Dock off death by own action risk list at Leavenworth
Frederick man Todd Dock, the sole US Army inmate facing execution, was removed from the death by own action risk list at Fort Leavenworth. He is awaiting a review of his November 16 court martial conviction for the June 12 stabbing murder in Germany, with appeals likely.
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Todd Dock
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Frederick
Leavenworth
Dock
Manheim
Butzbach
West Germany
Frankfurt
Ayers Kaserne
Kirchgoens
Carolyn Dock
News-Post
Janet Wray
Claus Englehardt
Richards Graves
Graves
Army Court of Military Review
Washington, D.C
Death toll sign to stay until highway project ends
Resthaven Memorial Gardens president Richard F. Cody says the “death toll” sign on U S 15 will stay up until the highway dualization project is officially finished. The 41 fatalities since 1976 are listed on the 100 square foot sign, erected in 1981 to urge safer driving amid the dangerous corridor. Cody plans a spring tearing-down ceremony and may replace the sign with an electronic warning of road conditions if funds allow.
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Lisa Farestein
News-Post
U.S. 15
Richard F. Cody
Resthaven Memorial Gardens
Cody
Resthaven
Group home for Frederick mentally retarded adults opening
Bethesda Lutheran Home of Watertown will open a supervised Christian living group home on Second Street in February for eight Frederick residents. Dedication services are planned at 2 p.m. February 10 at Peace in Christ Lutheran Church, with open house at 3:15 to 5 p.m. at 201 W Second St. Bethseda sponsors this facility with church support and local staff will supervise four men and four women.
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Second Street
Bethesda Lutheran Home
Watertown
Wisc
Peace In Christ Lutheran Church
Yellow Springs Road
Howard C. Moeller
Bethesda
Bethany Lutheran Church
Wellington
Ohio
Richard T. Hinz
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Carl H. Kruelle Jr
Our Redeemer Lutheran Church
Newark
Del
Dedicant
Herbert McCabe
Second St
Faith Village
Shawnee Mission
Kansas
A L. Napolitano
Fay White
Ron
Frederick’s
Baker Park
State rails to get over $1 million for repairs regionwide
The State Railroad Administration announced more than 1 million dollars will fund repairs and renovations on state owned tracks in Frederick and Carroll counties over five years. Projects include Carroll Creek trestle work in Frederick, Big Pipe Creek and Little Pipe Creek trestles, twelve grade crossing repairs, and ballast and lining improvements as part of the Maryland State Rail Plan unveiled in Winchester Hall.
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Carroll
State Railroad Administration
B&o
Maryland Midland Inc
Arthur R. Ouslander
Maryland
Winchester Hall
SRA
Carroll Creek
Ouslander
Chessie
Big Pipe Creek
Little Pipe Creek
Carroll County
Carroll Counties
Littlestown
Walkersville
Taneytown
Cedarhurst
Westmister
Baltimore
Law Solvers praised for Frederick County Crime Solvers impact
Frederick County officials praise Crime Solvers for solving cases and recovering property. Since opening on July 1 1981 the program aided 40 adult and seven juvenile arrests, closed 57 felonies and seven misdemeanors, recovered over 54500 in stolen property and paid rewards totaling 4575 in three years. In 1984 callers helped arrest 11 adults and one juvenile, with 22 felonies and one misdemeanor closed and rewards of 3450 paid in 19 percent. Call 664 3200 for tips.
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Frederick
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Maryland
Tom Zufall
Zufall
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