Correction letter on sentencing remark by Susan L H Schneider
Middletown reader Susan L H Schneider in a January 27 letter corrects a wording in her comments on Paul Broberg’s sentencing. She explains the sentence should read that driving is a privilege that could be taken away permanently rather than time spent in prison.
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Susan L.H. Schneider
Middletown
Paul Broberg
Fire log roundup for local alarms and Fort Detrick calls
A 24 hour fire log lists alarms including 71 44 a m automatic alarm at 2911 Opossumtown Pike and 3 01 p m automatic alarm at Fort Detrick. Junior Independent Fort Detrick appear as locations referenced in the report.
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Maryland Daily Lottery and Match Five Drawn
Baltimore AP reports Thursday night results for Maryland lotteries. Daily Lottery numbers 0 4 1 and 7014 appear, with Match Five drawn as 09 17 21 28 35.
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Weekend Weather Outlook Across Regions
Accu Weather foresees flurries from Montana to South Dakota and eastern Wyoming, with snow also in New England and from Arizona through New Mexico toward Texas and Arkansas. Rain bands stretch from southern Texas to Georgia while western Maryland and Maryland mountains expect rain and thunderstorms then clearing with cooler weekend highs.
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Deaf back bill would require captioned videos in Maryland
In freezing weather at the Maryland School for the Deaf Frederick campus, about two dozen officials and students urged passage of a bill mandating closed captioning on all movie videos sold in Maryland. Supporters say captioning expands markets for deaf residents and aids education, while opponents fear production costs and market losses. The bill, sponsored by Delegate Martin Madden, faces a fast-moving path after previous defeat and now has 40 co-sponsors.
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Frederick County Narcotics Task Force Nets Guns and Drugs
The Frederick County Narcotics Task Force seized three handguns, about $17,000 in cash, and $65,000 worth of drugs in under a week. Five people were arrested, including two at 22 Wisner St for LSD and marijuana conspiracy and possession. Seizures included 95 units of LSD and two bottles of liquid LSD, plus two ounces of marijuana. A Wednesday operation yielded two men on cocaine smuggling charges and a large crack cocaine haul valued at over $60,000 and $17,000 cash. One suspect faces potential drug kingpin charges with 20 to 40 years imprisonment and a $1 million fine.
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Gaithersburg
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Washington
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Man convicted second time for selling drugs in Frederick
Temple Hills resident Paris Edward Lynch, 21, was convicted by Frederick County Circuit Court jurors of distributing crack cocaine and related offenses. He faces a mandatory 10 year term after a second drug conviction within two years, following a prior 20 year sentence with most time suspended.
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Paris Edward Lynch
Frederick County
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Frederick
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John Hanson
Matthew Trageser
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Patrick O’brien
West Fifth Street
Milton Frech
Herbert L. Rollins
Two Kevorkian charges dismissed in assisted death case
Oakland County Circuit Judge Jessica Cooper overturned Michigan's ban on assisted death by own action and dismissed two of three charges against Dr. Jack Kevorkian. The judge dropped the killings involving a 72-year-old woman with Lou Gehrig's disease and a 61-year-old man with bone cancer who died in Kevorkian's apartment building last fall. One charge remains pending in Wayne County as appeals challenge prior rulings striking down the law.
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Jack Kevorkian
Michigan
Oakland County
Jessica Cooper
Kevorkian
Lou Gehrig
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Wayne County
Cline Named to Frederick County Liquor Licensing Board
Gov. Schaefer appoints Charles R. Cline to the Frederick County Liquor Licensing Commission to serve the remaining three years of H. Glenn Strine’s term through June 1997. Cline, a beef cattle raiser from New Market, joins chairman Louis V. Myers Jr. and Robert C. Snyder as the panel handles more liquor applications.
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Frederick County
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Democratic Central Committee
Louis V. Myers Jr
Robert C. Snyder
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