French reenactor pleads guilty in Gettysburg shooting
French salesman Christian Eve aged 52 pleaded guilty to one count of recklessly endangering another person after firing a gun at Civil War reenactors during the Gettysburg battle recreation wounding Clinton Wakefield Epps. He received jail time and fines then left for France apologizing and vowing not to return.
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Adams County
France
United States
Clinton Wakefield Epps
Charlottesville
Joseph Metz
Harrisburg
Michael George
Mr. Evo
Mr. Epps
George
Adams County Common Pleas
John Kuhn
Kuhn
Psychiatrist Testifies On Ruthann Aron Rage In Retrial
Dr Nathan Billig described Ruthann Aron as capable of control during decades old rage toward her father and noted mixed feelings toward men. He said she was sometimes competent yet often disabled, with a need for validation and a warlike view of life. Retrial continues Monday in Montgomery County Circuit Court.
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Barry Aron
Campbell
Dr. Billig
Montgomery County Planning Board
Montgomery County
Vincent Ferretti Jr
Defense lawyer hints Ruthann Aron may testify
Defense attorney Harry Trainor said Ruthann Aron could take the stand in her retrial on charges she tried to hire a hit man to kill her husband Barry Aron and a lawyer she disliked. The case in Montgomery County Circuit Court began presenting its defense as Aron, 55, faces accusations tied to a June 1997 undercover murder-for-hire setup and an insanity plea.
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Harry Trainor
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Montgomery County Circuit Court
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Barry Aron
Arthur Kahn
Baltimore
Montgomery County
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Three quit race for comptroller
ANNAPOLIS AP three Republicans and several Democrats left the July 1994 comptroller race. Ronald Hooke the sole GOP dropout cited family duties and aging twins. Hooke endorsed Michael Steele while Schaefer drew more withdrawals from Democrats.
Ecker falters in qualifying for public campaign funds
Annapolis AP Republican candidate Charles Ecker failed to raise sufficient small contributions to qualify for public funds for his Maryland gubernatorial bid. He said he would shift focus to statewide travel and word of mouth, noting reduced advertising potential. He claimed to have exceeded $160,000 in small donations but was hindered by larger or corporate gifts that do not qualify.
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Montgomery County
Hooke
University of Maryland
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Prince George’s
Steele
Ellen Sauerbrey
William Donald Schaefer
Baltimore
Joan Pratt
Schaefer
Joseph DiBlasi
Joseph Carey
Michael Barnes
Parris Glendening
Louis Goldstein
Grendening
Gerald Berg
Kenneth Frederick
Charles Ecker
Ecker
Howard County
Maryland
State Administrative Board of Election Laws
Disabled voters urged to check polling place changes
Montgomery County urges voters with disabilities whose precincts have barriers to apply early for an alternate polling place. Officials say barrier free locations exist in another precinct with identical ballots. Deadline to request for the Gubernatorial Primary is Aug 17 and for the General Election is Sept 8 for absentee ballots. Call 301-247-6450 or 301-217-6466 for details.
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