Mount Airy weighs historic district option at town meeting
Mount Airy planners and residents gather at Town Hall Thursday to discuss forming a historic district as part of revitalizing the downtown. The session, led by James Schumacher, covers Project Main Street, the 1982 master plan, tax credits, and ways to inventory historic structures with possible state and federal help.
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Carroll County
Schumacher
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Laurie Putscher
Mont Airy
Schurmacher
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National Park Service
Westminster
New Market
Montgomery County
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Hutts acquitted of manslaughter by auto in fatal crash
A Frederick man, Stephan Phillip Hutts, 26, was convicted Wednesday of driving while intoxicated and negligent driving after a fatal April 17, 1983 crash on Yellow Springs Road that killed Jack Daniel Thayer, 23. Jurors acquitted Hutts of manslaughter by automobile and homicide by motor vehicle while intoxicated. Testimony showed conflicting speed estimates from 53 to 90 mph in a 40 mph zone. Hutts faces up to 60 days and a $500 fine for the driving offenses. sentencing was deferred to March 16 for a pre-sentence investigation.
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Clover Bill Drive
U Am
Frenear
Frederick County
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Yellow Springs Road
Clover Hill Drive
Ronald Eugene Stull
Ronnie Warren
Hulls
Donald R. Grosswickle
David R. Callahan
Callahan
Grossnickle
Maryland
Slaughter
William Haugh
Haugh
Pene
Mere Hutts
Wiai
William W. Wenner
Division of Parole and Probation
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Donald J. Crawford
Rebecca A. Ryan
Anastasia Beck
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Pamela P. Hartman
Terry L. Rankin
June F. Wolfe
Alta C. McGill
Lorraine P. Radauskas
Gladys M. Boone
Ella K. Barkman
Barkman
Timothy E. Houck
Barbara A. Duncan
Maryland shield law bill endorsed by press groups
A proposed broadening of Maryland’s shield law to bar disclosure of unpublished information gathered by reporters drew support from The Washington Post and state press groups but faced opposition from prosecutors. Critics warned the measure could overreach, likening it to an open archive that shields sources too broadly, a concern tied to a Washington Post investigation into sexual abuse at a Prince George’s County detention center. The bill follows a court ruling that shield protections lapse when a reporter names sources. lawmakers, including Sen. Mike Miller Jr., insist the law must cover that gap without hampering grand juries.
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Post
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Pannoes
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the Post
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Donoghue Announces Run for Sixth District Congress
John P. Donoghue of Williamsport unveiled his campaign for the Democratic nomination in the Sixth District. The 26-year-old ex Xerox sales rep said he would pursue a moderate, “compassionate realism” platform focusing on defense spending, high tech in I 270 corridor, coal slurry pipeline effects, and pragmatic reform while promising a grass roots campaign with door knocking and telephoning.
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John P. Donoghue
Williamsport
W. Franklin St
Donoghue
Congress
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Seo
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Massachusetts
Howard County
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Byron
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Crime rate drop in Montgomery marks decade low
Montgomery County crime declined 15.4 percent in 1983 with 4,035 fewer serious offenses than 1982, total crime down 8.1 percent to 22,213. Crimes against persons fell 15.6 percent and property crimes 15.4 percent, with 18 murders in 1983 and 625 robberies. Silver Spring district saw the largest drop.
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Montgomery County
Bernard Crooke
Crooke
Silver Spring
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