Murder suspect jailed in Daytona Beach
Robert Charles Kehne, 34, of Daytona Beach, was arrested Tuesday in Florida and charged with first degree murder in the August 19 shooting death of Michael Lamar Brachey, 4, of Ridge Road. Also charged are use of a firearm in a felony, conspiracy to commit murder, and assault with intent to murder. Kehne is jailed without bond awaiting extradition.
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Braddock Heights
Daytona Beach
Fla
Robert Charles Kehne
Michael Lamar Brachey
Rt. 5
Ridge Road
Dave Hudson
Bolusia County
Kebne
Bruchey
Candice
Army appoints Bignone president of Argentina
Argentina’s army announces retired Gen. Reynaldo Bignone as president amid junta tensions The move ends days of uncertainty about successor General Viola takes office July 1 amid public call for democracy and military factions adjust to new leadership Navy and air force signaling limits on political role
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Army
Bignone
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Reynaldo Bignone
Estebil
Cered
Elviian
Reugury Wate
Plerems Sibuuus
Deficit laden 1983 budget near final House Senate vote
Congress nears approval of a Republican drafted 1983 budget plan predicting record deficits with Senate set for final vote after a 51 45 test in favor. House previously approved 210 206 as Democrats warned of billions in underestimated shortfalls and spending limits.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
FBI Abscam lawyer target of congressional probe
Washington column by Jack Anderson reports the lawyer who approved FBI Abscam targets now faces congressional scrutiny. Also brief notes on import duties affecting European and Japanese steel, plus Cat column by Robert Reid and Clint Eastwood interview about Firefox. Historic Claggett Center added to National Register outside Buckeye town. Diane McClain details and Sam Yu photo. Local garden tour by Sandra Seymeer honors landscape architect Jane Beetre.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
FBI
John Starrels
Robert Reid
Bakehian
Clint Eastwood
Dick Kreiner
Mistoric
Claggett Center
Buckeyatown
Diane McClain
Sam Yu
Lip
Sandra Seymeer
Jane Beet Re
Weather outlook for Western Maryland and surrounding regions
Dry stretch remains likely for several days with sunny skies and gentle to breezy winds. Highs span the teens to near 70 in the mountains and lower elevations with mild nights in the 40s to 50s. Winds from the west to northwest 10 to 32 mph shifting Thursday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from mid 60s to upper 30s in listed locales.
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Maryland
Carrell
Frederick
Howerd
Montgomery
Washington
Hagermann
Westminster
Galthersburg
Leesburg
David Lenker
Frederick man stabbed self in street and shot by officer
Frederick man Charles C. Lesser, 90, was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a stabbing and gunshot wound on West Seventh Street Tuesday night. Officer Eric L. Baumgartner fired after Lesser allegedly moved toward him. Lesser was charged with assault and carrying a concealed weapon and jailed on 91500 bond. CID investigates the incident.
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Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West Seventh Street
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick City
Charles C. Lesser
Taney Ave
Fairview Avenue
Eric L. Baumgartner
Lesener
US 3
Baumertner
Lesser
Ashton
Lessner
Baumgartner
FMH
Fui Lessner
Frederick County
Criminal Investigation Division
CID
City Police Department
Darlene Wiles Baralae
Hail storms and cold snap hit Frederick County area
A severe thunderstorm Tuesday night brought marbles to golf ball sized hail and a 38 inch rainfall in parts of Frederick County. Power outages affected over 400 Potomac Edison customers in Adamstown and Doubs. Braddock Heights reported the largest hail in a decade with major yard damage. Lightning interrupted an American Little League game at Baker Park. Forecasters expect sunny, breezy conditions with highs in the 70s on Wednesday and near 80 Thursday.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Raymond L. Sandower
Potomac Edison Co
Adamstown
Doubs
Sandower
Todd Palm
Unionville
VonEiff
Unionville Station
Paul Beale
Emmitsburg
Bp.m
Frederick
Lesher
Negotiations fail to reach accord in auto emissions program dispute
Maryland DOT Secretary Lowell K Bridwell told a Senate committee two days of talks with Systems Control Inc. on the Vehicle Exhaust Inspections contract failed to produce an agreement. SCI sought about 20 percent more money to run inspections, arguing delays pushed start to 1988 and raised total cost from 61.8 million to 73.2 million. Bridwell noted the contract is fixed price, not cost-plus, and a few tentative items were dropped.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Senate
Department of Transportation
Lowell K. Bridwell
Senate Constitutional and Public Law Committee
Thomas A. Widerman
Palo Alto
Calif
Systems Control Inc
General Assembly
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Washington
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Bridwell
Maryland Dot
SCI
Lauteras
Wall Down
DOT
T Ag
Bureau of Labor
Frederick County
Derr seeks GOP Central Committee seat in Frederick County
Jono W. Jack Derr of Braddock Heights filed Tuesday with the Board of Election Supervisors as a candidate for the Republican State Central Committee of Frederick County. A life insurance agent for 18 years with Frederick Underwriters Inc, he comes from a politically active family with his father and grandfather both holding local and state posts. Derr, a 1991 Frederick High and University of Maryland graduate, earned a Chartered Life Underwriter degree in 1977.
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Jono W
Jack” Derr
Braddock Heights
Board of Election Supervisors
Republican State Central Committee
Frederick County
Derr
Frederick Underwriters Inc
Melvin H. Derr
Frederick
Maryland
House of Delegates
A. “Hammy” Derr
Board of County Commissioners
Frederick High
Sebeal Terr
University of Maryland
Chartered Life Underwriter
CLU
Glenn Trout obituary notes long-time Walkersville auctioneer
Word arrived this morning of the death of Glenn Trout of Walkersville, a prominent local businessman and auctioneer for 63 years. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Stauffer Funeral Home, Motter Avenue Extended. Trout was 83.
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Glenn Trout
Walkersville
Stauffer
Motter Avenue
Emmitsburg Mayor Announces Balanced Budget for 1983
Emmitsburg Mayor Robert M. Preston unveiled a proposed balanced fiscal year 1983 budget totaling 357,832 in revenues and 352,900 in expenses. The plan, not raising town taxes, would leave a surplus of over 5,000, the first in three years. The town board must decide by June 27.
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Robert M. Preston
Emmitsburg Board of Commissioners
Preston
Duad
Emmitsburg
Inside The News Quote By Carlyle On Willful Minds
A concise quotation from Thomas Carlyle about insisting on one’s way frames a view of stubborn likelihood. The text presents Carlyle’s remark as a standalone epigraph noting personality and will.
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Darlene Wiles Burall
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Frederick Barracks
Russ Turney
State’s Attorney’s Office
Turney
Brachey
Eastaleo Aluminum Co
Buckeystown
Kehne
Moravia Drive
Holly Hills
Hudson
Darrell Sayles
Nanci Bross
Noah H
Poll
Hinckley
New York
John W. Hinckley Jr
Reagan
ABC News
ABC
U.S
Patuxent
Jessup
Patuxent Institution
Pound
Beverly Marable
State Department of Corrections
Charles Edward Watson
Paul Janowitz
Miss Marable
Rivera
National Weather Service
David Lesher
Braddock
Jack’ Derr
GOP
Central Committee
Mr. Trout
Dave Ammenheuser
Inside the News
Thomas Carlyle
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