A-12 THE NEWS Fort Frederick Section September 3 1995
Local Frederick paper dated Friday September 3 1995 reports community updates and brief items across town. Names and exact events are unreadable in the provided text.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1993
Page
7
Local Frederick paper dated Friday September 3 1995 reports community updates and brief items across town. Names and exact events are unreadable in the provided text.
Mayor Paul P. Gordon signed a proclamation naming September as Forget-Me-Not Month. The Disabled American Veterans distribute simulated flowers yearly to solicit donations for disabled veterans and their families. Pictured are Thomas P. Hill post commander Austin C. Timpson junior vice commander and Doug Halford treasurer with the mayor.
Dehandra Caldwell a top student, was sentenced to three years in jail for allegedly breaking into a school to steal ice cream bars. After NAACP and Black lawyers challenged the case, the 17 year old was temporarily freed while the judge reconsidered. He returned to Upson Lee High School the next day.
Louis V. Myers and Leo M. Boyle have agreed to serve on the Frederick County Liquor Commission, now in its 38th year. Myers serves as chairman next to fellow members Robert Snyder and Glenn Strine. The three member panel approves outlet licenses, enforces state laws, and can fine suspend or revoke licenses. County liquor inspector travels countywide to inspect premises and enforce alcohol training and sale restrictions.
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