Margarine heiress released from federal prison
Margarine heiress Sandra Filbert Amos was freed after 24 years for cocaine charges. The 37 year old, great granddaughter of the margarine founder, received 47 months plus three years probation and a $7500 fine. She spent most of the sentence in Lexington and the last months near Baltimore awaiting dates.
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Baltimohre
Sandra Filbert Amos
4Th Circuit
U.S. Court of Appeals
U.S
Herbert N. Maletz
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Ms. Amos
Lexington
Baltimore
Maletz
Jeremiah Dennis Case
Case
Easton
Potomac couple ordered to pay servant over sixty one thousand
A federal jury in Baltimore found Caleb Joses Zintambila owed $61 000 plus punitive damages after ruling the Potomac couple violated his civil rights and failed to pay minimum wage. Zintambila testified he worked 17 hour days seven days weekly for 26 months in Malawi and the United States, usually from 7 a.m. to midnight.
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Baltimore
Potomac
Caleb Joses Zintambila
Zintambila
Leonard F
Jane Marte
Malawi
Montgomery planners back 18 hole golf course project
Montgomery County Planning Board unanimously recommended that the Board of Appeals approve a special exception for a private 18 hole golf course on Charline Manor Hanover Farm east of the Md 28 Md 109 intersection. Four Streams Limited Partnership proposes a driving range practice greens clubhouse snack bar and pro shop with equity ownership by about 400 individuals. The plan preserves some structures and coordinates with historic preservation officials while setting seasonal hours and weather closures.
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Beallsville
Montgomery County Planning Board
Board of Appeals
Charline Manor
Hanover Farm
Four Streams Limited Partnership
Historic Preservation Commission
Frederick Mayor Reorganizes Codes Department Amid Bribery Charges
Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon announced a series of personnel changes including Gary Hessong becoming acting head of the permits and codes department after Bal Menon was removed for ethics breaches. Menon faces eight counts of bribery and one count of extortion in federal and state courts. James Kaiser and Paul Gerlach were promoted to lead construction and building inspectors, respectively. Jonathan Angel will become acting personnel director while remaining computer systems manager. A possible merger of personnel and finance departments was discussed but faces alderman resistance and would require a city charter amendment.
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Frederick
Paul Gordon
Bal Menon
Gordon
Gary Hessong
Department of Permits and Codes
Menon
James Kaiser
Paul
Gerlach
Kaiser
Hesson
Hessing
Jonathan Angel
Angel
Property and Casualty Insurance Administration
Aldermen
N. Lynn Tillery
County awards contract for nine road resurfacing projects
Frederick County commissioners approved a $567,249 bid by L W Wolf Enterprises Inc for nine road resurfacing jobs across the county. The work, mostly 1.4 inch asphalt, covers Toms Creek Church, Graceham, Eastview subdivision, White Flint Drive, Stottlemyer, Foxville Deerfield, Barronsville, Old Sabillasville, and Monument roads. The low bid beat the nearest by under $2,000 and under staff estimates by nearly $100,000. projects may start by mid August and run for one year.
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Frederick County
Toms Creek Church Road
Simmons Road
Graceham Road
Eastview Subdivision
Bowers Road
Shookstown Road
White Flint Drive
Yellow Springs Road
Marshall Circle
Monument Road
MD. 17
Myersville
L.W. Wolf Enterprises, Inc
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Nancy Grassello
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Jefferson
Ms. Grassello
Montgomery Planners
Orard Crossing
el Teenie
Lise Lae
Csue
Mark P. Rubin
M.D
New Market Center
Old National Pike
Mt. Airy
Evelyn Blaemire
CRNP
Randie McLaughlin
Hessong
Codes Department
Stottlemyer Road
MD. 77
Foxville
Deerfield
Foxville Church
Barronsville Road
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