Baltimore County Man Convicted Of First Degree Murder
A Baltimore County man Richard David Cooper aged 25 was found guilty by Frederick County jurors of first degree murder, armed robbery, and using a handgun in a felony in the Sept. 29, 1980 Little Tavern robbery. He killed waitress Grace Ellen Aumiller to prevent identification. Wyatt, 20, testified Cooper was the triggerman and that the weapon was a .22 revolver. The jury deliberated about 14 hours amid discussions on degrees and related charges. Sentencing is pending a background check, with potential life plus 25 years for the murder.
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Baltimore County
Richard David Cooper
Frederick County
Samuel W. Barrick
Cooper
Grace Ellen Aumilier
Douglas George Wyatt
Little Tavern
Murer
Aaron Kadish
Baltimore
Dana Williams
Williams
Aumiller
Harry W. Cooper
Wyatt
Kadish
Barrick
Donald Utterback
Louise ¥. Timmons
Lovealine L. Phillips
Shirley A. Hawley
Evelyn M. Manwiller
Marie E. Bedard
Karen Bostian
William N. Wachter
Frank ¥. Deutsch
Lois E. Kuba
Joann E. Perry
Mary A. Rickley
Austin M. Miller
Ollie Burdette
Laytonsville landfill accused of lying by residents
Montgomery County project director Jerome Leszkiewicz faced renewed attacks from Laytonsville residents alleging deceptive statements to the county council and state officials about the new landfill. Citizens question police involvement and note repeated denials and misstatements, while local attorney Robert Smith calls the project a "house of cards" and demands candor.
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Rockville
Montgomery County
Laytonsville
Jerome J. Leszkiewicz
Leszkiewicz
Lesz
Kewicz
Carol Fanconi
Bernard) Crooke
Crooke
Germantown
Greater Laytonsville Area
Smith
County land use clash over Central Alarm facility ruling
Frederick County residents argue the land deed limits use to aid the poor and that several county facilities including a roads shop animal control center and Central Alarm building could be repurposed if the court agrees. Officials defend standing and tax implications while opposing a charitable trust claim amid a county court fight. Newark water crisis prompts state of emergency after vandals opened pipelines releasing up to 100 million gallons and halting the citys main water source.
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Freishtat
Speelman
Montevue
Mary G. Williams
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick County
Newark
N.J
Kenneth Gibson
Democrats Seek End to Filibuster on Busing Rule
Senate leaders ponder a two thirds vote to end the filibuster which would block an anti busing amendment. A milder provision would deny Justice Department funds to enforce court ordered busing. In the House debate looms on a 136 billion military appropriations bill for the new budget year, Reagan’s request and Carter’s higher opposition.
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Bennett
Johnston
D-La
Senate
Justice Department
Reagan
House
Carter
Local Rate for Delivery in Frederick Area
Publication details show a daily newspaper published by Great Southern Printing in Frederick Maryland with a monthly rate of $3.25 by mail and $2.55 by motor route or carrier. The office is P O Box 578 200 East Patrick Frederick Maryland 21703 with second class postage paid.
Hughes Plans State Job Reassignment Center Amid Budget Cuts
The proposal, drafted by state budget secretary H Louis Stettler II, calls for a special Employee Reassignment Center to move workers facing abolition to suitable vacancies. It also asks agencies to report layoffs by race and sex and to implement a selective hiring freeze, with monthly progress data to the governor and Human Relations Commission.
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H. Louis Stettler, II
State Secretary of Budget and
Hughes
Thornton
Governor
the Human Relations Commission
Hunger Striker Joseph McDonnell Dies In Maze Prison
In Belfast protests planned by the IRA preceded the death of Joseph Francis McDonnell who died after 61 days of refusing food and medical care. Seven more prisoners outside Belfast began fasting with an eighth expected to join, as Sinn Fein and IRA groups mobilized to continue pressure on security forces. McDonnell, serving 14 years for handgun possession, died at 5 11 am local time with his wife Goretti present.
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Belfast
McDonnell
Sinn Fein
IRA
Maze
McConnell
Northern Ireland
Joseph Francis McDonnell
The
Goretti
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Carroll Park
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Gies
Noaa
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Mississippi Valley
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Pacific
Ovea
Northern Plains
Aaell
Touchdown
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Colts
Sam & Coke
Roy Rogers
Pennzoil
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Ee Pennzoil
Tari
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