TV anchorman entertains scholars at Hood College
David Schoumacher, longtime Washington D C TV anchor, spoke at Hood College to honor National Honor Society members from seven Frederick County high schools. He shared career anecdotes and discussed journalism ethics, noting reporters must not be on any side.
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Hood College
Channel 7 TV
David Schoumacher
Frederick High
Schoumacher
Carolyn
Washington, D.C
Frederick County
Sioux City
Iowa
Ethel Kennedy
Reagan
Hood
Stuart Dannes
Ctudante
Scot Bean
Frederick High School
Michael Boyer
Walkersville High
Wendy Coleman
Middletown High
Tina Eshleman
Catoctin High
Brian Hofrichter
Singanore High
Michael Keller
Gov
Thomas Johnson
Steven Smith
Brunswick High School
Frederick man pleads guilty in $5000 forgery scheme
Randeal Dean Fogle, 19, of Worland's Mill Road, admitted passing 14 worthless checks after accessing a stolen checkbook from Lesle Green of Harmony Grove. Checks ranged from 150 to 900 dollars. Sentencing deferred for background check. potential up to 140 years and $14,000 in fines if convicted on all counts. Restitution listed at 4800 dollars.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Ijamsville
Randeal
Dean Fogle
Worman’s Mill Road
Fogle
WE LuetLkKuuun Iui
Lesle L. Green
Harmony Grove
Ms. Green
Lawrence A. Dorsey Jr
Dorsey
William W. Wenner
Wenner
Steven Hubbard Thompson
Rt. 1
Tramsville
Paul
Scott H. Thompson
Scott
Thompson
Maxwell Avenue
Scott Snarhdy
Wie
Charles Wesley Whiten Jr
Pennsylvania Avenue
Whiten
Shirley Ann Leek
Willie Mahone
Iito
Wigius Seacans
George Dorsey
Senate kills Hughes drunk driving bill in surprise vote
In Annapolis the Senate defeated Gov. Hughes package measure allowing police to choose breath or blood tests for suspected drunk drivers. The 28 to 17 vote drew criticism from supporters who warned delays hurt testing. House action on an identical bill remains pending as officials reassess strategy.
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Annapolis
Senate
Harry R. Hughes
Raymond E. Beck
Carroll
Baltimore County
Frederick
Beck
Maryland
Charles H. Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Thee Reenree
Wayne McDaniel
Hughes
McDaniel
House Judiciary Committee
House
Norman Stone
Stone
Julian Lapides
Baltimore
Clarence Blount
News-Post
Robert C. Reid
U.S. diplomat accused of spying in Moscow
Tass reports Richard Osborn, a first secretary at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow, was detained Monday and declared persona non grata for actions incompatible with diplomatic status after being accused of spying while handling espionage radio apparatus. The U.S. Embassy had no immediate comment.
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Moscow
U.S
Richard Osborn
Tass
Sevestia
Tass Scid
Reharn
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