Wheaton man given life term for wife murder case
In a Wheaton court, suspect Sanith pleaded guilty to first degree murder of his wife Patricia. He admitted the crime committed in their Amherst Avenue apartment on August 2, 1905 and asked leniency for his five year old daughter Jessica. The judge heard dramatic letters and recommended evaluating him for admission to a maximum security psychiatric facility.
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Fraskin
Gib
Judicial Credit Court
David L Deserve
Jessica
Theo Chaid
Law
Boyiond
Amherst Ave
Saeith
Sanh
Patricia
Cabeom
Sait
Sath
Bus Welt
Smith
Patsy
Wanla
Jessica Sheithe
Smaak
Montgomery General Hospital
Carol Freeman
Pubic Defender's Office
Seth
Cahoon
Smooth
Scrveyfield
Agai
Smmith
Montgomery General
Water bonds and county decisions dominate March agenda
County officials plan a New York interview with Moody’s and Standard and Poor’s to set the rating for an upcoming water and sewer bond issue. They expect little rating change from AA and note interest rates in the low 8 percent range for similarly rated issues. The board also earmarked 90 000 for Washington County’s Highfield Cascade upgrade, while diverting 50 000 to county government, departing from policy to recoup capital costs. Contracts for over 21 million in road projects to CJ Miller Inc. were awarded despite Comptroller Fox’s push to delay payments until the new fiscal year begins July 1. The overlay projects fund fiscal 1967 work.
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New York
Moody's
Standard and Poor
A. Samuel Ketterman
Alex. Brown & Sons Inc
Washington County
Frederick County
Thomas M Fox
C.J. Miller Inc
Fox
CJ Miller
Maryland Senator Highlights Tax Savings and Road Plans
The senator, a former farmer and president of the New Windsor State, chairs the Capital Budget Committee and serves on Budget and Taxation, Executive Notions, Administrative, and Executive Union Bridge. He cites energy and utility tax cuts saving Marylanders $565 million since 1980, mentions conviction appeals timing, and criticizes past road-building in favor of widening and resurfacing existing highways to address poor conditions.
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Senate
State Highway Administration
House leader Helen Koss retires after 16 years
Annapolis report states House of Delegates member Helen Koss, a 16 year veteran and chair of the House Constitutional, announces retirement from the chamber while signaling continued public service in non elective roles. The piece notes Koss’s prior work with the League of Women Voters and her participation in the 1967 Constitutional Convention.
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Annapolis
Helen Kos
House of Delegates
Koss
League of Women Voters
Calin
Koes Iz
House
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Dennis Rasmussen
Rum
Baltimore County
Thomas Kernan
Gune
Ben Cardin
Baltimore City
Congress
U.S
Barbara Miketeki
Downtown Hotel Wins Parking Exception Approval
Hotel gains street parking exceptions as the board approves valet parking options for morning and evening use. Attendee officials argue the plan supports downtown business, noting the lack of space and demand for parking. Attorney Richard Burgee urged a favorable view of development while stressing a need for more than a few spaces. The vote, with Abe Boy and four others in agreement, marks an approval for the downtown hotel’s parking arrangement.
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Ceblomets
Jule Kocrella
Michel
Patrom
Businnesses
Richard Burgee
Crowell and Baker
Typecal
Fredenck
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Helen Koss
Robert C. Reid
Annapolis Bareas
Market Street
Abe Boy
The
Frederick
United Heating & Air Conditioning
Ahmanson
Hungerford Drive
Maryland
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Amarnon Company
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