Fines and sentences in Frederick circuit court action
Tuesday's Frederick district court session led by Judge Stanley Y Bennett James yielded fines and jail terms for multiple defendants. Mercer received nine days concurrent with a one year sentence for motor vehicle convictions. Bowie got 60 days for shoplifting goods valued at 37.96. Bowens was fined 150 plus costs for shoplifting 27.24. Frey Hood faced 15 days for three counts of passing bad checks with credit for time served. Thomas received 100 fine with 50 suspended for possessing a sawed off shotgun. Boyd fined 150 with 100 suspended for shoplifting 17.44. Simms fined 25 for sleeping on the sidewalk. Kemp admitted negligent driving and received probation. Turner received PBJ for possession of alcohol. Fraley placed on 12 months probation and ordered to audit his checking. Smith and Wastler granted PBJ for one year for marijuana possession. Blumenauer granted PBJ for six months on assaulting an officer.
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Frederick
Stanley Y. Bennett
James Robert Mercer
Frederick County
Mercer
David K. Callahan
Barbara Jo Bowie
John Hanson Apartments
Helen L. Bowens
Bowie
Zayre
Jean Marie Frey Hood
William Nicklas Jr
Franklin Stillrich
Bee We
Suteich Sau
Waccna Wird
Gary Robert Thomas
Thomas
Dorothy M. Boyd
Safeway
Stillrich
Thomas Andrew Simms
Frederick City
John Francis Kemp
Kemp
James Clapp
Ricky Ecker
Herbert Rollins
Christopher Daniel Turner
Larry W. Fraley
Praley
Michael Alan Smith
Gary Lee Wastler
Harry T. deMoll
Nicklas
Bennett
Maryland
Debora Sue Blumenauer
Richard Eyler
Miss Blumenauer
Cimirpesey Ever
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ronald Lease
Darrell Dean Spradlin
Anne Jean Crutcher
William Charles Mundey
George Dorsey
Budget notes show conservative plan easing tax needs
Los Angeles AP reports county officials revise revenue estimates upward to meet spending goals, allowing lower property tax collection. Fox notes readiness to run a surplus, while capital projects gain and small grants are added. Young discusses Frederick budget figures, capital improvements as a planning tool, Beck bill impact, and preps 1980 budget. The mayor attends a national bowling tournament after a city county briefing today.
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Fox
American Bowling Congress
Young
Child abuse case details and public reporting guidance
A report explains rights and duties of officials and the public in abuse cases, noting mandatory reporting by educators and nurses, immunity for certain reporters, and procedures to investigate within two hours and seek court orders for removal if needed. It cites a real case at a shabby tenant farm house, describes conditions, and mentions efforts by Protective Services and police, plus volunteer contact for a community program. It also includes background on abuse prevalence and signs, and concludes with a note about upcoming programs and free babysitting. It ends with a separate explainer about the Great Barrier Reef, describing its composition and location off Queensland.
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Protective Services
Social Services
Harmond
Parsane
Ms. Ann Law
Child and Family Advocates Group
Federal revenue sharing funds decline for Frederick County
County Comptroller Thomas M. Fox said the 1980 revenue sharing allocation is about 1.4 million dollars, the lowest in four years, reflecting a 2 percent drop from this year. Unallocated funds of 391,389 carry over, allowing a 1986 capital budget earmark while tax effort and school spending influence funding.
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Frederick County
Thomas M. Fox
Fox
Board of Education
Mary G. Williams
FCTA
White
Foz
Winchester Hall
Highway Department
Spring rally energizes Frederick area Lutherans in Bethesda
Frederick area women attended the Lutheran Womens Missionary League Potomac zone spring rally at Pilgrim Lutheran Church in Bethesda on May 5. The event elected a zone co chairwoman, reviewed the theme He Lights Up My Life, and featured Rev Bruce Barth opening with guided imagery. Organizers included Sally Betzner Cindy Graunke Nancy Neubauer and Edie Sedowsky.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Womens Missionary Leagues
Potomac Zone
Pilgrim Lutheran
Cochairman
Drinkwater
Frederick Area
Linganore High School B and E probe underway
Maryland state police continue investigation of a breaking and entering at Linganore High School during the late Sunday hours. Suspects shattered a Vo-Ag window and offices of the vice principal and secretary while attempting to access a safe. Call 663-3101 with tips.
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Linganore High School
Maryland
Tfe. J
B&e
Maryland State Police
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Los Angeles
Society of Children’s Books Writers
Stella Pevsner
Elaine
Phyllis R Naylor
Great Barrier Reef
Australia
Queensland
Downtown Frederick Association
National Historic Preservation Week
Mal Hurwitz
Pras
W. Patrick St
Mendrickson's
Remsberg's Jewelers
Young Men's Shop
Learmont Book & Record Shop
Elkins Jewelers
The
Lutheran Womens Missionary League
Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod
James L. Bryan
Middletown
Walkersville
Linganore
Cobbie Cuddlers
Downtown Park ‘N Shop
Frederick Brick Works
Ees
South Street
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