Rollins named to district bench in Frederick County
Gov. Harry R. Hughes announced three new judges for Frederick County. Clater W. Smith and G. Edward Dwyer Jr. were named to the 6th Judicial Circuit Court, Herbert J. Rollins to District 11. Rollins replaces Stanley Y. Bennett, defrocked last November. The appointments end months of vacancy and precede sworn-in within 30 days, with Barrick forecasting full benches by April end.
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Annapolis
Harry R. Hughes
Frederick County
District Court
Judicial Nominations Commission
6Th Judicial Circuit Court
Clater W. Smith
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Frederick
Herbert J. Rollins
Stanley Y. Bennett
Court of Appeals
Bennett
Rollins
6Th District Judicial Nominations Commission
Constance Beims
Frederck County
6Th Judicial Circuit
Samuel W. Barrick
Barrick
Hughes
Robins, Smith and Dwyer
Rolls
Frederick volunteers win state award for citywide efforts
Frederick earns the Maryland Municipal League award of excellence for the two year old Office of Volunteerism. About 200 volunteers coordinated events from St Patricks Day to a large downtown block party drawing around 10 000 people. The program saved the city thousands in publicity expenses and highlights civic groups interns and donors who contributed to parks and celebrations.
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Frederick
Maryland Municipal League
Suzy Brett
Brett
St. Pat
Rick’s
Jay Geiser
Sue Strevig
Jeff Taylor
Herzilya
Israel
Ethiopia
Reagan to meet Gorbachev for get acquainted talks
President Reagan plans a get acquainted meeting with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev, likely at the U.N. General Assembly this fall. White House officials emphasize no summit expectations while noting the shift aims to dampen hopes for major breakthroughs in arms control and U.S.-Soviet relations.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Reagan
Mikhail Gorbachev
U.N. General Assembly
White House
Robert C. McFarlane
Wn AW
McFarlane
George Bush
CBS Morning News
Gorbachev
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Soviet Union
Moscow
Thomas P. O'Neill
Bush
George Shultz
Robert Michel
Allinois
O'Neill
Panama
Colombia
Mexico
Venezuela
Contadora
Central America
Nicaragua
Witness against Von Bulow leaves country
A key witness in Claus von Bulow's first trial has left the United States and does not plan to return for the retrial in New York City. Alexandra Isles, a former actress and von Bulow’s lover, went to Ireland last month and reportedly has no intention of returning, her lawyer said. The hearing addressed Rhode Island prosecutors' request for her to testify.
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Providence
R.L
Claus von Bulow
New York City
Alexandra Isies
von Bulow
Martha
Sunny” von Bulow
Ireland
Michael Feldberg
State Supreme Court
Feldberg
Isles
Rhode Island
Prospect Hall player to join Division I Virginia Commonwealth
A Prospect Hall girls basketball player announces plans to play for Division I Virginia Commonwealth. The report highlights local and national sports coverage, with context from Dave Ammenheuser. Paul Sweeney notes a common marital disruption is vacation location choice, humorously invoking an ocean in the mountains.
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Prospect Hall
Virgina Commonwealth
Dave Ammenheuser
Paul Sweeney
Trade tensions sting Japanese-Americans with undercurrent of bigotry
In Washington, lawmakers clash over Japan trade, while Japanese-Americans fear rising prejudice. Rep Norman Mineta recalls internment and warns against scapegoating, noting past discrimination against Jews Catholics Irish immigrants blacks and Hispanics amid economic pressure. Senator Spark Matsunaga concurs.
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Congress
Commerce
Japan
Norman Mineta
D-Calif
Mineta
Sen
Spark Matsunaga
D-Hawaii
County opposes Rosenstock annexation near Frederick
Frederick County planning commission again recommended opposing the Rosenstock annexation of 322 noncontroversial acres east of the Monocacy River amid plans for land use. The panel, voting 5 to 2, noted conservation and agricultural designations and reserved judgment pending next week’s public hearing by the city.
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Frederick County
Rosenstock
County Planning Commission
Frederick
Planning Commission
County Planning
Monocacy River
Commission
Indus
Charles E Stup Caterer and Scout Leader Dies at 62
Mr. Charles Edward Stup, 62, a well known area caterer and scouting leader, died Thursday morning April 11 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements announced by Smith Keeney Basford Funeral Home, 106 E Church St Frederick.
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Charles Edward Stup
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Smith, Keeney & Basford Funeral Home
Church St. Frederick
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