Judge grants rehab chance and probation in multiple cases
In district court John Michael Ambush 25 of Mountville Road was given a two phase sentence with parts for library Hood College and School for the Deaf crimes. He must complete a two year rehabilitation and face six months jail in two sentences with restitution totaling 1 279.71. Editor publisher John Peter Maynard 50 of Jefferson Pike Knoxville received probation without verdict for assaulting Mrs Teresa Stine and paid 52 restitution. John Phillip Spencer 30 Walkersville got a suspended 60 day jail for assault and 18 months supervised probation plus alcohol counseling. William Edward Jones Jr 26 Carver Apartments received an 18 month suspended term with 12 months probation after a second theft conviction. Frances William Hallem 22 Point of Rocks got PBJ on assault and inactive docket for resisting arrest. Frederick Harvey Wilson 38 Key Parkway got PBV probation for carrying a handgun and forfeited the weapon. Several cases were placed on inactive docket or dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Michael Ambush
Mountville Road
Hood College
Maryland School For the Deaf
C. Burr Artz
Ambush
Mary Ann Stepler
Stepler
School For the Deaf
Hood Security
Meyran Hall
Donald Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Barry Kissin
William Kalis
Hood
Jal Ume
John Peter Maynard
Jefferson Pike
Knoxville
Teresa Lucinda Stine
Maynard
the Week
Patricia Ann Trout
Walkersville
Spencer
Division of Parole and
William Edward Jones Jr
Carver Apartments
Jones
Frances William Hailem
Point of Rocks
Th. Charles Keller
Keller
Hollem
Edwin Nikirk II
Hallem
Nikirk
Montgomery County
Frederick Harvey Wilson
Key
Jeffery Keilholtz
Wilson
Keilholtz
Charlotte Tracey
Union Bridge
Raymond C. Mannick
North Market Street
Harry Richard Melvin
Thurmont
Andrew C. Doyle
Taney Avenue
Harold R. Crouch Jr
West Fourth Street
Harry John Murray
Jefferson Boulevard
Murray
Michael J. Brown
Beck seeks hold on inspection plan
Del. Ray Beck warns the Hughes Administration to pause auto emission inspections until Congress acts on federal rules. He urges Maryland General Assembly support to repeal the annual program, arguing EPA shifted to voluntary standards under Reagan. He cites costs, truck exemptions, and a $10 million station contract while noting federal funding penalties and potential legislative options through 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del. Ray Beck
House
Carroll-Frederick County
Hughes Administration
Congress
Beck
General Assembly
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Baltimore City
Baltimore
Anne Arundel
Howard
Harford
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Carroll Counties
Maryland
Board of Public Works
California
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Thornburgh
Feds
Frederick County Commissioners Meeting Agenda and Briefing
The Frederick County Board of Commissioners hosts a Feb 9 meeting at Winchester Hall in Frederick with general and administrative items. Topics include CETA program award, Vocational Education Week proclamation, minutes approval, bid awards for snow removal and display terminals, budget transfers, library project Change Order 18, Montevue Home admittance, and public comments. A briefing workshop precedes on Feb 8 at 10:30 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Commissioners
Winchester Hall
Frederick
Bill Hartigan
Department of Labor
Wolfe Brothers
Hewlett Packard Corp
Motorola
Lee Koontz
Harold K. Keller
Frederick County
Tip Lillard
Montevue
Kenneth R Coffey
ITI
Board of County Commissioners
Commissioners
Commissioners Hearing Room
Lottery winners in Maryland and Pennsylvania
In Baltimore Maryland the Daily Numbers drawing produced the winning number 604 on Thursday. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Daily Lottery drew the numbers 5 8 5 on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Atlantic Coast Weather Forecast Highlights Rain and Snow
Rain is expected today through Saturday morning along the Atlantic coast states. Snow is forecast from the Great Lakes to northern New England. Overall, the country will be generally sunny but cold with frigid conditions in many areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Coast States
Great Lakes
New England
Bowl for Millions Celebrity Day features Oland vs Grunwell
Miriam Oland threatens to topple Tommy Grunwell in a bid for the Pledge Champ title during Sundays Bowl for Millions kickoff to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters of Frederick County. The event runs 12 30 to 3 30 p m at Terrace Lanes Frederick with supporters invited to sponsor their preferred celebrity bowler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miriam Oland
Tommy Grunwell
Terrace Lanes
Frederick
Nanci Bross
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
Frederick County
Grunwell
Ms Oland
Bowl For Millions
Ron Young
Galen Clagett
Beverly Byron
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2Nd Genesis
The
Brunswick Citizen
Avice
Adne
Ques
Oni Ten
Aid. Netos
Great Southern
P.O
St. Oak
Old Will
Pennsylvania Ave
ZED
Vannties
East
VISA
Radiant
Frederick County Square
George Washington
Frederick Towne
Frederick County Dental Assistants Society
Jack In the Box
Center Mall
Everly’s
Nr. Everly's
Sammy Ross
Frederick, Md
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