Howard County Exec Seeks Maryland Governor Post
Howard County Executive Charles Ecker urged Republicans to back his bid for governor at a Frederick County gathering. He highlighted budget reforms, a AAA bond rating, and a $24 million rainy day fund, saying he would bring ethics and fiscal discipline to Annapolis. Ecker noted Maryland's weak business image and education reforms while recounting his county record of deficit elimination and job creation. He urged support for his candidacy and stressed accountability in government.
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Aron Mutilation Evidence Shapes Borderline Diagnosis
In Rockville, psychiatrist Dr. Lawrence Y. Kline expanded Ruthann Aron’s diagnosis from overwhelming low mood to borderline personality disorder after she disclosed self inflicted toe lacerations with a nail clipper. He cited early onset and history of self harm, while noting added bipolar considerations from other doctors. A defense case continues with witnesses detailing Aron’s mental state and personal history.
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Taylor seeks ethics staff to aid Maryland lawmakers
Annapolis AP Caspar Taylor proposes a full time ethics office within the General Assembly to advise on conflicts between public duties and private business. The plan would also oversee ethics laws comprehension and disclosure forms, with outside experts rating Maryland's ethics laws among the nation’s toughest.
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Woman fitting missing witness described after homicide
An unidentified woman who was stabbed to death matches the description of a prostitute sought as a potential witness in the murder of Darrius Fetterhoff in Greencastle, Pennsylvania. Thomas C. Wallace, 31, remains in custody after an August arrest. he has begun an 11 year sentence on a related drug conviction. The dead woman, a white female in her late teens to early 20s, with brown hair and a front tooth gap, was found near railroad tracks in Hagerstown. Investigators seek Clara Miller’s dental records to identify the victim while continuing inquiries into the Aug. 20 attack and subsequent drug activity cases.
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