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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1985

Page

7

Houston judge ends civil rights suit over police shooting

U S District Judge George Cire dismissed an eight year old civil rights suit after Houston paid a 428000 settlement to Randall Webster’s mother Billie Ruth Webster. Randall, 17, was killed February 8 1977 after a van chase. five officers were fired and two convicted in 1979 of using a throw down gun and lying about it. The shooting inspired a television movie The Killing of Randy Webster.

Houston Billie Ruth Webster Shreveport Randall Randy Webster

Insurance study links theft to hotel bed losses in NYC

A New York AP report notes hotels and motels suffer average annual losses of about $750 per bed due to employee theft. The Insurance and crime investigation firm cites widespread unawareness of these losses among property operators.

Crime Insurance New York An Lal Ion Insurance

Middletown Seeks Logo, Offers $100 Prize

Middletown, Maryland, lacking an official seal, launches a logo contest. Residents within 21769 zip may submit designs measuring 12 by 12 inches in black and white or two colors, with name, address, and phone on the back. Deliver submissions to the Town Office by May 31, winners announced soon after.

Middletown Board of Commissioners Burgess Maryland Municipal League League Ocean City Thurmont Mount Airy Maryland

Closing of refuge road sparks town protest

The Chincoteague town protests a refuge decision not to rebuild the road into the wildlife refuge. Refuge official Dennis Holland says repairs were costly but ecological and economic reasons supported the choice. The road sits on shifting sand and has cost Virginia taxpayers up to 80 000 dollars to fix amid winter storms.

Chincoteague Wildlife Refuge Chincoteague Dennis Holland Virginia Maryland Holland Richard Griffith Fish and Wildlife Service

Red Cross Bloodmobile Nets 137 Units at Frederick High

Frederick High hosted a Red Cross Bloodmobile on Friday April 12. Net collection reached 137 units from 149 donors with nine deferred and three unsuccessful. Donor groups included 97 students 51 male 44 new and 46 female 36 new, 20 faculty and staff one new, and 32 outsiders three new. Credits went to Frederick High School 145 Frederick Iron & Steel Co. 3 and Chapter 409 NARFE 5.

Red Cross Frederick High School Frederick Iron & Steel Co Chapter NARFE Pamela M. Long Michael B. Luba David J. Maloney Jr Terry J. Williams Richard A. Deater Sarah Bennett Mabel Hatcher Jeannette Shearer Bettie ‘Monroe Duc Dumite Tusa Ja Lege Eaves Loretta Gilbert Betty Schachner Jane Purdham Mildred Wachter Jane Shipley Kathleen Shiyes Kobey House Jodie Winnett Mary Ellen Nemo Melanie Meadows Jennie Huseman Mary Martin Cherri Williams Doug Andree Andy Lindsey Billy Bodine Kevin Leek Shawn Brann Dorie Sim Tons James Burdette Steve Donohue Wendy Radonovich Tane Stockman Sandy Waterman Kathleen Morris Anthony Brown Jeff Ferdock Cindy Schultz Tricia Stabler Pat Shoemaker Pat Cleary Adam Stern Rich Stone Ted Hermes Scott Bunner Patty Thomas Anne Gironda Beth van Pelt Charlie Effland Leigh Shafer Matt Arney Jett Chesemore Allison Kessinger Mary Miller Missy Summers Mark Klupt Tracy G Shelly Monti John Daws Robert Humphries Kristen Luhn Mr. Gass National Association of Federal Employees Donald Purdham Holton Staley Roy Plunkard Lewis E. Mar

Eight Frederick juveniles charged with vandalism

Eight Frederick County area youths aged 15 to 16 were charged in connection with vandalism on West Annapolis Court. They allegedly bent the limb, split the backboard and stretched the net of a basketball court. One youth faces separate charges for $1,500 damage to a neighborhood pool last August.

Frederick County Area West Annapolis Court Department of Juvenile Services Tpr David Reichenbaugh Reichenbaugh Berchenbaugh McDonald’s Evergreen Point James T. Naylor W. South St Frederick Jeffrey T. Allen Washington St

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