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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1994

Page

4

Dorsey on legacy and changes in county justice system

In an interview, former Frederick County official recounts reforms under his tenure, from creating the Narcotics Task Force and specialized units to modernizing evidence gathering and crime scene work. He stresses collaboration with police, evolving constitutional challenges, and a shift from Warren era uncertainty to specialized policing. He plans to retire with pension dignity and misses the colleagues and pressure of public service.

Frederick County Dorsey Warren Court U.S. Supreme Court Earl Warren Criminal Justice Council Public Defender's Office Mr. Dorsey Public Defender’s Office Defense Bar Public Defender

Funeral services for Anna Rhinecker in Mount Airy

Funeral services for Mrs Anna Virginia Rhinecker of Mount Airy, who died Saturday December 24, were held Wednesday December 28 at Barrier- Queen Funeral Home Winfield. The Rev Wallace A Lusk officiated. Grandsons Kendall Fleming Mike Gue Will Gue Jeff Fleming Ben Gue and Robert Fritz served as bearers. Interment followed at Poplar Springs Cemetery. She was the widow of John Franklin Hartman and Edgar A Rhinecker.

Anna Virginia Rhinecker Mount Airy Barrier- Queen Winfield Wallace A. Lusk Full Gospel Pentecostal Church Kendall Fleming Mike Gue Will Gue Jeff Fleming Ben Gue Robert Fritz Poplar Springs

Double-decker buses crash near Trafalgar Square

Two double decker buses collided in London trapping several passengers and sending 14 to hospital. No serious injuries reported as most passengers walked away. Authorities said the crash occurred near Trafalgar Square.

London Trafalgar Square

Postal rush as new rate stamps roll out nationwide

Postmasters report growing use of interim 3 cent and 32 cent make up stamps ahead of January 1 rate changes. Two billion blue dove G-rate stamps go on sale December 22, with 16 billion 32 cent make up stamps and 500 million 20 cent postcards stamps also distributed. Old rates apply for mail dropped before 8 p.m. Saturday, while January 1 mail requires 32 cents. some offices may grant brief grace due to holiday closures.

Frederick County Joe Ferguson New Market Post Office U.S Postal Rate Commission Bill Brown Postal Service United States Jullian Biggers Frederick

Local bulletin board user helped after teen suicide threat

ADS in Frederick notes a mother of five was jolted by a recent incident on the computer bulletin board. Her husband, Kimm Beltz, lauded the personal connection despite impersonal technology. She recalled two prior cases of death by own action discussions and urged a teen support service on the board.

Frederick Kimm Beltz Beltz

Freshmen Delegates Get Committee Assignments in Budget

Freshmen David Brinkley and Louise Snodgrass will join the House Commerce and Government Matters Committee, aimed at state mandates on local governments and correcting election law issues from the recent governor's race. Tim Ferguson, a freshman senator, will sit on the Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee to push for tougher criminal laws.

David Brinkley Louise Snodgrass House Snodgrass Annapolis Tim Ferguson Senate Ferguson

Abortion foes pledge fierce rally for unborn rights

A group of abortion opponents vows to intensify activism in defense of what they call the rights of the unborn, planning public events and outreach to mobilize supporters. They urge lawmakers to restrict access and emphasize moral concerns in policy debates.

Maryland Loses More Residents Than It Gains in 1994

Maryland saw 4,000 more residents leaving than entering in 1994 as Census Bureau revisions show a trend linked to scarce high paying jobs. Despite crossing 5 million population in July, net out-migration continues while Virginia and Delaware gain, and DC records a large loss.

Baltimore Maryland U.S. Census Bureau Census Bureau Michael Conte University of Baltimore Conte District of Columbia South Atlantic Virginia Delaware Middle Atlantic New York New Jersey Pennsylvania Melanie Fringer Jessup Edna Mack Baltimore Storage Co

North Korea Crisis Talks Focus on Pilot Release

Officials downplayed threats of retaliation while noting the helicopter entered North Korean territory due to navigational errors. Lawmakers and Secretary of State Warren Christopher warned delaying pilot release could jeopardize a $4 billion aid deal tied to North Korea halting its nuclear program. Senator Lugar criticized North Korea's statement as a Cold War tactic. The timing of the statement amid high level talks remained unclear.

Warren Christoper North Korea Richard Lugar Indiana Senate Foreign Relations Committee Fox TV CWO Hall United States Sugar Hubbard

Maryland Tax Forms Update Focuses on Local Rates and E Filing

Maryland counties Queen Annes St Marys Somerset and Wicomico raise local income tax rates in the state form. The booklet adds a local tax rate worksheet and a standard deduction calculator. It notes new adoption and child care deduction amounts and promotes electronic filing to speed federal refunds and state refunds. Help lines include 1 800 MD TAXES 1 800 218 8160 and 1 800 829 1040.

Maryland

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