Consumers Seek Clarity In Auto Loan Debates
Consumers discuss car loan disputes spanning a broken windshield argument and a used car loan case. The contract states an annual interest rate of 271 percent, highlighting confusion over terms and legality in the dispute.
Annexation study guides Walkersville growth and commissions actions
Walkersville plans a joint meeting with town planners to discuss annexation options and growth priorities. The commission adopts a new town charter, sets four week publication, and introduces a water line extension policy with developer costs. They authorize a wood gathering contract, address Liberty Street deterioration, seek law enforcement funds, announce meetings, and outline water well testing for Greenbriar subdivision.
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Liberty Street
Mary Storm
Richard Winn
Woodsboro
Sheriff's Department
Winn
Winchester Hall
Mai Cogcumsuel Naires
CETA
Public Works Department
John L. Hunt
State Farm Mutual
J. Herbert Snyder
Planning Commission
Snyder
William Harris
Greenbriar
Water Street
Glade Towne
Woman killed as officers investigate church damage
Investigating officers Cpl. Donald L. Travis and Pvt. Robert L. Strong I found a woman dead. The Overton vehicle suffered extensive damage while church property had only minor damage. A 17 year old was arrested for destruction of property in connection with April 22 when a restroom door at the Antietam Exxon on Opossumtown Pike was kicked by the youth, per Pvt. Samuel Cullen.
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Donald L. Travis
Robert L. Strong I
Overton
Antietam
Exxon
Opossumtown Pike
Samuel Cullen
Fire log reports multiple calls in 24 hours
Fire log shows events including a 4:10 p.m. building fire at a county car wash in Thurmont Emmitsburg and Graceham area and a 6:31 p.m. brush fire along Dixon Road near Urbana and Hyattstown with responding units noted.
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Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Graceham
Urbana Lake
Dixon Road
Urbana
Hyattstown
Cline murder case linked to barn attack and teen Summers
Trooper Herring testified that Richard Cline killed Mark Summers after an impulse to shoot, then spoke of the act saying Summers asked him what he did. Cline watched Summers die, remained with him for about 15 minutes, and no drugs were found. Defense seeks psychiatric evaluation at Maryland Children's Center.
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Young Summers
Herring
Mark Summers
Ewe
Vin Doito
Trooper Herring
Richard Cline
Summers
Thomas C. Nikirk
Nikirk
Maryland Children's Center For
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American Bar Association
US Supreme Court
Hore
Morton Eisen
New York Stock Exchange
Eisen
Jesse Bogan
National Council of Better Bureaus
Washington
Bogan
We Auph
Anger
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Better Business Bureau
Rochester
N.Y
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