Hurley Confesses in Jail Letter on Wife's Death
A Rockville man, Henry Hurley, now in a Hagerstown prison, says in a letter to a reporter that he killed his estranged wife Catherine Hurley in a heat of desperation and dismembered body found near Gaithersburg. He claims innocence and asks for the truth to be told as investigators pursue further charges, with his girlfriend Amy Shively facing perjury and accessory after the fact charges. The case, tied to custody battles for three grandchildren, has drawn strong reactions from Catherine’s parents the Whites.
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Rockville - Aquain
Gaithersburg
Hurley
Hagerstown
Cathy
Rockville
Sow
Merton White
Rackyite
White
MD. 27
Brink Rd
Catherine Patricia Hurley
Tam
Amy Shively
Catherine Hurley
Ms. Snively
Frederick
Linda Grossnickle
Gambrill Park Road
Reagan Launches 22,300 Mile Tokyo Summit Tour
President Reagan left Andrews Air Force Base for a long Far East trip ending in Tokyo for a seven nation summit on economics and terrorism, saying the trip will reaffirm economic strategic and political ties. He noted talks in Indonesia and Japan and avoided detailed terrorism references, while a Terrorist ThreatCon indicator appeared in the press.
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Associated Press
Washington
Reagan
Far East
Tokyo
Bref
Andrews Air Force Base
Asia
Indonesia
Japan
Commissioners deny new deputies and bookmobile for 1967
Frederick County commissioners cut Sheriff Robert C. Snyder’s request for four new deputy positions and funding for a new bookmobile in the fiscal 1967 budget. They kept 18 patrol deputies, moved one investigator to patrol, and funded a secretary for investigations. a canine unit and bookmobile were denied.
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Frederick County
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Charles C. Smith
Richard L. Grossnickle
Sheriff's Department
Galen R. Clagett
Police capture suspect wanted in kidnapping
A man accused of kidnapping his employer last November was arrested last night by Maryland State Police in Takoma Park. Carl Everett Jackson, 2, of no fixed address, was apprehended without incident. He is held on $000,000 cash bond at Frederick County Adult Detention Center amid multiple charges including kidnapping, robbery with a deadly weapon, extortion, theft, and weapons offenses. Gaskins, a co-defendant, was already taken into custody and faces trial in Frederick County.
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Maryland
Takoma Park
Carl Everett Jackson
Frederick County
Jackson
Frederick
Washington, D.C
Leon Keith Gaskins
D.C
Gaskins
Investor in WTRI to Seek Refund
Frew sail and wire reports that an elderly Florida millionaire and a US Senate candidate are the key partners in the recent WIRI Brunswick purchase. Charles K. Zimmerman of Sarasota and Milton Croom funneled the purchase funds through political associates tied to extremist London LaRouche. Zimmerman, a retired Bethlehem Steel executive, owns 72 percent of the country music station. Croom holds 18 percent as a FCC listed limited partner. Lawyers for Zimmerman and his Florence-based associates declined comment.
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Florida
Sueat
WIRI
Brunswick
Charles K. Zimmerman
Sarasota
Frs
Milton Croom
Senate
North Carolina
London
LaRouche Zimmerman
Bethlehem Seeel
Croom
Federal Communications Commission
Zimmerman and
His
Weather forecast for Western Maryland
Fair and mild tonight with low temperatures between 45 and 50. Saturday looks mostly sunny and warm with highs from 74 to 78. Saturday night will be fair with lows near 50. Western Maryland Weather map and details appear on Page.
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Maryland
Vnene Ak
Apple Blossom Festival's Parade to Open May Week in Winchester
The festival print announces the start of the Apple Blossom celebration in Winchester Virginia during the first week of May. The event promises balls bands and parades to mark the occasion with public festivities.
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Wincester
Farmer battles vultures at Maryland dairy
At Emerson Barrier's 160 acre farm on Old Annapolis Road Maryland, a flock of about 150 vultures has killed 20 calves in two months. Officials advise harassment using shell crackers and hanging toilet paper from trees to deter the protected birds under federal law.
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Emerson Barrier
Old Annapolis Road
Barkier
Les Terry
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Animal, Plant, Health and Inspection Service
Canada
United States
Mexico
James Sheridan
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Boston
Mass
Maryland
Steven Bitter
Department of Natural Resources
Barrier
Local journalist semifinalist for shuttle mission
Thurston Road resident Boyce Rensberger, a veteran space reporter now with The Washington Post, is among 160 journalists chosen as shuttle mission semifinalists. He will interview in North Carolina to narrow candidates to nine, pursuing a dream to fly and report from space despite the Challenger disaster and delays.
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Thurston Road
North Carolina
Washington Post
Rensberger
Frederick County
Detroit Free Press
New York Times
the Post
Tye
NASA
CBS
Walter Crotkite
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Hedo
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Jeanne White
Lioyas
Attua
White House
WTRI
Charles 8. Zimmerman
Inside the News
Letters i Entertainment
Becky Brashear
News-Post
Burrier
Burrer
Sheridan
David Rice
Boyce Rensberger
Detroit
Hersherper
Boyce Renssberger
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