Law Day panel at Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School
Eighth graders asked judiciary members about law and youth crime during a Law Day program at Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School. Panelists cited a Supreme Court decision on student searches, noted current Maryland limits, and discussed potential changes to state education law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School
Judiciary
Circuit Court
Wiliam Wenner
District Court
Mary Ann Stepier
Tommy Dorsey
Janice Ambrose
U.S. Supreme Court
Dorsey
Stepler
High Court
Maryland
Frederick County
Santa Claus
Wenner
Area Law Representatives
Students discuss smoking rules and judicial robes in forum
Legislators debated the issue while a mixed community stance emerged. Students questioned school smoking policy, and Judge Stepler noted teachers smoke while students do not, prompting objections and life lesson remarks. Judge Wenner explained historical robe attire tied to England and Queen Anne mourning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Stepler
Wenner
U.S
England
Queen Anne
Gary Bockel
Six Collingswood Center workers and residents honored as humanitarians
A Rockville based ceremony recognized six Collingswood Nursing Center staff and residents as Humanitarians of the Year. Isabelle Van Der Wheele received the longest service award at 11 years, while Carol Davis and Myrna Highland were cited for lasting dedication. Genevieve Van Vetter, 99, and James Jones were honored among the residents for steadfast optimism, with Susie Porterfield noted for cheerfulness. State Senator Denis served as master of ceremonies and Rockville officials attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Carol Davis
Gaithersburg
Myrna Highland
Derwood
Collingswood Nursing Center
Gemeany
Isabelle van der Wheele
Montgomery County
Constance Morella
Davis
Ms. Highland
Herbert Burgess
Keep
Genevieve van Vetter
van der Wheele
James Jones
Susie Porterfield
Howard Denis
Viola Houseplan
Knoxville man to stand trial on rape and kidnapping
A 1-year-old Knoxville man, Charles L. Moten, will stand trial in circuit court on rape, sexual offenses, kidnapping, assault and battery, and false imprisonment in an alleged Feb. 20 encounter with a 13-year-old girl. Preliminary hearing found probable cause. Moten remains in no bond status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Frederick County
Charles L. Moten
Knoxville Road
Moten
Neil Raley
Gerry L. Shugars
Linganore Road
Frederick
Charles
Public relations official to head airport guideline task force
A Frederick official named Steve Bassett of the Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association to lead a six member task force. The group, including Bill Caudell and others, will draft airport guidelines to replace federal rules at Frederick Municipal Airport. Key issues include insurance, office space, and flight instructor leasing. A public hearing is set for May 23 with a possible aldermen vote that night.
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Steve Bassett
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Frederick
Bill Caudell
Frederick Aviation
Douglas Tavenner
Charles DeWald
Bernard Funk
Archie Rogers
Steve Chanpell
Young
AOPA
Young Said. At A Hearing Before the Mayor and Board of Aldermen
Ed Beall
Board of Aldermen
Karen Gardner
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Speaking
Law
Nancy Luse
News-Post
the News
Lawrence A. Y Jr
Mary Ann Stepler
William W. Wenner
Nanci Bross
New York
Nellie Bly
David Gershon
Greece
Lake Placid
N.Y
United Nations
Collingswood Center
The
Montgomery Bureau
Sweet Rhythm Jackson
Nat Hentoff
Division of Correction
Janey
Paul S. Smith
Locust Street
Hagerstown
Ya Coe Eek Cete
Goodwin Gallery
Discount Jewelry & Coin
E. Patrick St
Joyce Castle
Gilbert Opticians
Frederick County Square
Baughman
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Frederick Towne Mall
F&m
F&m Bank
Center Mall
FDIC
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