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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1994

Page

4

Parole Denied as Witmer Sentenced to Life in Prison

In court witnesses from the McSherry and Wilson families spoke of the murder of Col. Owen Wilson, urging a no parole outcome. The judge sentenced Witmer to life without parole, and he was moved to Baltimore’s SuperMax after sentencing.

Witmer Ms. Stevenson McSherry Wilson Christopher Wilson Col. Witmer Linda O'Hara Mary Wilson Col. Wilson Owen Owen Wilson Carolyn Wilson Dwyer Grandpa Beard Santa Claus Robert O'Hara Department of Correction Baltimore SuperMax Baltimore City

Plea Bargain Proposed in Witmer Case for State Prison

In Baltimore near the Maryland Penitentiary Witmer will be interviewed classified and assigned to a prison. Assistant State's Attorney Julie Stevenson says the plea bargain was offered to end the case and avoid trial or death penalty as families requested a quick resolution. Attorney Scott Rolle supports a sentence ensuring Witmer never leaves prison, while noting taxpayer costs.

Baltimore Maryland Witmer Julie Stevenson Scott Rolle Lawrence Dorsey

Clinton crime bill changes eyed after poll boost

A CNN USA Today Gallup poll shows Clinton's handling of crime rising to 46 percent approval from 29 percent. Democrats discuss trimming 7 billion in prevention funds and redirecting to law enforcement and prison construction while preserving key targets like a death penalty expansion and a 100000 police officer hire plan.

Newt Gingrich Georgia ABC Cnn-Usa Today-Gallup House Clinton Police Corps Congress Lamar University District of House Judiciary Committee Jack Brooks D-Texas Black Caucus Lewis Rangel Fields Janet Reno

First-time jobless claims rise modestly in mid August

Washington AP reports that initial claims for unemployment benefits rose to 327,000 for the week ended August 13, up from 324,000 the prior week. The rise marks the second straight weekly increase after earlier declines as textile and auto workers returned to payrolls following seasonal plant closings.

Washington Labor Department

Earthquake in Algeria Kills At Least 147

An early morning quake struck northwest Algeria about 250 miles west of Algiers, with a preliminary magnitude of 5.6. Rescue officials report at least 147 dead and 289 injured, plus widespread building damage and thousands without shelter as roads remain blocked by debris.

Algiers Algeria Algerian Center For Astrophysical Research

Escapee Apologizes to Sheriff in Letter to Editor

Lidie's note expresses remorse for escaping detention and promises to return for any punishment. She commends Sheriff Harbaugh and his deputy as fair, noting she knew she would come back after regrouping. The letter asks for publication and mentions impending detention center surrender.

Lidie Harbaugh

Parker's Policy Platform Includes Tax Reform and Global Markets

The candidate backs limiting interest income taxes to after inflation, argues for lower rates to keep the dollar stable and boost U S exports, and favors a Canada to Australia common market with tariff free trade. He also outlines a seven point deficit reduction agenda including privatization, a balanced budget amendment, and a workfare program.

Parker U.S Canada Mexico Central and South America Australia

Seven hurt in two car crash at New Market Maryland

Seven people were injured in a two vehicle crash at the Md 75 and Md 144 intersection in New Market. They were taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital with minor injuries as Trooper First Class Mike Brennan investigated the 9:40 p.m. accident.

New Market MD. 75 MD. 144 Freder Ick Memorial Hospital Maryland Mike Brennan

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