyoming France and China and the screen going blank signaling the end of the world.

Los Angeles Orson Welles Earth Evening World News Wyoming France China

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