Residents oppose teen drug center in Wheaton area
Montgomery County Board of Appeals heard parents and students denounce the Young Adult Rehabilitation Center proposal on Norris Drive and Viers Mill Road. Opponents warned of burglary, drug exposure, and safety risks to nearby Pleasant Hills Elementary School while supporters cited LEAA funding and school district backing. The record will stay open for more testimony.
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Ruth W. Johnson
Montgomery Bureau
Rockville
Wheaton
Montgomery County Board of Appeals
C. Edward Nicholson
CYARC
David H. Gould
Metropolitan Police Department
YARC
Norris Drive
Viers Mill Road
Pleasant Hills
Gould
Cinstem High School
John Libber
Charles Dalrymple
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
State Drug Abuse Authority
Dalrymple
Appeals Board
Policeman Cited For Bravery In Westminster Shootout
Westminster officer Frank Rauschenberg of the Westminster Police Department was named Policeman of the Year by the Kiwanis for bravery during a January 22 robbery at an A&P. He exchanged gunfire with three armed suspects, captured one, and recovered $6,000 in cash and checks after a high speed chase and snowbound pursuit. The other suspects were captured the next day.
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Pfe
Frank Rauschenberg
Westminster Police Department
The
Westminster Kiwanis
Rauschenberg
A&p
Main Street
MD. 27
Kate Wagner
Rauchenberg
Woman Guilty Of Forging Check In Adams County
An Adamstown woman, Barbara Louise Mullberry, 24, pleaded guilty to forging a 3900 dollar check cashed for 39 dollars and received probation without verdict from Circuit Court Judge Samuel Barrick. Co-defendant Joseph Wilson Parker, 28, of the Hotel Frederick, pleaded not guilty and requested a jury trial.
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Adamstown
Circuit
Samuel Barrick
Barbara Louise Mullberry
Allstate
Clarence Snyder
Joseph Wilson Parker
Frederick
Scavengers Loot Abandoned Md 144 House For Road Project
Residents flock to the soon to be demolished elegant home near Route 144 as the State Roads Commission clears land for Md 144 widening from New Market to Ridgeville. Scavengers strip molding flooring banisters and mantels while others gather oddities from the property including old photos books and ironware. A few locals plan to use salvaged materials in house restorations though some lament vandalism and missed chances to save pieces.
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State Roads Commission
New Market
Ridgeville
144
Frederick County
MD. 144
Barbara Laughlin
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Rom Jewelry Store
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the Bank
OF Damascus
Damascus, Maryland
Potomac Edison
Allegheny Power System
Fredericktown Bank & Trust Company
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