Local Man Pays Parking Ticket After Yearlong Hassle
Fred L. Stenger of Prospect Plaza Apartments Frederick finally pays a $10 parking fine after a year of disputes with Baltimore City Police and Traffic Court. He blamed repeated intimidation threats to withhold vehicle registration and renewals, noting the fine rose from $4 to $10 during the ordeal.
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Fred L. Stenger
Prospect Plaza
Frederick
Baltimore
Haa 2
Stenger
Josseph E. Mitchell
Dodger
Baltimore City
Marysland
Frederick Bararacks
Warrest
Mitchell
McDonalds Appeals Board Seeks Waiver for Store Extension
Frederick BZA heard McDonald's request for a backyard waiver and 12 foot building extension for storage. Neighbor concerns traffic and trash, while city officials and litigants exchanged letters and possible actions. Other items included a Crown Service Station remodel extension and Mobil station traffic plan changes. Columbus landed in Honduras in 1502.
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Frederick
Charles Taylor
West Ninth Street
City Police Report A String Of Local Arrests And Thefts
City police listed multiple incidents including James P. Smith 22 charged with overturning a garbage can on Rosemont Avenue observed at 12 15 am by D Lt Paul Mossburg. An arrest for throwing trash followed by Pvt Blessing Kaetzel and Pvt James Bohrer. Also under investigation a theft of a calculator and dicta phone from McSherry and Rosenstock law offices at 100 W Church Street plus a broken window and entry of a soft drink machine. A worker at the Jeanne Bussard Workshop injured by a fall into Carroll Creek near College Avenue bridge. Schuyler Ford Zeeveld 22 of Woodbine treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital for a cracked shoulder blade after a yard fall near West Second Street. In arrests Tuesday John Robert Peamroy Jr 38 of Sugar Loaf Estates charged with indecent exposure in a warrant by Raymond Flora and wife of Frederick Hotel. Bond set at 30 for June 18 in Trial Magistrate Court. Peomroy arrested by Pvt James Fraley.
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Klinehart
James P. Smith
Rosemont Avenue
Paul Mossburg
Blessing Kaetzel
James Bohrer
McSherry and Rosenstock
W. Church Street
Jeanne Bussard
Carroll Creek
Schuyler Ford Zeeveld
Woodbine
West Second Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
College Avenue Bridge
John Robert Peamroy Jr
RFD
Sugar Loaf Estates
Raymond Flora
Frederick Hotel
Peomroy
North Market Street
Bond
Pvt
James Fraley
Gem thieves net $200000 in Sutton Place jewelry heist
Two gunmen invaded the Sutton Place penthouse of Janet Annenberg Neft in New York Tuesday afternoon and escaped with $200,000 worth of jewels. The incident occurred in a high end residence scene as police began a search for the suspects.
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New York
Sutton Place
Janet Annenberg Neft
Driver Charged In Minor Wreck In Baltimore Street Incident
Baltimore man Thomas Hamilton Carroll, 24, was charged with failing to carry a valid license after a minor collision on West All Saints Street around 10 30 p m Tuesday. A second driver, Cullen Clark of South Bay Florida, was stopped nearby. Carroll was later detained at City Police headquarters.
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Baltimore
West All Saints Street
Thomas Hamilton Carroll
Mossburg
Thomas Littleton
Carroll
South Carroll
Littleton
Cullen Clark
South Bay
Fla
East Church Street
North Market Street
City
Businesses To Cooperate With Sign Law
Nine commercial signs remain illegal in Frederick three months after the deadline for a sign ordinance. City inspector Mock says all agree to comply. one nonconforming Snow White Grills sign will be moved and rehung to fit the 30 inch limit. Other merchants promised to replace or move signs, including Ameri can Oil Co. locations, Snuggs Inn, Roney Motor Co. and Landis Jewelry.
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Frederick
Charles W. Mock
Hansel E. Hurst
Mack
Hurst
American Oil Co
Sixth Street
Court Street
Trespassing Convictions Upheld in Maryland Sit-in
The Court of Special Appeals of Maryland upheld the Prince Georges County Circuit Court conviction of 75 persons for trespassing during a March 24 1970 sit in at the Skinner Building of the University of Maryland. 84 arrested inside, two pleaded guilty, seven acquitted, 59 appealed on warrants and evidence, and the lower court’s judgment was affirmed in a June 7 decision.
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Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
Prince Georges County
University of Maryland
Skinner Building
Circuit Court
Robert E. Clapp Ill
Robert E. Clapp
Court of Special Appeals
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Partow
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Robert Bowlus
David Weinberg
Crown
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Jefferson Street
Franklin B.stillrich
BIA
Connie
East Third Street
Robert C. Clapp Jr
Columbus
Honduras
New World
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Carty
Carty’s Decorators
E. Patrick St
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Keys Tool Kits
Woolco
Woolgo
Yrtaane
Toasters
PET Supplies
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Frederick Shopping Center
7Th St
Schley Ave
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