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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1996
Page
13
The article discusses ongoing debate over a Maryland gun bill and whether it can be enforced. Willis notes the law’s intent to inform gun owners about regulatory requirements and potential penalties.
The Maryland General Assembly approves measures extending Sunday liquor sales to noon, lowering the working age for minors in alcohol stores to 14 with restrictions, and creating a wine tasting license. Other bills authorize go‑ahead for to‑go beer sales from Brewer’s Alley, rename the county clerk post, and impose child safety rules including seat belt use for under 16s and stricter adult liability for underage drinking following Tiffany Fouts’ death.
Funeral services for Clarence Butch Barnard of Ijamsville were held at Frederick’s Dailey & Son with Rev. Foster Perry officiating. Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery. James Owens Sr of Jackson, Tenn died Sept 26 and was buried in Thurmont Blue Ridge Cemetery with local arrangements by Stauffer Funeral Home. Mildred Cannon of Brunswick died Sept 27 and was laid to rest at Park Heights Cemetery after services at John T Williams Funeral Home. Helen Biser, formerly of Frederick, died Sept 26 and was remembered at the Frederick funeral home with Evangelist William E Shepley. Bearers included multiple family members across all services.
Navy and community volunteers wiring Sabillasville Brunswick New Market and Yellow Springs schools as they install cable and computers for Internet access. Siemens Rolm volunteer Russ Luczak notes data and phone wiring share techniques while schools await lines and Internet service.
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