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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 11, 1999

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Autopsy confirms shooting accounts by Frederick police

Autopsy corroborates officers accounts of the Mullinix Alley shooting involving Larry Wayne Staub Jr after a traffic stop on West All Saints Street. Staub fired two rounds at officers, prompting Officer Vaughn Harper to return fire as police pursued him, with no officers injured.

Larry Wayne Staub Jr Mullinix Alley Frederick Tom Chase Mr. Staub Lt. Chase Mr Staub Harper Steve Tuel Harold Domer Andrew Dewese West Alt Saints Street Bentz Street Staub Dewese West All Saints Street Chase

Corn crop cut 22 percent as rain under par results

In Maryland the Agriculture Department estimates a 22 percent drop in corn production due to drought despite Labor Day rain. Late soybeans and pasture improve somewhat. dairy farmer notes rain aided hay and pasture on 800 acres near Monrovia.

Hagerstown Maryland U.S. Agriculture Department David Knopf Maryland Agriculture Statistics Frederick Frederick News-Post Frederick County Michael Wilcom Monrovia

City reverses. refunds planned for parking lot fines

Frederick officials admit illegal tickets were written at 331 N Market St the former Tesoro site. Mayor Grimes said fines will be refunded, noting the lot remains privately owned and city lacked authority to enforce parking laws there. City staff had begun enforcing no parking signs after conflicting orders.

Frederick N. Market St Tesoro Food Market Jim Grimes Steve Johnson Mr. Johnson William Scheetz Denrich Associates Baltimore Carmack- Jay's Supermarket Kruptcy City Hall

Baltimore Man Dies on I-70 After Losing Control

A Baltimore resident, 43 year old Brian Douglas Harrin, died Friday afternoon on westbound I-70 at Md 27 after swerving to avoid a ladder in the road and overturning his 1985 Chevrolet Blazer in the center median. He was ejected, not wearing a seatbelt, and pronounced dead at the scene. Police sought witnesses as investigators gathered details.

Baltimore Brian Douglas Harrin Harris M Personnel Pickup Cay

United Way 99 Campaign Kicks Off With Big Goal

Debbie Savageau led a cheer at the United Way 1999 kickoff breakfast for the Day of Caring. Volunteers aim to raise 31.98 million by December 15, the largest effort Frederick County has attempted, surpassing last year's 1.287 million raised from a 1.3 million goal. Speakers urged community support as Dr. Ann Boyd emphasized that community matters.

Debbie Savageau United Way Frederick County Susie Loveland State Farm Insurance Ann Boyd

Tragedy as girl dies after brother shot in carjacking

In Cambridge Maryland Destiny Array Spicknall three died after her father Richard Spicknall II confessed to shooting his son and daughter in a carjacking incident. Destiny died in hospital after being airlifted earlier. her brother Richard Spicknall III, age two, died at the hospital. The father remains in Talbot County jail facing murder charges and new charges are anticipated.

Cambridge Richard Spicknall II Maryland Talbot County Pete Pirringer Spicknall Destiny Array Spicknall Richard Spicknall Ili Destiny University of Maryland Medical Center Baltimore Jeff Gross Gross Lisa Marie Spicknall

Fradenck News prints on 100 percent recycled paper daily

The Shawe paper edition of The Fradenck News emphasizes full recycling and sustainable printing. It proclaims daily publication using 100 percent recycled paper and recyclable materials, underscoring environmental responsibility.

Pentons Fradenck News

County reception may trigger boycott over alcohol policy

Frederick County Commissioner John L. Thompson Jr vows to boycott the annual business reception if liquor is served. The October 6 event at Ceresville Mansion is sponsored by the county and the Economic and Community Development Commission and is by invitation only.

Fredenck John L. Thompson Jr Thompson Frederick County Economic and Community Development Commission Ceresville Mansion Ron Hart Hart Brian Duncan

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