Ijamsville Man Convicted in Estranged Wife Murder Attempt
Randolph convicted of assault with intent to murder and attempted murder in the stabbing of his estranged wife Cathy Lee Jones at her home on North Wiseer Surrey. Prosecutor said he used alcohol cocaine and PCP laced cigarettes as factors. judge deferred sentencing for psychiatric evaluation with maximums up to years for attempted murder and years for assault with intent to murder.
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Ijamsville
Christopher Keet Hamdolph
Cathy Lee Jones
Loew Be
Randolph
Donat Grosemckie
Grossaickie
Seeven J. Brand Sa
Une
North Wiseer Surrey
Franklin Suillrich
Thomas Johnsa High School
Air Force
Jones
North Carolina
Frederick
Clater W. Smith Jr
Smith
Nominated Scalia Seen As Young Force On Court Debate
The article notes Antonin Scalia, 50, a longtime appeals court judge, as a likely nominee for the Supreme Court, potentially youngest associate justice and first Italian-American chief. It covers reaction from Thurmond and Simon, expected mid July hearings, and Burger's retirement tied to the confirmation.
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Rehnquist
Scalia
US Circuit Court of Appeals
Reagan
Sec
Paul Simon
Judiciary Committee
Thurmond
Simon
Burger
Donald Riegle
D-Mich
Patricia Schroeder
D-Colo
Appeals Court
U.S. Park Service
Washington
Taj Mahal
Sistine Chapel
National Commission
Bicentennial Commission
Warren E. Burger
White House
William Rehnquist
Antonin Scalia
Supreme Court
Incinerator Site Debate Shapes County Council Forum
Montgomery candidates at a Gaithersburg forum broadly favored a mixed district and at large council election system with five districts, four at large. Incinerator placement drew varied views, with Neal Potter opposing a change and others urging district representation and regional waste considerations. Isiah Leggett urged science based regional planning, while Betty Ann Krahnke and Harold F. O Flaherty discussed Dickerson versus Travilah positions.
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Gaithersburg
Montgomery
Dickerson
Shady Grove
Isiah
Ike) Leggett
Prince George’s
Howard
Council
Planning Board
Betty Ann Krahnke
Bruce Adams
Potomac Electric Power Company
Allen Cohen
Leggett
O'Flaherty
Gail Ewing
Judge shortens jail sentence for man convicted of assault
Edward Lee Hallman of Dickerson was convicted of assault with intent to maim Aldo Ray Woodson during an August barroom argument at Cooper's Tavern. He received 18 months in the Frederick County jail with a suspended eight-year term, plus weekly Alcoholics Anonymous attendance, treatment, and 800 hours of community service.
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Dickerson
Frederick District Court
Frederick County
Edward Lee Hallman
Aldo Ray Woodson
Cooper's Tavern
Peterseils Road
Seg Brinewiek
Woodson
Hallman
G. Edward Dwyer ,Jr
Dwyer
Division of Parole and Probation
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