Reiber Acquitted in CTR Case After Closing Arguments
The jury cleared Reiber of structuring a cash deposit and filing false statements after defense argued the IRS instruction stopped filing. Testimony covered Reiber’s rise from Waynesboro banker to Myersville Bank president and alleged missteps by Doris Cooper and Patsy Stine. Prosecutors pressed that the crime occurred when the CTR was not filed, while defense claimed no crime occurred and witnesses supported Reiber’s conduct.
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CTR
Davis
U.S. Attorney's Office
James Ulwick
CTA
IRS
Doris Cooper
Ulwick
U.S
Lisa Griffin
Waynesboro
First National Bank
Hagerstown Junior College
Myersville Bank
Myersville
Reiber
Main Street
Washington County
Frederick
Patsy Stine
Blickenstaff
Paul Spangler
Harold Tracy
Mr. Reiber
Mr. Tracy
Griffin
Ms. Stine
Ms. Griffin
Ms. Cooper
Frederick man pleads to involuntary homicide in Teeter shooting
Ahalt admits loading the 16 gauge shotgun before Mr Teeter died from a single head wound. Eyewitnesses testified to drunken talk and pleas to be killed, while fingerprint and weapon exams raised questions of accidental discharge. The plea avoids state prison with local incarceration and dropped reckless endangerment charges. sentencing set for late April.
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Teeter
Ahalt
Hutchuson
Adalt
Mr. Teeter
Hutchison
Justin Stewart
Jefferson
Blue Ridge Store Changes Hands on North Market Street
The business opened in 1939 on North Market Street operated by the owner’s father and moved to 101 E. Patrick St in 1946. The seller hopes the buyer keeps the business in the same vein and notes many shoppers still rely on it. He plans to decide his next steps after the sale and rules out a political return.
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North Market Street
E. Patrick St
Merchant
Maryland weighs public funds for stadium deals
Maryland legislators debated a plan to use state funds and lottery revenues to back a $200 million Baltimore stadium near Camden Yards and a Redskins project. Governor Glendening backed mixed funding as lawmakers clashed over school construction needs and private profits.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
Modell
Redskins
Cooke
Glendening
Senate
House of Delegates
Roy Dyson
Camden Yards
General Assembly
Dyson
Barbara Hoffman
Budget and Taxation Committee
Maryland heirs face heavy taxes driving farm loss
The Maryland Department of Agriculture notes a 18 percent farm decline from 1985 to 1995, with 3,200 farms dropped from 17,500 to 14,300. Inheritance taxes bite heirs, prompting proposals to exempt farms of 50 acres or more, while federal taxes also loom.
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Maryland
Maryland Department of Agriculture
Budget and Taxation Committee
Barbara Hoffman
Baltimore
Senate
House of Delegates
Michael Hodes
Hodes
Smith Memorial: antique dealer and historian dies
Allen R. Smith, 64, Woodsboro antique authority in clock repair and appraisals, founder of Allen R. Smith Advertising and Antiques, longtime Woodsboro resident and member of local historical societies, died after a life rooted in preservation. Visitation 7 9 p.m. Thursday at Woodsboro funeral home. services 2 p.m. Friday. burial Mount Hope Cemetery. Memorials to charity.
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Woodsboro
Bartzler
Maurice A. Arsenault
Mount Hope Cemetery
Mr. Smith
Victor Cullen students train at Donnelly’s restaurant program
Students from Victor Cullen work at Donnelly’s where they bus tables deliver meals and help in the kitchen. Kent Johnson, the chef, defends the effort saying offenders deserve chances and other employers should follow. The program teaches work basics and provides real job experience beyond campus tasks.
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Donnelly
Clark
Donnelly’s
McDonald’s
Johnson
Cullen
Outback
Mr. Piavis
Ms. Bukowitz
Victor Cullen
Smithsburg woman accused of theft from Bon Ton
Linda Joan Summers a 49 year old Smithsburg resident is accused of stealing 20824.24 dollars from The Bon Ton at Frederick Towne Mall by submitting false Merchandise return slips since Christmas 1993 She faces four counts of petty theft and a theft scheme charge with a 5000 dollar bond If convicted she could receive up to 18 months on each petty theft and 15 years on the felony theft scheme Police say video tapes supported the case No trial date has been set Samuel Kasraie a 46 year old Sterling resident is charged with theft and insurance fraud Kasraie allegedly obtained a 4730 check from Ivan Jinnette for a supposed life insurance policy His license had been revoked four months earlier Eric Schaffer of the Frederick County State's Attorney's office urged those believing they were conned to contact him Following the reading of these charges no trial date has been set.
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Melinda M Brown
Adab
Frederick City
Bruce DeGrange
Ahalt
Frederick County
Brook Lane
Hagerstown
Hutchison
Dwyer
Smithsburg
Bon Ton
Frederick Towne
Sterling
Bowers Road
Linda Joan Summers
Ms. Sumers
Frederick
R.A. Figgers
Samuel Kasraie
William Folden
Waitress Refuses $1000 Tip Reversal at Oregon Restaurant
Ruth Bullis at Stanford's Restaurant in Lake Oswego keeps a $1000 tip from a $3.95 gin and tonic. The mystery tipper later asked for the money back, but Bullis and the Pacific Coast Restaurants Inc. owner say the cardholder clearly intended the gratuity and the tip remains. American Express is briefed on the dispute.
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Lake Oswego
Ore
Ruth Bullis
Ms. Bullis
Stanford
Portland
Pacific Coast
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Hrederickh News
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Thomas Bramwell
Baltimore County
Redskins Stadium
Maryland Stadium Authority
Baltimore Stadium
Maryland Farm Bureau
Peter G. Camalco
Sn Ieebeh
Valley Tax Service
Middletown
Fredericks
Solatube
Fairview Center
7Th Street
Peel
Welte
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