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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1997
Page
1
Middletown fourth graders design a fairground map on 64 acres at East Patrick Street with grandstands barns rings and parking. Teachers say the exercise teaches geography economics and math while explaining 4 H and rural life and includes problem solving about waste and accessibility.
Theresa Yinger, 18, who lost her father a week before the fair, uses the event as therapy while competing in 4-H with horses, dairy steer, and Polled Hereford cattle. She has won champion honors and keeps four horses, four dogs, a dairy steer, and 35 cattle with her mother, Sharon.
Rep. Roscoe Bartlett defends supporting a Congressional pay raise while promising to oppose any conference report with the cost of living adjustment. He says he would donate any extra funds to charity if the raise is approved, arguing some members face hardship and two residences. The bill heads to a House Senate conference committee with the Senate opposing the pay raise. Bartlett expects COLA removal in the conference bill and cites the need for lawmakers not to be funded only by the wealthy.
Frederick aldermanic candidate Blaine Young says his close links with Republicans do not reflect his Democratic beliefs. He defends his record as party leader, notes financial support to fellow Democrats, and says he seeks Republican votes while running a positive campaign.
Rotorex seeks Frederick County Circuit Court relief to cap picket line at six at any time and twelve during shift changes, ban prolonged presence beyond five minutes, and restrict changes to every two hours after a strike since Aug. 18 at 8301 Retreat Road. A Tuesday 2 p.m. hearing before Judge Mary Ann Stepler follows an earlier denial of an emergency injunction. Defendants include the International Union of Electronic, Electrical, Salaries, Machine & Furniture Workers and Local officials Jessie J. Williams, Joseph Wicher, and union HQ.
A U S Air Force B 1B bomber crashed 25 miles north of Alzada Montana during a training mission in the Powder River MOA killing all four crew. The crash led to a rapid resumption of training flights. Ellsworth Air Force Base officials confirmed no bombs were aboard.
A juvenile girl was raped in the Frederick Towne Mall parking lot Wednesday evening and police in Frederick City charged Gabriel Brook Beniz, 20, of Hagerstown with second degree rape and related offenses. He remained in custody at Frederick County Adult Detention Center with bail set at 350,000. Details on the victim’s age or exact circumstances were not released.
Linganore Lancer Mike Cleveland rushes for 270 yards and scores four touchdowns to lead a 41 to 30 win over state ranked Dunbar. The game headline appears on Page B-1 with notes on the Orioles loss.
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