Rebuffed call to hire by race sparks HRC clash in Frederick
Frederick City Police Chief Regis Raffensberger and activist Willie Mahone clashed at a Frederick County Human Relations Commission meeting over minority recruiting. The commission plans to issue an interim report on minority hiring, with a final follow up next January, in the context of a 1993 city settlement.
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Frederick City
Regis Raffensberger
Willie Mahone
Baltimore
Frederick County
Raffensberger
Commission
Washington
Mahone
Frederick
Daniel Goldstein
Mr. Mahone
HRC
Avis
Goldstein
Roger Brooke Taney
City Hall
Haiti Withdrawal Deadline May Endanger Troops
Administration officials caution that any fixed date to end the Haiti mission could jeopardize U S troops. A House panel weighs a March 1 1995 deadline while a plan envisions a smaller U N force after Haitian elections. Defense and State officials warn that a set date may embolden extremists and hinder stability efforts.
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Haiti
Washington
U.S
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Congressional
U.N
Senate
Hank Brown
R-Corp
George Mitchell
Maine
Bob Dole
Kansas
Defense
William Perry
Spain
NATO
Perry
Madrid
House Committee
John Deutch
Strobe Talbott
Deputy Crum Saves Woman From Choking at Lunch Club
Deputy First Class Todd Crum performed the Heimlich maneuver on Octavia Zimmerman during a Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Stroke Club luncheon. After four attempts the ham loosened enough to restore air. doctors later removed the piece and she was listed in stable condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Todd Crum
Octavia Zimmerman
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Johnny Ford
Zimmerman
Ridge Road
FMH
Stroke Club
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
Frederick
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Ferry Estonia Sinks with Nearly 1000 Aboard in Baltic Sea
Rescue teams battled 20 foot waves and 56 mph winds to locate survivors from the Estonia disaster in the Baltic. Officials say 964 people were aboard, with 800 still missing or feared dead. about 100 to 125 rescued so far. Ships found bodies as crews pressed searches amid cold water and chaotic conditions.
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Turku
Finland
Estonia
Baltic Sea
Raimo Tiilikainen
Coast Guard
Stefan Carneros
Uto
County Approves Rezoning Bid for 800-Dwelling Project
Frederick County commissioners voted 3-2 to rezone land west of New Design Road and east of Ballenger Creek Pike from agricultural to planned unit development for an 800 dwelling project by Sophia Land Co. Last minute debate centered on school costs, with Commissioner Gray opposing due to estimated $4 to $4.5 million impact. Yingling added new limits reducing yearly approvals to 100 units for eight years and dropping total units to 800 from 825. The June planning commission had approved the Sophia PUD 5-2.
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Sophia Land Co
New Design Road
Ballenger Creek Pike
Frederick County
David Gray
Gray
Ronald Sundergill
Sue Ann Yingling
County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Monrovia development plan denied over infrastructure concerns
Frederick County commissioners rejected McClain Road Corp plan for 295 acres near Ed McClain Road between Md 75 and Md 80. The 590 dwellings would add 337 children to overcrowded schools and require new school and park provisions. The vote cited inadequate roads, sewer, and infrastructure to support 1,650 new residents.
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Frederick County
Monrovia
McClain Road Corp
Frederick County Planning Commission
Gail Bowerman
Sue Ann Yingling
Ed McClain
MD. 75
MD 80
Dave Honchack
Weather outlook mostly sunny and mild next day
Partly cloudy tonight with showers possible and low near 50. Thursday looks sunny and breezy with highs near 70. A weather map is referenced on page A-2.
Souffle Street Recipe Finds Unusual Shopping Items
Gail Cissna presents new recipes that may require buying unusual ingredients. The feature notes page 222 and 222 pages of success, highlighting inventive dishes and pantry surprises.
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Gail Cissna
Waters 103, longtime Myersville bank director dies
William L Waters 103 of 9369 Myersville Road Myersville died Tuesday September 27 at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown He married Altie Maud Younkins Waters in 1915 she died August 20 1971 Born November 18 1890 in the old farmhouse he was a farmer and Myersville Church of the Brethren member He directed Myersville Bank from 1921 to 1993 rising to president 1955 1973 then chairman until 1993 He helped plan the bank move to its present location in 1973 Surviving four children Miriam Kopp Rachel Warheld Jean Sandifer and others
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William L. Waters
Myersville
Willam L. Waters
Myersville Road
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Altie Maud Younkins Waters
James Kinna
Laura Leatherman Waters
Mr. Waters
Koogle
Old Hagerstown Road
Bridgewater College
Virginia
Myersville Church of the Brethren
Waters
Myersville Bank
Main Street
George Bittle
Charles Martin
Miriam W . Kopp
Rachel W Warheld
Mount Airy
Jean W
Sandifer
Lexington
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