Couple Guilty in Bank Card Theft Case In Frederick
James T. Carlisle Jr and Anne M Gouker Carlisle of Goldsboro NC were found guilty in Frederick County District Court of theft by a scheme using automatic teller cards. They pleaded guilty to one count each. other charges were dismissed or placed on inactive docket. They used stolen cards to deposit funds then withdraw them, netting 69 dollars. Each received a 90 day suspended jail term, 24 months probation, and ordered restitution.
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North Carolina
Frederick County
James L. Strme
James T. Carlisle Jr
Anne M. Gouker Carlisle
Goldsboro
N.C
Farmers and Mechanics Bank
Carlisle
Strine
Christopher L. Carroll
Pennsylvania Avenue
Frederick
Stephen H. Tuel
Frederick City
Carroll
Frederick T. Smith
East South Street
Smith
Mary Ann Stepler
James 5. Snowden Jr
West South Street
Michael E. Warehime
Warebime
Snowdon case hinges on confession in theft trial
Judge Stepler noted the only evidence linking Snowden to the stolen moped was his confession as a key witness who identified the owner and rider was not in court. In a separate matter, Tyrone L Sewell, 20, of Lost Knife Circle Gaithersburg, was convicted of trespassing at the Classic 11 club in Frederick on Oct 22 and fined $25 for remaining after being asked to leave.
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Stepler
Snowden
Tyrone L Sewell
Lost Knife Circle
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Sewell
New Market approves two dentists offices and zoning relief
The New Market Board of Zoning Appeals approved two special exceptions for dentists offices Edith H. Elliot and Paul E. Gauthier and granted a 3 foot variance from building setback for a Sponseller's Addition lot. The Appleys receive a setback variance easing county inspection after construction and a new policy on corner stakes to prevent future violations.
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New Market Board of Zoning Appeals
Sponseller
Edith H. Elliot
W. Main St
Paul E. Gauthier
Larsen
Gauthier
Royal Oak Drive
Wicomico Drive
Paul M
Shirley E. Appley
Appleys
Reagan austerity farm plan faces broad congressional opposition
Washington AP President Reagan’s austerity farm program is under heavy attack from nine commodity groups and rural lawmakers three weeks before submission to Congress. Farm Bureau delegates rejected eliminating target prices while Democrats call the plan a blow to producers during a farm downturn. Republicans hedge, drafting alternatives as critics warn the shift to market orientation could drive more farmers into bankruptcy.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
American Farm Bureau Federation
White House
U.S
Frederick’s Inaugural Ball Offers Bargain in Frederick
Frederick County hosts an inexpensive inaugural ball with a $25 per person ticket, touted as a good value versus D C events with prices up to $125. The Frederick event, held at the American Legion on Taney Avenue, features Zem Zemarel, reads a Reagan letter, and draws officials including J Anita Stup and Sen Jack Derr.
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Frederick County
Washington, D.C
Washington
Frederick
Reagan
Sallie Bloomfield
Young Republicans Club
Barnesville
Elizabeth Tolbert
Ronald Reagan
Bloomfield
Zem Zemarel
Frank Sinatra
Bob Hope
Ms. Bloomfield
J. Anita Stup
John “Jack” Derr
Richard L. Grossnickle
Robert C. Snyder
Republican Central Committee
Paul S. Stull
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By Jim Drinkard
Eugene Moos
House Agriculture Committee
Tom Harkin
Iowa
Charles Rose
D-N.c
House Agriculture
Thurmont, Md
Cal
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News-Post
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Ameen
N. Market ST
Routzahns Warehouse Clearance Center
Mh Savingstore
Nona van Alemiere
Ela
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