Local man jailed for five year sentence in Frederick
A Frederick man, 55, was sentenced by Circuit Judge Ed Dwyer to five years for third degree sex offense and five years for child abuse, to run concurrently, with five years probation and no contact with the victim. Swartz shouted five years twice as he left the court.
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Frederick
Department of Corrections
Frederick County
Duane A. Swartz
Swartz
Ed Dwyer
Stephen Meyers
Meyers
Franklin Stillrich
Dwyer
Mr. Swartz
Deborah L. Crayn
Carver Apts
Dorsey
Montgomery County
Nancy Baker
Frederick City
William Walker
Three WV men injured in tractor-trailer collision near Point of Rocks
Denzil Lantz 19 Walter Wilson 25 and John Beam 18 of Philippi WV were hospitalized with neck and back injuries after their Ford Escort collided with a tractor-trailer carrying potatoes. Lantz charged with failure to keep right of center. the truck driver Robert Santo 45 of Enola PA was uninjured. The crash occurred in dense fog near US 15 at Point of Rocks. Traffic halted briefly as emergency crews worked.
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West Virginia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Point of Rocks
Denzil L. Lantz
Walter Wilson
John Beam
Philippi
W.va
Carroll Manor
Lantz
Frederick County
Mr. Lantz
US 15
Drc
Barnes
Mr. Lanto
U.S. 15
Dfc
HRC member seeks aid for elderly at Catoctin View
Edward Jenkins of the county Human Relations Council urges help for residents of Catoctin View Apartments where 38 of 100 federally funded units lack air conditioning. Heatwaves left top-floor tenants with 97 degree rooms and breathing issues. a meeting with city and housing officials is planned as an engineering study on AC upgrades advances with estimated costs between 120000 and 320000.
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Edward Jenkins
County Human Relations Council
Catoctin View
Motter Avenue
Jenkins
HRC
LuRay Potts
Housing Authority
Frederick
Ronald Young
Young
US Department of Housing and Urban Development
Baltimore
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Juxney
Steinberg backs six Med-Evac helicopters plan
Maryland Lt. Gov. Melvin Steinberg defended the $25.8 million procurement of six Aerospatiale twin-engine Med-Evac helicopters. He blamed political pressure and bidder complaints, urged critics to challenge the contract, and signaled Board of Public Works approval target next month.
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Maryland
General Assembly
Steinberg
Washington
Baltimore
Aerospatiale
Board of Public Works
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