Man innocent of resisting arrest on Frederick traffic charge
Frederick County District Court heard multiple cases before Judge Larry Lamson. Charles Bramson, 30, of Frederick, was found innocent of resisting arrest last May 13 after a traffic stop. he claimed a shoulder injury and wanted front instead of rear handcuffing, but the judge ordered cuffs as instructed for officer safety.
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Frederick
Tamson
Tas
Ronald Coates
Toyettsville
Iheercutt
Cottess
Ormsend
Eheres
Carequit Court
Mary F. Hannah
Horse Shoe
West Seventh Street
Linda A ‘Tam
Kakhee Court
Mount Airy
Muse
Michael W Sutphin
Mary Anndstepler
Shirky Ko Peach
Linestaue Lane
Middletown
Gee Ree
Frederick man cleared of battery on ex girlfriend
In Frederick County district court Judge Larry Lamson found 22 year old Dale D Lambert not guilty of battery against former girlfriend Ruta M Lewis from East Church Street. The defense challenged the testimony claiming unclear facts and noted Lewis had left the relationship the day before the incident. A string of other verdicts followed, including probation for Joffrey Turnt, jail time for Mark Harrison, and fines for several defendants in various cases, with recommendations for restitution and probation in several instances.
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Larry Lamson
Frederick County
Dale D Lambert
Kempsane
Frederick
Lambert
Ruta M Lewis
East Church Street
Rbs
Tambert
Joyce Dambert
Sears
Mark A Harrison
West South Street
Nancy E Humphries
East Eighth Street
Anthony Bailey
Buffington Drive
Woodsboro
Bayley
David B Blank
Walkersville
Larry W Miller
South Market Street
Monocacy River
Miller
Steven Hoover
Crystal Rock Drive
Germantown
Division of Correction
Finnysrock
Amoco
Clarksburg
Hoover
Holkn Smith
Matter Avenue
Wayne Kerr
James F. Royer
North Market Street
Lawrence FB Giles
Key Parkway
Wiliam E Cuneo
Walnut Street
Middletown
Crestwood Village
William S Kidwell Jr
Cannon Avenue
Hagerstown
Gerald W Phillips
Knoxville
Pia’s Pizza
Kidwell
Phillips
Mary Ann Stepler
Ramon T Pulham Jr
Penny J Sellers
Pulliam
Benedict
Stepler
Gary Ro Watkins
High Street
Damascus
Robert Keeney
Drummine Head
Mount Airy
James and
Joseph Yutzy
Old Annapolis Road
Reagan eases fishing ban on Soviet vessels in US waters
The United States will allow Soviet fishermen to harvest up to 50 000 tons of fish annually in Pacific waters from central California to the Bering Sea. The move, aimed at boosting US fishing industry and joint ventures, follows Carter era sanctions after the 1979 invasion of Afghanistan. The ban reduction accompanies talks of improved US Soviet relations and potential non strategic trade and exchange.
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Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
Carter
Mosco S
Afghanistan
State Department
US Pacific Ocean
California
Bering Sea
Oleg Sokolov
Chris Koch
Sea
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