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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1985
Page
6
Tonya Seward and Cathy Candler enjoyed a warm Friday afternoon outdoors, rolling and running along Taney Avenue in Frederick, photographed by Sam Yu.
In Frederick County District Court, a presentence investigation was ordered for David M. Osborne, 27, of North Market Street, charged with stealing 1460 dollars worth of items from a home where he lived. Under a plea, he admitted taking two items and the charge was amended to a misdemeanor. The state says his mother, hired as a live-in assistant, brought him to live there. Police found a radio and a watch pawned. most items were returned or paid by insurance. Judge Miller Bowen ordered the background report before sentencing.
Frederick Maryland board meeting agenda lists budget transfers and public works contracts for sewer and water lines, deed easements, and credits. Mentions proclamations for American Association of University Week and Mental Retardation Month along with public comment policy. Separate item covers a pretrial investigation for Larry Hall charged with drug possession.
Maryland State Police report four Frederick County juveniles facing charges over a three day span. A Mount Airy area 1T-year-old was remanded after alleged nine counts of theft and credit card fraud tied to a UT fraud scheme. Two Frederick teens were arrested for malicious destruction of property after destroying a mailbox on Butterfly Lane and fleeing a pursuit. A 15-year-old Jefferson youth was arrested for possession of marijuana after riding an unregistered three wheeler near Teen Barnes Road. Other incidents include a vending machine theft case near Gambrill Park and a burglary probe at Mountain Church Road with items stolen from a Jennings compound.
The Frederick County gifted and talented program revises criteria to better identify minority and underprivileged students. A new nomination process will allow input from parents and community leaders, expanding data gathering and tests to ensure broader eligibility. Nominations are due by March 15, with forms available at principals or the BoE office on East Church Street.
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