Urbana public hearing on Frederick County plan update
Urbana area residents will speak at a 7 p.m. Thursday June 9 public hearing at Urbana Elementary on the Urbana Region update. Officials note CIP funds for a park, debates over rezoning land to office research park, and growth projections from 3014 to 4039 in 1980 with further increases planned for 1990 and 2000.
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Urbana
Frederick County
Urbana Elementary
Buckeystown
Monrovia Vianneville
Green Valley
Augustus Seickmann
Urbana Civic Association
Selekmann
Parks Department
CIP
Paul Ganley
Friis
County Planning Commission
Buzbee seeks delay in sentencing for teen rape case
Rockville Timothy Buzbee's attorney asks the court to postpone Thursday's sentencing in the case of a 15 year old girl abducted from her Rockville home and raped. Buzbee, 25, was found guilty May 5 and has since been convicted of a second rape kidnapping. The defense motions target hair samples taken after arrest and used as evidence, while a June 27 rape trial looms with an FBI hair expert set to review the evidence. Court actions hinge on pre sentence reports and potential mistrial motions amid last minute testimony and ongoing trials.
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Rockville
Timothy Buzbee
Buzbee
6Th Judicial Circuit
John McAuliffe
Reginald Bours
Barry Hamilton
FBI
Frederick
Aspen Hill
Montgomery County
John J. Mitchell
Morris S. Clark
Hamilton
Bours
Clark
Bourg
Tim Buzbee
Exxon
Gaithersburg
Mitchell
William Bach
280 new attorneys admitted to state bar
Maryland welcomed 280 new lawyers at four Court of Appeals ceremonies as the seven justices in red robes presided. The oath was administered by court clerk Alexander L. Cummings with families watching. among the new attorneys is George E. Randall of The News-Post. More than 580 graduates took the 1983 Maryland Bar Exam, with about 53 percent passing.
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Mark Friis
Freda Reer Mrert
State
Annapolis
Maryland
Court of Appeals
Stephen M. Sachs
Robert C. Murphy Sachs
Melvin A. Steinberg
Maryland Senate
Marvin H. Smith
Murphy
James C. Chapin
Prince George's County
Maryland State Bar Association
Chapin
John C. Elkridge
Kurt L. Schmoke
Baltimore City
Barry A. Cole
Alexander L. Cummings
News-Post
George E. Randall
University of Puget Sound
Deu Sance Univeraay
Lynchburg College
Baltimore
Five year term for armed robber. deaf student pleads guilty
Maryland case reports Charles Teekins, 24, gets five years with two suspended for a Dec 1982 robbery at a 7 Eleven on U.S. 40 West. Terrence Price, 18, pleads to assault and battery with charges of rape dropped. Court comments note lack of programs for deaf offenders. Fairfax County appoints Warren E Isman fire chief, taking effect July 5, with salary cut.
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Maryland School For the Deaf
Charles Edward Teekins
Doubs
7 Eleven
U.S. 40
West
Terrence
Alonzo Price
Baltimore
Frederick County
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Price
William W. Wenner
Dorsey
Rockville
Montgomery County
Warren E. Isman
Fairfax County Department
An &0
Board of Supervisors
Isman
Charles W. Gilchrist
Fairfax
George Alexander
Asman
Montgomery County Fire Department
University of Maryland
Fairfax County
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Urbana Area Comprehensive Plan
Stephen Gunnulfsen
Damaseus
Mt. Airy
the News
Frederick, Md
MD. 1
Ganley
I-270
MD. 355
Resi
Ruth W. Ellis
Montgomery
Robert C. Reid
Frederick News-Post
Kmart
Man
George Dorsey
Newe
Barnesville
MontCo
Virginia
Robert Service
Sam McGee
Arctic
England
Hollywood
Monaco
France
Fandy
Calvary Baptist Church
Ridgeville
Edwin F. Nikirk
Wayne Guy
Mount Airy
Walter A. Royer
Guy
Royer
Jules Lindau
Morton Davis
Earnesville School Board of Directors
Barnesville School
Signanguage
Wenner
Leekins
Marsha Gibbons
Timothy Rigler
Rigler
RAY Wachter Photo Center
Market St
Nancy
Nancy's
Sfrederick
East Street
Shal Row
Hagerstown
Laurel
Price Distillery RD
Clarksburg
Maryland Home Improvement Commission
Azrahan Shifrin
Mr. Shifrin
Ministry of Defense
Moscow
Israel
America
Soviet Union
Shifrin
Charles Vance
Yamaha
Takamine
Ida
Frederick House OF Music
Visa Mastercard
Frederick Towne Mall
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