Woman Draws Knife In Court During Probation Hearing
In Frederick, Patricia Smith 32 provoked alarm by rising with a pocketknife and asking about a death by own action sentence. Court officers restrained her as staff debated her mental health and need for intensive counseling before Judge Mary Ann Stepler sentenced her to six months for probation violation and ordered transfer to a state institution with more programs.
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Willams
Thomas Slifer
Seventh District Court
Slifer
Londa Fry
Wilhiam R Walker
Walker
Mount Airy
First National
Edward W Wentzel
Stet
Cindy P. Dillon
Hinckley seeks grand jury review in Reagan shooting case
Hinckley’s attorney Vincent J. Fuller told a U S District Court hearing that the defendant may waive a proceeding and proceed directly to a grand jury. Hinckley, 25, is charged with attempting to assassinate the president and assaulting a Secret Service agent. Miss Foster, star of Taxi Driver, spoke at Yale about the possible letters she received, saying they frightened her though she tossed the notes.
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White House
James Brady
Washington
Hinckley
U.S. District Court
Vincent J. Fuller
Edward Bennett Williams
Evergreen Corp
Secret Service
Miss Foster
Yale University
Weather forecast for East Texas to Great Lakes area
The forecast calls for seowers in the period from east Texas to the upper Great Lakes with seow flurries in the Northwest and western Plains to Minnesota. Temperatures will be mild in the East and colder in the West.
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Texas
Great Lakes
Plains
Minnesota
Reagan survives after gunshot wound and transfusion
Reports say President Reagan had a small wound under his left armpit treated with a drainage tube and blood transfusions. Investigators believe a 22 caliber bullet glanced off his limousine door, with two bullets hitting the car. White House aides say the president is recovering as Vice President Bush stands in.
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Kim Hoggard
White House
George Bush
Bush
City considers treasurer title change and future appointment
Mrs Rice says the city treasurer role has evolved into cash management and budget duties, urging appointment by the next mayor to best serve. She supports the idea of renaming to director of finance, while aldermen back her stance as charter changes loom. If amendment passes Thursday it takes effect after 50 days, allowing a referendum.
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Rice
Board of Aldermen
Young
BoE approves funding for Liberty Elementary
The Frederick County Board of Education approved further funding requests for Liberty Elementary School renovations and sent them to the County Commissioners. They seek an additional 188000 beyond the 163000 already requested for FY82, with a 50000-item recommendation amid budget limits.
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Frederick County Board of Education
Liberty Elementary
Board of County Commissioners
Mary Eckhart
Liberty Elementary School
PTA
Dr Smith
Carol Fogier
Charlotte K Smith
Frederick High
Valley
Carroll Manor
Sabillasville
Thomas
Hess film wins Oscar in Martinsburg West Virginia
AP report from Martinsburg West Virginia notes two Boston University students won the Academy Award for documentary short subject for a 26 minute film about Karl Hess a West Virginia farmer philosopher the film was produced as their master’s thesis Hess aged 57 a former speechwriter for Harry Goldwater lives on a small farm in the state’s Eastern Panhandle
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W.va
Boston University
Karl Hess
West Virginia
Hess
Harry Goldwater
Panhandle
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