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678th reported an seven years stant warfare ud_ke bombs were ast streets to i cause panic itaIT five bom-* main street of age near Lon-itcher shops* a station were no casualtieslen were in-xplosion on the mressway and bomb blast at s southwest ofment charged ls members of rmy m Maze m held In soli-L naked in un~ ins and forbid-iss. al! because use to accept •status.hot In1$ Inlospital17-year-aId sal condition in s unit ca Easton pital in what Police called an Ing Monday atfor the state t William K. fnucd in a wo-is home by his L Steeoken Sr., Lbout 6:30 p.m. 2 abdomen andioos sincerding to police.a student at an High Schoolounfcy sberifFs ;tate police are sstigate the in-GetsirsInabbingIMtaiL. ICIl. signs 016 uuluuicuucertifying that President-elect Jimmy Carter received the 16 electoral college votes belongingHmchnd, the secretary of state, reaches out fw more paperwork. (See Story On Page 2)Bail Set At $50,000continued from page oneCENTERIn Kidnap Case HereWilliam Robert Evans, 36, of 401 E. Isabella, who was arrested early Sunday morning and charged with two counts of kidnapping and assault, was arraigned in District Court Monday. where Judge Robert W. Dallas Set bail at $30,000. He remained in jail today.According to the police report, Evans is accused of abducting Daniel Hodgman III of Easton and his date while they were leaving the Northwood Bar.Following the abuctlon. according to what Hodgman told the police. Evans forced them to drive around until be was told to take Evans to a wooded area near Parsonsburg, where Hodgman determined Evans did not have a gun. Then taking a target pistol from the trunk of Ms car, lie took control of Evans and brought him to the City Police station hare.IN OTHER action in District Court Monday, Alvin Wallace. 29. of Eden was found guilty of disorderly conduct resisting arrest and speeding.The charges, which also included assault on an officer and chiving while intoxicated, for which he was found not guilty.Plane Found, Shore Pilot IsStill Missingstemmed from a Sept. 4. incident in which Wallace was stopped for traffic violation on Isabella St., whereupon he became disorderly and resisted officers following his arrest.In a case involving larceny. Rodney Eugene Bolden. 18, of Salisbury, was found, guilty erf petty larceny in commection with a Nov. 18 incident at the Louis West Plumbing and Keating Bldg., in the Northwood Industrial Park, where two tool boxes and an AM radio were removed from a truck owned by that company.Following the guilty verdict. Judge Dallas sentenced Bolden to a 30 day suspended jail sentence and placed him on 12 months of supervised probation.In a case involving shoplifting, Gloria JL. Jones, 16, of Salisbury, was feared guilty of shoplifting $7 worth of merchandise from Revco Discounts Inc., on 106 W. Main St, and was sentenced to a 30-day term in jail.Finally. Robert BonnlweU, 22, of petmar, was found innocent of the charge of telephone misuse. He was accused of making various annoying calls between Setpember and November of this year, but was found not guilty when the defease established that the phone that was used to make the calls, which was located at the Cob-by’s Driving Range in Delmar, was accessable to at least five other people besides the defendant.CO-DEFENDANTS Jack Edward Snow. 29. of Fruitiand, and Richard Harry Elliott, 22, of Eden. were found guilty of tresoassmg and innocent of a disorderly conduct charge.Both charges stemmed from a Nov. 17, incident at the Sea Gull Lounge on Bateman St., when the two men were ordered to leave the premises and refused to do so.The two were both fined $50 plus court costs.Marion ProgramIs Set Tonightand there is now — some opposition in the city-eoonty government building to any such plan to use local tax money.Earlier, the state had said it is prohibited by legislation setting up the detention center program from spending state funds to buy sites for the centers if state-owned property is available.“My hangup' is that they can’t afford to purchase land, but can find $90,000 for something else, said Mr. Conway.Apparently, the Naylor Mill RdL property is no longer available. According to planning Director Memo j. Burbans, the county zoning appeals board is to bold a hearing soon on a proposal to permit the erection of a radio transmitting station and antenna on the privately-owned property.Memories ot otfrcials in City Hall were a little hazy on where the whole situation stood when it was sidetracked after a series of hearings and debates and protests So that's when Mr. Martin called for an up-to-date report on where things stand.MARION —Christmas ited in theMarion School auditorium tonight at 7:30.After the program, the fifth and sixth grades will bold a bazaar with baked goods, a country store. Christmas decorations and a white elephant table. Refreshments will be oo sale.MarketReportsWife Is FreedIn Mate’s DeathL the 15-year-oldtrhn trac muNEWPORT NEWS. Vs. (AP) — i ne wreckage of the Skyline Aviation air taxi plane that disappeared and crashed Oct. 20 while approaching Newport News has been located by a Hampton businessman.The bodies of three of the four persons aboard have been found in the Chesapeake Bay and the York River. Still missing is theGEORGETOWN — Mary E. Wilkins of Delmar went free in Superior Court here when Judge Gaud L. Tease ruled on a motion for her dismissal oncharges of shooting her husband to death.The ruling came as the defense began to present its case in a-jury trial which had been going on since last Tuesday.Wtllrttyc ora cand started to argue. An ambulance attendant said Mrs. Wilkins told Mm she shot him when be began to choke her in bed.The prosecution's case forsecond degree was that she bad hidden a revolver in bed threedays before the shooting. Judge Tease told the jury two inferences could be drawn fromCHICAGO (AP) - Futures trading on the Chicago Board of Trade Monday: High. 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Salisbury Daily Times
Salisbury, Maryland, US
Tue, Dec 14, 1976
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