Plea bargain collapses in Frederck County murder case
Prosecutors and defendant Charles Edward Bayer failed to reach a plea agreement after Bayer agreed to plead to assault with intent to murder in the January 19 1981 Corner Pub shooting in Jefferson. The hearing continued to Wednesday as the state weighs a firmer deal and others await sentencing in related cases.
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Frederck County
James Hollapp
Charles Edward Bayer
Worlty
Tor Jones Presgraves
Jefferson
Bayer
Cleopatra Campbell
Hoyer
Boyer 14
Ronnie Martin Dimattes
James Thomas Boyer Jr
Sear
Man Guilty Of Passing Forged Prescription In District Court
In Frederick County, Gary Stange was found guilty of passing a forged prescription at Drug Fair. He was sentenced to 18 months in the Division of Correction with one year to be served concurrently with a prior sentence. The case centered on a prescription from the Center for Reconstructive Surgery falsely linked to Kevin Weaver and Dr Hoffman.
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Brederme
Center For Reconstructive Surgery
Kevin Weaver
Hoffman
Gary Stange
Johnson
Stange
Frederick City
Sandra Stange
District Heights
Hain
Man charged in Baker Park rape and stabbing incident
Frederick City man Michael Anthony Dorsey, 21, is held on 140000 bond in connection with an alleged rape of an 18 year old woman and a stabbing of a 19 year old man near Baker Park. Police say the assault began on Degrange Street and the suspect then forced the woman to Baker Park where the rape occurred. Dorsey was arrested at Frederick Memorial Hospital. He faces multiple charges including first degree rape and assault with intent to murder. Bond review set for Tuesday.
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Darle Wiles Burall
Frederick City
Frederick County
Montgomery County
Baker Park
Michael Anthony Dorsey
John Hanson
Frederick
Dendly
Watc Red Ba
City Pole
Richard Jo Ashton
City
Poolesville
Degrange Street
Dorsey
Ashton
Carillon Tower
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Timothy F Mossburg
Leslie Tepper
Gary G Lewis
States project 1 billion surplus for this year
The National Governors Association says states expect to end fiscal 1984 with a 1 billion dollar surplus, adding to a 19 billion balance at the year start and creating about 3 billion in the black. The report notes two years of budget cuts and austerity, with real spending below 1981 levels in 1985.
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Washington
Association
Three charged with theft at Routzahn's warehouse
Three men from Frederick Mount Airy and a Frederick youth faced charges after a burglar alarm at Routzahn's warehouse on North Market Street prompted a state police response. Dwayne Shafer 18 was charged with breaking and entering theft and destruction of property after being found with stolen stereo equipment outside the warehouse. Robert Keeney 21 of Mount Airy was later apprehended behind appliance boxes and bitten by a police dog before hospital treatment. The 15 year old Frederick youth was detained at the scene and taken to a detention center as the investigation continued.
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Frederick
Mount Airy
Ferdersth
Routgahn
North Market Street
Dwayne Douglas Shafer
West South Street
Robert Lee Keeney
Drummine Road
Mount Atry
Shafer
Frederick County
Keeney
South Market Street
Noyes
Rockville
Rov David Rerchenhauph
Routzahn
Houtzahn
Donald Stevens
Josh
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Watt Neufeld
Civil suit over death of Brian Bowers seeks $260000
Frederick County suit filed by Brian K Bowers and Barbara K Bowers claims Derek Alan Fallwell drove at high speed under alcohol influence causing a single car crash that killed their 15 year old son. They seek $10,000 damages and $250,000 total punitive and compensatory awards with a jury trial requested.
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Brian Bowers
Frederick County
Brian K Bowers
John Wo
Barbara K Bowers
Barbara Street
Frederick
Derek Alan Fallwell
Fallwell
Wyngate Drive
Sorf
Elmer Derr
Fallsell
the Bowers
John “Mee Robinson
Seymour Bbtter
UN leader urges better coverage of Third World
Robert Muller, assistant UN secretary general, told 300 editors in Stockholm that developing countries receive shallow negative coverage. He urged in depth reporting on causes and long-term processes and local culture, amid UNESCO calls for a New World Information Order at an International Press Institute conference.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Robert Muller
International Press Institute
Unesco
Eud
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Charles
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Urbana Pike
George Reid
St Mary’s
Barnesville
Donahue
Clapp
Hupe
William Haugh
Samuel W Harrick
Middletown
Whitmore
Walkersville
Marjuana
Alan Lo Wimk
Bs Home
Ms Bradley
Weis Market
Bradley
Ms Tradity
Weis
Dhiwabi
Dookwubin Lobe
Linda K Cooper
Purcellville
Michelle A Wolfe
Taney Avenue
Southside
Wolfe
Wat Ftimf
Max Flack
Thhe
Cubs
Chit Heathcote
Cardinals
Amencas
Girl Scouts
Girl Guides
T.V. Antenna PT
Tame Celemeer
EE Etek Eas
Hes Ls Service CO
Routzahn’s
Don Phillips
Chrysler Lebaron Sale
Pete G
Pas Fett
Allegesar
Tay Reine OY
Fay
American Cini
Paul Heffner & Son
N. Market
Lebaron
Drs
SAVE
Lebaron Town & Country
Avelatsic
Chrysler-Plymouth
Frederick, Inc
N. Market St. Frederick, MD
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