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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1981

Page

2

District Court Hears Theft Welfare Fraud Cases

District Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler heard thefts welfare fraud and shoplifting cases Thursday. Dennis Quesenberry admitted two thefts tampering with cars and destruction of property in a plea bargain, facing up to three years and 20 months in prison plus fines. he was released on personal bond with a strict warning.

Mary Ann Stepler Dennis Quesenberry Frederick Quesenberry Franklin D. Stillrich Donald R. Grossnickle William Laith Ahlfeldt Valerie Jean Recke Catherine Rollins Lester William Haney Stepler Stillrich Grossnickle Debra Baumgartner Baumgartner Sone Sandra Neal Plantation Road Rona M. Randall Sagner Drive Ms. Neal Sidney L. Bloom Williams Kalis Ms. Randall Parice John Wallace North Market Street Woolco Department Kallis Wallace Bab Leroy Poston Jr Good Intent Road Frank R. Young Poston Young Highland Street Thomas Eugene Shorb Hessian Bridge Road David A. Hurley Kelly Store Road Hurley Shorb Hame Stepier Mildren Lane Araby Road Gee Bee Lane Vanessa M. Diggs Taney Court Sears, Roebuck & Company Lottie Lewis West South Street Ludge Stepler Division of Parole Diggs Lewis Kalis Wiliam Gordon Luckett Jr Albert Mills Jr Washington, D. C

Graceham fire company placed on year's probation

The Graceham Volunteer Fire & Rescue Co. was placed on probation by the Frederick County Volunteer Fire & Rescue Association for failing to meet minimum standards. It currently has six trained active firefighters and six EMTs, with a July 1, 1982 deadline to meet requirements or be dropped. A basic firefighting class is planned for September to help meet standards.

Graceham Volunteer Fire & Resuce Co Frederick County Volunteer Fire & Reto Association Fcvf&ra Simmers Graceham Frederick County Trimmer Association Woodsboro Thurmont Rocky Ridge County Fire and Rescue Association

Weather Forecast Shows Showers Across Regions

Forecast calls for areas of showers today through midweek from the central Rockies to the Great Lakes. Cooler air moves in with patchy rain along the Pacific coast and northern areas toward the Great Lakes. Other regions remain unsettled with variable skies.

Central Rockies Great Lakes Pacific Coast

ECDC bids farewell to historic preservation panel

The Econymi¢e and Community Development Commission announced the disbanding of its historic preservation committee Thursday afternoon. Chairman Robert Leichert criticized the effort as largely pointless and comic relief. Frederick County officials hired Russell Schantzo on the subject, while leaders lamented the lack of consultation and participation from commissioners.

Econymi¢e and Community Development Commission ECDC Historic Preservation Committee Robert Leichert Frederick County Russell Schantzo Lebbert

Smariga to submit water service idea in Frederick

Smariga & Associates offered a $7,200 package with an $1,800 credit for water service design in Frederick's southern area at a Mayor and Board of Aldermen meeting. Whitman-Reynardt Associates proposed a $15,500 ground level tank plan, arguing cost savings of $800,000 initially and $700,000 over 36 years, and noting their 50 years of service and 300 employees. Alderman Murphy pressed for value justification beyond the price difference.

Smariga & Associates Frederick City Board of Aldermen Whitman-Reynardt Associates Whitman-Reynardt Frederick James Murphy

Brown optimistic for control of fruit flies

Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. announced five helicopters sprayed pesticides over ten medfly infested communities in a statewide aerial effort. He said half the 175 square miles target would be completed in three days and urged federal help, seeking use of Moffett Field near San Jose.

Los Gatos Call Edmund G. Brown Jr Brown Reagan Moffett Field San Jose

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