Man admits rape and stabbing in Frederick case
Michael Anthony Dorsey 21 of John Hanson Apartments pleaded guilty to abducting and raping an ex girlfriend at knifepoint after stabbing her 19 year old companion on Frederick streets. 13 charges dismissed. sentencing deferred after background check. maximum 20 year term possible for second degree rape.
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George Dorsey
News-Post
Frederck
Frederick Street
Michael Anthony Dorsey
John Hanson
Samuel W. Barrick
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Dale Renard Mason
Footesville
DeGrange Street
Dorsey
Mason
Baker Park
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Timothy Mossburg
William Leekemby
Franklin Stillrich
Donald R. Grossnickle
Michael Dorsey
Former Frederick Realtor Head Given 200 Hours Community Service
Margaret Peggy Lekstrum former president of the Board of Realtors of Frederick County was ordered to perform 200 hours of community service as probation for bankruptcy fraud after a federal jury conviction. The case stemmed from actions during her tenure with the board and related bankruptcy filings.
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Baltimore
Board of Realtors of
Frederick County
Margaret
Peggy” Lekstrum
John P. Hargrove
Max Lauten
Lauren
Lekstrum
County titles four civil defense vehicles to fire and ambulance units
Frederick County Commissioners unanimously transferred title to four civil defense trucks and Jeeps to existing holders, a result of excess federal property. Vehicles including 1952 Willys Jeeps, 1968 Kaiser Jeeps, and a Dodge pickup were reassigned to fire, ambulance, and local agencies with full local jurisdiction.
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Frederick County
Earl W. Bartgis
Bartgis
Civil Defense System
Brunswick
Walkersville
Emmitsburg
Frederick City
Frederick
Crime Solvers speaker addresses Fredericktowne Rotary Club
Cpl Tom Zufall from Maryland State Police Crime Solvers spoke at a Fort Detrick Fredericktowne Rotary meeting about a citizen driven program to reduce crime. The group offers cash rewards for information leading to arrests and indictments, aiding prompt crime resolutions.
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Cpl
Tom Zufall
Jeft
Maryland
Fredericktowne Rotary Club
Fort Detrick
Zufaki
Janet Sink
Center
Frederick County Crime Solvers
Fred Brown
Rotary Club
Frederick County Abandons Apples Church Road Despite Ownership Dilemma
Frederick County Commissioners vote 40-1 to abandon a small stretch of Apples Church Road while retaining county deed to the land. Adjacent owners Fox and Harbaugh push for return of land, arguing the land should revert to frontage holders. Officials note public sale not required if land remains for public use.
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David Rice
News-Post
Frederick County
Apples Church
Lawrence E. Speelman
Galen R. Clagett
Paul M. Fox
J. Anita Stup
Sterling E. Bollinger
Fox
Rosco T. Harbaugh Jr
Harbaugh
Elliott Haines
Frederick City
Speelman
Loudoun Memorial opens 12 bed Mental Health Unit
Loudoun Memorial Hospital completed a new 12 bed Acute Psychiatric Program in the East wing to provide local psychiatric care. Administrator Gent Stevens and spokesperson Irene Cromer say it offers 24 hour staff, a homey atmosphere, and aims to reduce fear around mental illness. Open house is Sunday Jan 6, 1985. unit accepts patients starting Monday Jan 14, 1985.
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Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Gent Stevens
Irene Cromer
Loudoun Memorial
Cramer
Loudoun
Fairfax
Virginia
Maryland
Alliance for the Mentally II Meets at Way Station
The Alliance for the Mentally II of Frederick County hosts a public support meeting from 8:30 to 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday January 9 in the Way Station all purpose room at 219 West Patrick Street. Friends and relatives of those with emotional illness are invited to attend for mutual support. For more information call 662 0089 or 371 9513.
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The
Alliance For the Mentally II of
Frederick County
AMT
Way Station
W. Patrick St
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