Trust company seeks to recover money lent attorney
The Hagerstown Trust Co. filed suits to recover about $40,000 in loans to Hagerstown attorney Paul Ottinger who has not been seen since early last month. Court filings show about $70,000 missing from two estates Ottinger handled. FBI sought a federal warrant for Ottinger amid fraud claims tied to loans from First National Bank.
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Hagerstown Trust Co
Tetover
Hagerstown
Paul Ttinger
Washington County
Ottinger
William P. Nairn
Circuit Court
FBI
First National Bank
First National
Joan Ottinger
Robert Tedrick
Truman P. Smith
Nairn
Tedrick
Smith
Fire log reports and lottery results from Tuesday
Fire calls reported during the past two hours ending 3 p.m. Tuesday include tree fires bed fires brush fires house fires and weeds fires across multiple towns and streets with units from Braddock Heights Myeraville Middle Town Walkersville and others dispatched. Ambulance calls noted. Baltimore AP reports Maryland lotteries drawn Tuesday night with Daily Lottery Pick Four and Pennsylvania draws Harrisburg AP lists Daily Number 8 7 4 and Big 4 6 2 3 8.
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Braddock Heights
Myeraville
Middletown
Boensbury
Patman
Lewistown
Virginia
Levetsville
Bromswick
Sugar Loaf Mountain
Hyattstown
Urbana
Bealisville
Inspiration Ave
Walkersville
Braddock Heights Park
Wekaig Road
Livertytows
New Market
Baltimore
Maryland
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Weather forecast for Western Maryland and mountains
Tonight cloudy with light winds and low temperatures in the low 30s to 40s. Thursday partly cloudy with highs around 50s and easterly winds near 10 mph. Maryland mountains expect showers with highs in the low to mid 50s and light northeast winds. Yesterday’s highs ranged from 51 to 54 and lows from 25 to 29. Extended outlook calls for mostly cloudy conditions Friday through Sunday with seasonal temperatures and similar highs and lows.
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Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Maryland Mountains
County gets federal funds for emergency shelters
The Frederick County Sheriff’s Department will negotiate a rental of a new headquarters on Md 355 despite commissioners concerns over cost and location. The revised monthly rent is 4240 with a one time relocation cost of 11540. The facility size is 5100 square feet, far less than earlier estimates.
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Sheriff's Department
Frederick
MD. 355
Robert Snyder
Ron Hart
Hart
Snyder
Detention Center
Benjamin Lewis
Carl Barron
Mark Hoke
Richard Grossnickle
Central Alarm
Sterling Bollinger
Department
Charles Smith
Jurors award woman 4500 in 1 270 mishap
A Frederick City woman, Shelley Manley, was awarded 4500 by a Frederick County jury after a Dec 2 1985 multi car crash on I 270. Witnesses testified Silberg Steinberg slowed to about 10 mph while entering left lane toward I 70, Stebbins swerved to avoid the car, and jurors found Silberg Steinberg negligent for attempting a two lane crossing during rush hour. Nine witnesses testified. the suit sought 109000 in damages. Judge Clater W Smith Jr presided.
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Shelley Manley
Willowdale Drive
Frederick County
Ms. Manley
Baltimore
Robert Stebbins
Germantown
Silberg-Steimberg
Stebbins
Silberg- Steinberg
Srephins
Clater W. Smith Jr
Hoffman & Aptel
Rockville
Ering S. Johnson
Janet W. Wiles
Dorothy P. Beebe
Marcia E. Remsberg
Gloria J. Mercer
Mary L. Trost
Rose M. Phillips
Donna L. Tracy
Donna
Man gets 60 years for armed robbery
Convicted armed robber Warren Anthony Hebron was given a 60 year sentence by Carroll County Circuit Court Judge Donald J. Gilmore for the knife point Mount Airy Equitable Savings and Loan robbery on September 13 1964. The judge added another 60 years on prior sentences to prevent further crimes. Hebron, 36, has a long record including several armed robbery convictions since 1968 and the court noted rehabilitation efforts had failed. The trio of counts from the Mount Airy robbery carried the maximum sentences for each count. The heist involved stealing 700 dollars from the savings and loan association.
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Warren Anthony Hebron
Carroll County
Mount Airy
Gilmore
Hebron
Savings and Loan Association
Senate nears vote on Contra aid amid split opinions
In a tightly divided Senate, leaders forecast a close vote on stopping the 40 million dollar Contra aid package. Supporters and opponents project varied outcomes, with Reagan likely to veto any disapproval and a potential path toward a broader cutoff next fiscal year.
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Senate
Reagan
Lowell P. Weicker
R-Conn
Congress
Joseph Biden Jr
D-R.1
Biden
Abc-Tv
Claiborne Pell
D-R.j
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
House
Typhoid Fever Suit Hits McDonald’s Over Salads
Lynn D. Ruffing of Centreville Virginia files in Montgomery County Circuit Court accusing the Silver Spring McDonald’s of negligence in serving a shrimp salad contaminated with typhoid bacteria that sickened him and eight others. The suit asserts improper storage and handling and cites a carrier-employee linked to the outbreak.
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Rockville, Md
Virginia
McDonald’s Corp
Silver Spring
Lynn D. Ruffing
Centreville
Montgomery County
Ruffing
McDonald's
McDonald’s
Georgia
Ellsworth Avenues
Parked car leads to more than a ticket
A stolen 1987 Toyota found in the Frederick County Courthouse lot led police to Kevin A. Tate, 20, who allegedly deserted from the Navy in December. Officers cited Tate after linking records to a missing car from Deerfield, Florida, and he was charged with grand theft with $10,000 bail. Philip Otintch
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Frederick County
Frederick City
Navy
Richard J. Ashton
Deerfield
Fla
Kevin A. Tate
Tate
SHA to alter U S 15 crossovers north of Frederick
The State Highway Administration will modify at least two intersections on U S 15 north of Frederick to stop left turns from side roads. Construction may start this spring or early summer. The Hayward Road and Route 355 junctions are targeted to reduce angle crash risk, with left turns banned from side roads but right turns allowed. A two year old was among injuries in a Monday Hayward Road crash. Additional work includes turn lanes and bypass lanes at Basford Road and Mountville Road near Jefferson.
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State Highway Administration
U.S. 15
Frederick
Hayward Road
Gene Straub
SHA
Straub
Jefferson
Basford Road
Mountville Road
Susan C. Nicol
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