Court approves sale of Dr Busselberg home at 355000
The court ratified the home sale for 355000 despite Dr Busselberg’s jail time bid to halt it. He testified fully after two debtor exams, while Judge Tisdale and Mr Winegar urged release. Busselberg admitted anger and destitution as he argued for purge by willingness to testify. He was released about 4:50 pm and declined comment.
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Jackets Stolen From Hecht’s At Maryland Mall
Maryland State Police investigated thefts at Hecht’s in Francis Scott Key Mall where a man 6 feet tall and about 180 pounds stole 10 Polo jackets. A small red car was seen parked outside, with the suspect fleeing after snatching jackets. Police also probed thefts of four power take off shafts from wagons on the Glenn Eayes farm near Woodsboro between August 3 and 5, plus an electric fence control box and prior mailbox vandalism at the same property.
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Video release approved by Moore sparks chamber interest
Mr. Reeder said on Monday he is pleased Moore approved releasing the video and that it reflects positively on their Frederick County company. The video is available for 9.99 dollars through the Chamber contact at 301-662-4164.
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Clinton vetoes spark fight over health care taxes and farm tax cuts
President Clinton vetoed three line item provisions including a hospital tax linked to extra Medicaid funds and a tax deferral proposal for American insurers. Gov. Pataki warned against cuts to New York's health system while farm and business groups praised tax fairness and job gains. The vetoes aim to save 600 million over five years, amid a Supreme Court review of the line item veto's constitutionality.
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City man charged with disorderly intoxication
A 19 year old Frederick man Jeffrey Allen Williams was arrested after refusing to stop kicking trash cans in the street near Center and Logan streets. He yelled profanities at Officer Burns and resisted arrest. He was jailed in lieu of $1500 bail.
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