Black Book Scandal Ties Police Chief to Sex Client Lists
The Frederick News-Post reports on a police probe into a hidden black book allegedly linking officials to a prostitution operation. The ledger lists about 2,000 clients, with names and personal data, and centers on Sheriff and mayoral figures amid a widening legal battle over public access and documentation disposal.
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Rising junior golfer Myles Vlachos eyes PGA Tour goal
Myles Vlachos, a longtime golfer from Urbana High area, has won the Titleist Mid-Atlantic PGA Junior Tour event at Indian Spring in Silver Spring. At 15, ranked 40th nationally in 2005, he has played across the eastern seaboard, with 50-plus tournaments in four years and plans to continue through his freshman year. His support system calls him the Renaissance Kid and notes his other interests and goals in golf course design and perhaps music.
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Court halts retroactive AIFO testing in PUD case
Judge Stevenson reviews an appeal in the Une PUDs litigation and rules that CURAMISsen actions to impose testing retroactively are arbitrary and capricious, affecting preliminary plot approval and related zoning decisions. The ruling emphasizes legal standards for administrative actions in land use disputes.
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Maryland Education Bill Advances In Senate Vote
Education coverage notes a Senate vote of 91 to 8 on a federal mandates bill affecting about 850000 students in Maryland. Senator Peiffer and Senator Sarbanes supported the measure as it seeks to examine impacts on state schools and outlines roughly 15 billion dollars for education in the next year.
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Walkersville High Class of 44 reunion picnic
Walkersville High School Class of 1944 held a reunion picnic at the home of Betty and Leo Duvall in Cloverhill. About 20 attendees joined in the event with Rev. Donald Sause delivering the invocation and memory prayers for late principal Harry O. Smith and others. Attendees listed include Pat and Frank Barton Elaine and Sterling Clabaugh Lillian and Austin Dean Jack Derr Pe Denton Garst Ellen and Donald Sause Karen Sause Ella Mae Pool Martin Ruth Ramsburg Martin Margaret Engle Strine and Phyllis Houck Smith.
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Two arrested in India over U S Embassy incident
The report states two individuals were arrested in India following a sudden incident linked to the U S Embassy. Authorities say the event is connected to attacks attributed to Bin Laden's network, with many casualties reported across Africa.
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GOP Hopefuls Mull Paths Amid Delays In Parry Race
The article notes GOP figures debating candidates as Ehrlich delays a decision. Mentioned are Schaefer hosting a $1,000-a-plate fundraiser in Baltimore, Bartlett discussing timing, Leopold citing past Hawaii governor bid and current exploratory committee for Congress, and plans if redistricting favors Anne Arundel County. Leopold emphasizes adaptable, pragmatic politics.
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Citizens seek deed return for downtown firehouse building
Lawson notes minutes show Citizens members wanted own place instead of rent to Junior Fire Co. A 1939 federal built building bears Roosevelt's name. In 1944 mayor agreed deed should return but city clause risked reversion if no fire protection. Recent talks renew hope the deed returns to Citizens and downtown fire presence is preserved.
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