Frederick curfew ordinance struck down by Maryland appeals court
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals ruled Frederick's 14 year old curfew ordinance unconstitutional citing vagueness and overbreadth. Judge Diana Motz noted the policy hardens minors' rights and lacks a defined standard for bona fide organizations. The case stems from the Rainbow Restaurant raid in October 1990 and involves former police chief Richard J Ashton and Pvt Stephen Scalf.
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Frederick
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Court
Maryland
Rainbow
North Market Street
Diana Motz
Motz
Brown
Ashton
Richard J Ashton
Stephen Scalf
Paul Gordon
Gordon
Judge Stepler rules Jarboe competent for trial
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Marty Ann Stepler ruled Christopher John Jarboe, 20, is competent to assist in his own defense, rejecting defense claims of incompetency. A trial postponement was denied, with a new date set for Sept 28 following the death of Robert A Evans Jr during a burglary.
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Christopher John Jarboe
Robert A Evans Jr
Jarboe
Frederick County
Marty Ann Stepler
Stepler
Araby Road
Evans
Prospect Plaza
District Court
W Milner Roberts
Frederick City
Robert Servacek
Roberts
Stepler Deter
William Eugene Hartman
Frederick
Hartman
Gary Minnisohn
Manmsohn
Mimonsohn
Jury rules Winchester Homes built wrong roof in Waterford unit
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury found Winchester Homes Inc and sales agent John Richmann engaged in unfair or deceptive trade practices over a Waterford development home. Judge Edward Dwyer Jr ordered the firm to construct the correct home and deferred legal fees for Vicki L Naas, who had contracted for a $123,315 dream house she rejected for roof style and window shape.
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Winchester Homes, Inc
John Richmann
Waterford
Frederick County
Vicki L Naas
Winchester Homes
Baughmans Lane
Frederick
Edward Dwyer Jr
Ms Naas
Naas
Winchester
Clifford Badgford
Richman
Iraq U N crisis deepens as inspectors end vigil
In Baghdad UN weapons inspectors ended a 17 day vigil outside the Agriculture Ministry amid fears for safety. Demonstrators pelted their cars with eggs and vegetables and slashed tires in protests since July 5. Iraqi officials voiced dissatisfaction at the UN push into the ministry, a symbol of sovereignty, as tensions with the United States risk escalating toward a limited air strike.
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Iraq
U.N
Nicosia
Cyprus
Baghdad
United Nations
Agriculture Ministry
AL Thawra
United States
America
Army of Evil
County OKs forming of Frederick County Women Commission
Frederick County commissioners unanimously approved forming a Frederick County Commission for Women after a crowded meeting at Winchester Hall. Almost 20 supporters from civic groups urged a voice for women, outlining goals to promote equality, public office pursuit, and discrimination elimination.
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Oks
Women’s Commission
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Lewistown
Commission For Women
Commissions
Commission
Lotal
Freder
Ick County
Eileen Dunnell
Council of News Women
Frederick Womens Cri Club
Womens Center
Ounce Harriet Lane
Teenee
Frederick
No business like the shoe trade claims from Garner family
Fragmentary reminiscence recounts Garner family discussions on shoe trade and business efforts on North Market Street, Frederick. The text references customers and a shop operated by Garner and relatives, with mentions of postal or local business activity and ties to Baltimore and other places.
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John
Tames
Vasder
Market Street
Frederick
Getty
Neighbor complaints force action on vacant Braddock Avenue house
Frederick County code inspectors cited the vacant 31 Braddock Avenue property owned by John Nusz after neighbors complained about its condition. Judge Rains fined Nusz $3 and ordered repair or raze actions, with enforcement by county codes and safety staff.
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Braddock Avenue
Tohn Nusz
Sears
Nusz
Cme
Frederick
Party Farcat
Herbert
Susz
Braddck
Symi
Pau Gerech
Mr Feet
Inside The News Bearer Chronicle
Fragmentary OCR text mentions weather themes and dates but unreadable proper nouns. Readable parts hint at a local newspaper item noting upcoming weather or page content. The garble limits extracting concrete people places or events.
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Fishing Creek
Union
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