Trial details emerge in Horn murder case and related actions
Jury hears links between Trevor Horn’s medical needs, a videotaped setup, and the double murder. Families, civil suits, and a controversial Paladin Press book are cited as context while prosecutors frame Janice Saunders as a potential witness killer and Mr. Horn faces the death penalty if convicted. The trial in Frederick continues into May with a 16 member jury and four alternates.
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Mogensen eyes fresh start for Virginia zoo
In Bridge Virginia the Mogensen family aims to reopen their zoo after inspections and licensing from the U S Department of Agriculture. Carl Mogensen Sr owns the facility and plans to complete required permits and renovations while seeking American Zoological Association accreditation within two years.
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Inherited Troubles Tied to Hahn as Aid Is Seen Improve
The report notes condition has improved over the past year and attributes remaining issues to the situation left by Mr. Hahn, framing a legacy problem as the main cause behind current challenges.
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Hahn
Septic Tank Care Tips From Maryland Association Leader
Staley notes tanks should be pumped every two to five years and hauled to Ballenger Creek treatment plant at 1,000 gallons for 45 dollars. He recalls a lawn mower accident when a buried metal tank collapsed a yard path, causing a tractor to fall in. Staley led the Maryland Sanitary Pumpers Association from 1989 to 1991, working with health officials and the University of Maryland to educate on sludge and tank care.
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Maryland Sanitary Pumpers Association
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Frederick County funding debated for public safety and libraries
Public meetings debated a nearly 19 million dollar funding level with calls for full step increases for public safety workers in 1996 and 1997. Library funding requested at 2.5 million faced slight shortfall. Citizens urged tax support for libraries and naturalist programs at Fountain Rock Nature Center, with Community Living seeking capital and operating funds.
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Frederick County Lodge
The
Fraternal Order of Police
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Frederick County
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Bob Hess
Walkersville
Christopher Kleinknecht
Ballenger Creek
Fountain Rock Nature Center
Christopher
Community Living
Steven Cohen
Frederick City
Buckingham’s Choice
Tax amendment aims for supermajority on tax hikes
House debate centered on a proposed constitutional amendment requiring a two thirds vote to raise internal revenue by more than a de minimis amount. Sponsors argue it curbs tax increases and aids reform like a flat or national sales tax, while opponents call it political maneuvering that could hinder closing loopholes and widen budget stalemate.
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Garris to face trial in Baltimore murder case
The judge ruled the defendant was informed of his right to an attorney during questioning, though he stated no need for one. Garris faces trial April 29 in Towson on charges including second degree murder attempted murder arson armed robbery and a bombs charge related to a cottage fire at Sheppard Pratt. Jane DeCosta, his teen accomplice, was arrested in Virginia Beach days after Garris on October 27.
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Timonium
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Dole Set To Push Early 1996 Senate Agenda
In Washington, Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole will push for a balanced budget amendment, term limits, and bills to expand healthcare, curb immigration, and reduce deficits. Republicans aim to force Clinton vetoes to frame liberals against their agenda, while Democrats led by Tom Daschle vow to respond.
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Madonna Expecting First Child While Filming Evita in Budapest
Madonna, four months pregnant, confirms she is expecting her first child with Carlos Leon while in Budapest filming Evita. Publicists call her ecstatic as reports note Leon’s supportive stance and no immediate marriage plans.
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Sean Penn
the Sun
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