Bail reduced for man indicted in infant manslaughter case
Russell E. Overs Jr., 31, was indicted in March for manslaughter and child abuse in the Dec 16 1992 death of his 50 month old son Russell Elliott Oversell. Judge set bail at 10000 fully secured with conditions including reporting to Parole and Probation and staying drug free.
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Russell Elliott Oversell
Frank Stillrich
Stillrich
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Mr. Stillrich
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Overs
Dwyer
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Dorsey Eyes Postal Upgrades in Thurmont Office
Dorsey outlines plans to modernize the Water Street post office in Thurmont with new lock and key boxes, stamp vending machines, and consignment stamp sales. He cites mis-delivery issues and space constraints, notes funding limits, and plans improvements while commuting from Westminster. He credits Richard Jozwiak and other veterans for guiding his career and mentions family and local roles.
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Thurmont
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Richard Jozwiak
Westminster Post Office
Normand Depres
James J White
Two charged in arson fires in Damascus area
Two men in their mid twenties were arrested Friday morning on arson charges after a spate of fires in the Damascus area. Units from Damascus Laytonsville and Mount Airy responded around 430 am to incidents at an auto parts store three barns and a house. Damages included eight thousand dollars at the auto parts store and significant damage to a Mullinix Mill Road barn. other sites sustained minor damage or were vacant structures. Names were not released at press time.
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MD. 27
Gue Road
Howard Chapel Road
Faith Lane
State parks cutbee stings by removing trash bins
The Department of Natural Resources reports 90 percent of 9.6 million park visitors followed requests to take trash home. Removing bins reduced bee stings, with Cunningham Falls seeing an estimated 80 percent drop from 1992 and Greenbrier halving sting incidents. Park officials note improved park appearance and fewer stings on busy weekends.
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DNR
Chuck Bowler
Cunningham Falls State Park
Greenbrier
Spedden
Fairfield gallery owner stabbed on East Patrick Street
A gallery owner, Mr. Zaruba of 12S Market St in Fairfield, was stabbed on East Patrick Street and clutched his abdomen while awaiting medical aid. He was alert and in stable condition when transported by a United ambulance, with report filed Friday morning.
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Perry defends Iraq airstrike tragedy with safeguards increase
Choppers cited mounting tensions with Iraq as 26 people died in Thursday's attack. Mr. Perry said he takes personal responsibility and a special investigations team heads to Turkey for weeks. He noted ongoing northern Iraq operations continue with tightened procedures and higher level firing authority. He blamed errors and human mistakes for the tragedy.
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Hattery Seeks to Guide Democrats in Washington Race
Hattery faces negative publicity in Dr. Bartlett era woes and says he has been approached for advice by Democrats Galen Clagett Stephen Crawford Don DeArmon Neil Dhillon and Paul Muldowney. He has not aligned with any candidate but favors Steve Crawford as the best among them.
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Dr. Bartlett
Washington
Hattery
Galen Clagett
Stephen Crawford
Don DeArmon
Neil Dhillon
Paul Muldowney
Steve Crawford
We Carry The News and Keep You Posted
The Hrederich Wefrs Post reports timely updates on local events. Community updates include notices, brief items, and score highlights from nearby organizations and venues. Readers stay informed through concise summaries and periodic bulletins from the newsroom.
Congress tensions over Clinton budget after Gorazde strikes
House leaders warn defense budget may be mismatched with foreign policy amid air strikes and a helicopter disaster. White House presses back against politicizing the tragedy while inquiries begin into flight procedures in no fly zones. Sixteen dead include U S, Turkish, British, and French officers with Kurd passengers among casualties. Clinton orders half staff for public buildings through Monday sunset. Two investigations launched by Joint Chiefs chairman to review procedures in Iraq and Bosnia no-fly zones.
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Bosnia
School calendar changes due to weather losses
The board reminds of the school year schedule with key dates including staff development days, holidays, and half days for parent-teacher conferences. It notes April 22 changed from half day to full instruction because winter weather reduced regular school days.
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State Teachers Association
Martin Luther King Jr
Abduction Report Details Teen Suspect and Bus Involvement
A sheriff's report describes a male in his late teens or early 20s with a beard mustache and glasses. The child's bus was nearby and the driver will be questioned about any sighting of the vehicle approaching the boy.
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