Attorney Mahone Faces Grievance Over Tax Funds Misuse
Attorney Donald Jones defending Mahone says no evidence of dishonesty in handling withheld taxes or in his lawyering. Prosecutor Calhoun argues Mahone's conduct undermines justice, noting use of employee tax funds for personal expenses. Nine witnesses, including Gary Hughes and William Lee Jr., testify to Mahone's accounting, integrity, and civic work. Mahone admits restitution plans of 545 dollars monthly, owes about ten thousand to Maryland, with federal talks ongoing. He claims to have provided free legal service during financial troubles and mentions a theft by an employee with no charges filed. The grievance commission focuses on breach of trust rather than total amount. Justice Stepler plans to review cases before ruling.
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Mahone
Frederick
Baltimore City
Mr. Mahone
William O. Lee Jr
Frederick City
George Dredden Jr
The
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John L. Ford
United Methodist Minster
Robert T. Zenter
Keith Lee
Baltimore
Dallas Cowboys
Barry Kissin
Ku Kilux Klan
Maryland
Taxing Districts to fund public facilities considered
The county weighs a special taxing district option to fund roads and utilities without full faith backing or affecting debt limits. Districts could exempt or reduce taxes for some owners, while current $2,000 school impact fees remain for new homes. Residents debate equity and regional benefits.
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Rice
Ona Hogan
Terre Roy Rhoderick
Liturgical Dance Brings Prayer Alive in Worship Service
Dressed in white and pastels, a team led by Ms. Rippeon performs liturgical dance during Sunday worship. The dancers enter with the congregation to the hymn Oh Wondrous Type while explaining that movement can express prayer, praise, and repentance, culminating in a moving Lord's Prayer.
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Ronald Reaves
Ms. Rippeon
Ms. Johnson
Jesus
Lisa Rippeon
Dow near 6000? Brokers foresee growth and risks
Surge of 1996 commentary notes Dow expectations around 6000 with Fed rate cuts and growth in small cap stocks. Peters on Europe and Asia markets, Merrill Lynch and Legg Mason officials discuss liquidity, timing, and potential market corrections amid a bullish but cautious outlook.
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Wheat First
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Federal Reserve
Mr. Peterson
Europe
U.S
Michael McGowan
Merrill Lynch
Frederick
Mr. McGowan
Hunt Hendrickson
Legg Mason
Mr. Hendrickson
Dow drifts after initial tumble in early trading
The Dow Jones industrial average fell more than 35 points at the open then steadied near unchanged by midmorning. Broader indexes sagged as chip orders reportedly fell below shipments in January for the first time in five years, while the prior session saw multiple records. The rally stemmed from hopes for lower rates and low inflation, with mutual funds fueling demand.
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Semiconductor Industry Association
Dow
Wall Street
Standard & Poor
New York Stock Exchange
Dole Holds Iowa Lead After Tough Caucus Fight
With 98 percent of precincts reporting, Dole led at 26 percent, Buchanan 23, Alexander 18, Forbes 10, Gramm 9, Keyes 7, Lugar 4, Taylor 1, Dornan under 1 percent. Clinton unopposed in Democratic caucuses, poised to gain 56 delegates and challenge in the fall. Dole defended his win amid Forbes driven TV push.
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Iowa
Texas
Phil Gramm
Mr. Gramm
Dole
Mr. Buchanan
Alexander
Forbes
Alan Keyes
Indiana
Dick Lugar
Morry Taylor
Taylor
California
Robert Dornan
Clinton
Mr. Dole
Planners reject zoning changes in Frederick
The Frederick Planning Commission unanimously denied two rezoning requests from Ausherman & Willard Inc. One would rezone 33.5 acres of a 145 acre park in Industrial Center East from M-6 to M-1. The other sought to change 10 acres off Hillcrest Drive from B-6 to B-1. Proponents cited market and tax benefits but staff warned changes would ignore the plan and neighbor outreach.
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Frederick
Frederick City
U.S. Postal Service
International Software Services
Air Technology Systems
Tulip Hill
Rand D. Weinberg
James Schmersahl
Commission
Schmersah
Man Taken Into Custody After Suspected Hostage Situation
Frederick County deputies ended a potential hostage case Tuesday morning after a man allegedly held his girlfriend and her children. Timothy Mitchell, sheriff's office information specialist, said the incident began at 7:40 a.m. with the man threatening to harm them before surrendering.
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Frederick County
Elmer Derr Road
Maryland
Mitchell
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Programs Bring Hope and Readiness at Heather Ridge
Ms Tarr outlines Heather Ridge as a place where students facing rejection at home schools can lead, read announcements, and gain belonging while families are advised to cooperate. Many who finish the program prefer to stay, feeling reborn as someone new and valued.
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