Brunswick Man Guilty of Battery on Police Officers
A Brunswick man was found guilty in Frederick County District Court of battery on officers after an incident involving officers and the man’s wife. He received a suspended sentence of days in the detention center pending an alcohol evaluation by the local health department. Additional testimony described a struggle during the arrest, with officers sustaining minor injuries. In a separate case, Bobby Hamilton of Wye Creek Drive was found guilty of marijuana possession from July 25. He received a 60 day term suspended and placed on probation, with terms involving a 12...
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Frederick man given probation and clinic evaluation
A Frederick man received six months probation and was ordered to undergo an evaluation at the Frederick County Health Department drug abuse clinic. He was fined 257 dollars. In a separate case Anthony J. Twigg, 28, of West Virginia Avenue in Brumewick, was found guilty of trespassing at the Bertin Cafe on November 21 after being warned not to enter, and was fined 259 dollars.
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Early bonding may avert sexual abuse problems later
SALT LAKE CITY AP Fathers who actively hold feed and diaper their daughters in the first three years are less likely to sexually abuse them later, a University of Utah study finds. Researchers Seymour and Hilda Parker compare 54 incestuous abusive fathers with 5é control fathers from the same institutions, noting that time spent with daughters early in life is the key difference. The Parkers say therapy for at risk men before abuse could help, and biology does not predict abuse.
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University of Utah
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New Market audits show budget near target
New Market Town Council approved the quarterly audit showing revenues of 45 777 and expenditures of 35 722 for the first quarter of fiscal year 1985. The audit, prepared by Gordon Nagel CPA, aligns closely with budget projections though notes a need to adjust road and sanitation funding. Council also accepted the resignation of Terry Egan, effective December 31, with a replacement to be appointed until May elections.
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