Paroled murderer denied full freedom from supervision
James Way Leavis, once convicted of first degree murder for the 1970 slaying near a Baltimore church, fails to end parole supervision despite rehabilitation described as miraculous. Judge William Wenner, with opposing State’s Attorney Steven D. Wyman, orders continuation of parole to protect public safety.
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Patuxent
Stiture
James
Way Leavis
Chavis
William W Wenner
Baltimore City
Steven D. Wyman
Wyman
Wenner
Ralph M.sel Holmes
Baltimore
Holmes
Robert Clapp
Hagerstown
Washington County
Patuxent Institute
Jessup
Retired federal employee honored after 36 years service
Roy C. Culler of Frederick has retired from federal service after more than 36 years. Col Richard F. Barquist of USAMRIID presented him with a Certificate of Retirement and a Certificate of Appreciation. Culler, former chief of the Building Engineering Section at USAMRIID, had served since February 1967. He is the son of Mrs Olive Culler and the late Ralph E. Culler, attended Frederick High School, and lives in Frederick with his wife Mary.
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Roy C. Culler
Richard F. Barquist
U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases
Usamriid
Culler
Olive Culler
Frederick
Ralph E. Culler
Frederick High School
Mary
Willian J. van Almes
William J. van Almen
Littlestown
Veterans Administration Medical Center
Washington, D.C
Atwood
Kan
Jean and
Pauline Carrele van Almen
van Almen
Stress Center
Westmaster
University of Kansas
Gettysburg (Pa
State University of New York
University of California
Church of Ascension
Westminster
Order of Amarantha
Hanover
Gettysburg
Bataan
Japan
Corregidor
Sparky the
White House
York
Mary “Dottie
Grace van Almen
Carol Hossler
Ann Arbor
Mich
Christian Hawk
South Whitley
Ind
Thomas van Almen
Sturgis
John van Almen
Colorado Springs
Colo
Littles
Order of Amarantha of Hanover
Church of the Ascension
Pickney M. Corsa
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Weekend Rain Targets Wide swathes of U S Weather
The National Weather Service forecasts rain for Saturday across the Southern Plains to the Southeast and mid Atlantic, with rain also expected on the Pacific coast states and Nevada. Most of the country will see clear skies, while northern states chop cold.
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National Weather Service
Southern Plains
mid-Atlantic
Pacific Coast
Nevada
City to consider concrete brick walkway for Carroll Creek park
Frederick City officials debate a concrete brick look for the Carroll Creek flood control and park project. The plan, still in design, envisions interlocking dyed concrete pieces laid on blacktop, reducing labor costs and avoiding skilled bricklayers. The project, funded at 2 million by the General Assembly, includes a linear park, floodway, commercial development, pavilion areas and housing along the creek.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Young
Loung
County considers capital budget items and funding sources
County officials discussed tentative allocations including 255000 for hardware, 100000 for Montevue Home design, 200000 for agricultural easements, and improvements plus new equipment. Budget officer says 4.7 million will come from operating funds with 590000 from federal revenue sharing and 787000 from state grants and Program Open Space.
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Garen R. Clagett
Clagett
Montevue
Wighenadwen
Harold K. Keller Jr
Adams town group questions Eastalco waste permit fate
Adamstown residents and two local women pressed state officials over Eastalco waste disposal plans. They warned cyanide and fluoride in bricks and runoff could threaten Adamstown Buckeystown and Ballenger Creek water supplies atop limestone aquifer. Officials promised a decision within a month and discussed containment as a possible solution.
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Eastalco
Eichbaum
Adamstown
Health Department
Griffin
Eustaire
Frederick
Carton
Buckeystown
Point of Rocks
Ballenger Creek
Frederick City
Beac Uteat
Obituary notes from Frederick area residents
Obituary notices detail survivors for Lanell Gee and Cora Carroll among others. Services for Anna Routzahn and Lena Hardman are outlined with burial and memorial details. Dr William Van Almen is remembered for wartime service, professional work, and community activities in Westminster and Littlestown.
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Eagles Club
Litton Bionetics
Fort Detrick
Lanell T. Gee
Frederick
Cora F. Carroll
James W. Hill
Flint Hill Road
Wesley Hill
Willis Hall Sr
Atschash Wall
Joliet Frederick
Anna B. Turner
Frederck
Centerville
McMurry St
Hicks Funeral Home
W. Patrick St
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US Dept At
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Potomac Edison Run
Allegheny Power System
the News
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Eustaica
Anna Margaret Routzahn
Emmitsburg
Meridian Nursing Center
Waynesboro
R.B
Leona Myers Mohler
Routzahn
Acme Cles Te Skamont
Spe
Acme
William Routzahn
Clement T. Mohler
Edwana Kraus
Snow Hill
Mount Zion United Methodist Cemetery
Myersville
William M. Brown
Ricketts Funeral Home
Lena R. Hardman
Fairfield
Quincy United
Clara Sinclair
Columbia
Thelma Wagner
Ambler
Joyce Tyndall
Waldorf
Larry Hardman
Mount Amy
Grove Funeral Home
Guy R. Buch
Fairfield Union Cemetery
Court Street
Littlestown American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Snapper
East St
Frederick, Md
Cainer
Lost & i Church Ststees
Sony
Theome Andony
GetaScan
Atten
BetaScan
Ceap
ARIMS
Pacman
Memorex T-120
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