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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1996

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Memorials for MARC crash victims held in Brunswick

Tells of Saturday dedication ceremonies for two memorials honoring victims of the February MARC crash near Silver Spring. Eight Job Corps students and three CSX crewmen died when MARC train P-286 collided with an Amtrak train on Feb 16 en route from Brunswick CSX yard to Union Station. NTSB has not yet determined crash causes, and the article notes speakers and about 275 attendees at the event.

Brunswick MARC CSX Rail Job Corps Silver Spring Amtrak CSX Union Station Washington National Transportation Safety Board

Audit flags Frederick County enrollment overcount

An audit found Frederick County may have overcounted its 33,000 students by up to 10,000 due to discrepancies between the county computer records and teachers' attendance files. Eight of 36 schools destroyed original records, leaving only computer data, risking as much as 16 million dollars in state school aid misallocations. Superintendent Jack Dale said auditors demanded paper trails, while law requirements for attendance records were cited but not specified.

Frederick County Jack Dale Dale House of Delegates Montgomery County Baltimore City Casper Taylor Dallegany Maryland State Department of Education

Perot aims for 25 percent vote in reform bid

Ross Perot, running as Reform Party nominee, says his goal is to win but sets a 25 percent vote target and will file suit to block sponsor of debates by the bipartisan commission. He argues a 25 percent share would give his party full federal financing parity and he notes 1992 results at 19 percent.

Washington Ross Perot Reform Party Perot Bipartisan Commission Bob Dole Clinton Robert Schmuhl University of Notre Dame Dole

Servers explain need for tipping in Frederick

Beth Garrett, 22, a part timer at Red, Hat and Blue in Frederick, says tips vary by location and most customers tip below 15 percent. She earns $2.10 to $2.15 per hour and must tip out a portion of her tips to back-of-house staff.

Frederick Beth Garrett Garrett Hallmark Adamstown

Orioles Honor Eddie Murray Before Sunday Game

The Orioles and their fans honored Eddie Murray prior to the game with Toronto as he nears 600 home runs and 9,000 hits, aiming to mend relations with a legend who joined baseball’s 600/9000 club. The Frederick News-Post notes the paper is printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper and is recyclable.

Orioles Eddie Murray Toronto Portlona Frederick

Vietnamese native becomes citizen at county Ethnic Festival

Thi Dao, 40, a Saigon native and Hyattsville resident since 1991, joined 145 others sworn in at Frederick Community College to mark the county Human Relations Commission Ethnic Festival kickoff. She recalled fleeing Vietnam in 1982 and later immigrating with her ex-husband to reunite with daughters, now 14 and 16.

Thi Dao Ms. Dao County Human Relations Commission Frederick Community College Saigon Vietnam United States America Dao Hyattsville Indonesia American Shores

Rebel Sled Key To Tractor Pull At Frederick Fair

At the Great Frederick Fair Sunday the Screaming Eagle a converted 1915 tractor with a Confederate flag decorated sled roared down the grandstand track its black smoke exhaust and front wheels in the air. The Rebel Sled a 38000 pound weight transfer machine powers the pull as vehicles vie to drag it 36 feet at varying resistance.

Frederick Fair Grandstand Chris Wright Forest Hill Frederick Fair

Gaithersburg Woman Killed Self by Train Hit

A 46 year old Gaithersburg woman, Ann Gunatilleke, apparently killed herself by stepping in front of a CSX freight near Diamond Avenue and Chestnut Street at 5:55 am. Police note she had been in low mood and chronic pain and had discussed suicide. Investigation placed her behind a bridge before the incident.

Gaithersburg CSX Montgomery County Ann Gunatilleke Diamond Avenue Chestnut Street Joyce Barrow Ms Barrow Gunatilleke

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