Simpson verdict ends saga with 25 million punitive award
A Santa Monica jury awarded Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman heirs 25 million in punitive damages plus 2.5 million in compensatory damages, despite Simpson's claims of no funds. Jurors described careful, logical deliberations over five days, noting no bias and distinguishing civil from criminal standards.
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Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
Mr. Goldman
Simpson
Ms. Simpson
Laura Fast- Khazaee
Deena Lynn Mullen
Mr. Simpson
Jensen guilty of murder in Frederick County trial
Eighteen-year-old Jason A. Jensen was convicted of first degree murder, conspiracy, and assault with intent, in the fatal stabbing of Adrian K. Pilkington. Jurors found premeditation and identified key testimony from Brian Wooldridge and Jensen's 43-page statement. Sentencing set for March 27 with possible life without parole.
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Jason A. Jensen
Adrian K. Pilkington
Jensen
Brian
Frederick County Circuit Court
Mr. Pilkington
John H. Tisdale
Maryland
Melissa Goff
Jefferson
Frederick
Brian Wooldridge
Steven Cohen
Pilkington
Cohen
Eric Schaffer
Wooldridge
Adrian
Schaffer
Clinton lands state's education standards
President Clinton called for high national standards in education in his first ever address by a sitting president. He urged establishing standards for students and workforce preparation and argued education must hold students to high expectations to drive growth.
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Annapolis
Clinton
Way Station expands housing with two Frederick apartment purchases
Way Station Inc buys 286 Dill Ave and a West Third Street building to house clients receiving long term mental illness care. Five patients will occupy the Dill Avenue units with supervision per doctors orders. Neighbors fear safety and property value impacts while Way Station cites community integration and rents based on one third of residents’ income.
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Frederick City
Dan Lyons
Dill Ave
Grady O’rear
Way Station
Dil
West Third Street
Dill Avenue
O’rear
Frederick County
Interns Find Value in Service Through Brethren Volunteer Work
Jennifer Flory and Jane Orlando are ministry interns with Freder ick's Religious Coalition for Emergency Human Needs. Through the Brethren Volunteer Service project funded by the Church of the Brethren, they volunteer in social services ranging from hospital aid for chronically ill children to respite care for the disabled.
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Jane Orlando
Frederick
Religious Coalition
Brethren
Church of the Brethren
Rafal Age Harting Nog
Ms. Fiery
North
Manchester
Ind
Brethren Church
Left
Religious Coalition For Emergency Humthan Needs
Thurmont woman dies of crash injuries
Jody Lynn Wastler a 20 year old Thurmont resident died from injuries after a Saturday afternoon crash on U S 30 in Jackson Township Pa Police say her car driven by Donald Wastler Sr went out of control on ice and was broadside by a Cadillac driven by Ruth Sharpe of New Oxford Pa Wastler and others in the car were treated and released at York Hospital.
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York
Thurmont
Jody Lynn Wastler
Sandy Spring Lane
York Area
Linda Plumley
Wastler
Mountain Gate
Marcus Ruff
Jackson Township
Dariene Wastler
Jody Wastler
Donald Wastler Jr
Mr. Wastler
U.S 30
Ruff
Ruth Sharpe
New Oxford
York Hospital
Inside The News Show QP A Wee ARCHANA
Archana hosts a compact segment of Inside The News Show QP presenting a quick recap of current events. The piece highlights Archana’s hosting role and the program’s concise format.
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