Frederick man to stand trial on rape charges
Lawrence E. Himes, 22, of Frederick, was bound over to circuit court on charges of second degree rape, assault with intent to rape, and related offenses from a July 31 incident. The preliminary hearing found probable cause. case proceeds to trial. Also, Robert L Queen, 18, Brunswick, faced breaking and entering, theft, and assault charges, to be forwarded to circuit court. Several local verdicts followed with fines and jail terms for theft and probation violations.
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Cindy Hackett Green
News-Post
Frederick County
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Lawrence E. Himes
Catoctin Avenue
Himes
Mary Ann Stepler
Robert L Queen
Sixth Avenue
Brunswick
Queen
Jackie
Vicki Cooper
Knoxville
aAmipvad Inpalvemort
Circuit Court
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Wwo
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Carver Apartments
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Braddock Heights
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Mount Airy approves Cold Storage expansion plan
Mount Airy planning commission grants conditional approval for Mount Airy Cold Storage site with a September 29 stormwater plan deadline. SHA comments threaten Ridgeville Business Center access and motel setbacks. IRB approved for 1.2 million. 60 motel units face traffic and design concerns.
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Mount Airy Town
Fran Develonere
Wondhine
State Highway Administration
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Frederick County
Mount Airy Cod
Marvin H Wenner
Mount Airy
IRB
Town Planning Commission
SHA
MD. 27
East Ridgeville Boulevard
Shaw
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Brunswick Women of the Moose plan Family Fun Day
Brunswick Chapter 660 Women of the Moose plan Family Fun Day for September 15 featuring a yard sale and food in front of the Moose Lodge from 11 a.m. Donations of sale items and cupcakes are requested. Also announced: Pancake Breakfast October 20 at Moose Home and a Tupperware Party November 20.
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Women of the Moose Plan
Women of the Moose
Moose Lodge
Mooseheart
Vickie Smith
Moose Home
JoAon Thompson
AT&T Launches Dial A Shuttle Eavesdropping Service
A special telephone line lets callers listen to shuttle astronauts and mission control two hours before liftoff and during the Dresovers mission. AT&T spokeswoman Patty Wainwright said the 900 number goes live at 6:50 am, with Canada added for the first time, and pricing set at 50 cents for the first minute and 35 cents for each additional minute. The service is run by AT&T and sponsored by the National Space Institute. unavailable in Mexico or Puerto Rico.
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At&t
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Puerto Rico
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