McVeigh Receives One Month Stay Ahead of Trial
Federal judge Ashcroft delays Richard McVeigh’s execution date by one month to allow defense teams to review thousands of pages of evidence and materials that should have been disclosed. McVeigh, held in Terre Haute, Indiana, remains scheduled for lethal injection on June 11.
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Second suspect in Oklahoma City bombing cited in reports
Reports mention a second suspect in the Oklahoma City bombing case as Timothy McVeigh's lawyers faced withheld investigative papers. The documents, created early in the probe about a possible co-conspirator referred to as John Doe No. 2, were not shared under an agreement. FBI director Louis Freeh and Attorney General John Ashcroft were informed later, with the FBI compiling all reports from December under Special Agent Danny Defenbaugh's lead.
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Love blooms in Frederick County jail romance case
Correctional officers, including one of two married couples working at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center, faced a strange romance story. Cpl Carol Souder, a five year veteran, described mutual understanding while details of the affair emerged. The report notes tensions and implications for facility staff.
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City and residents to share sidewalk repair costs
City council peers nearly unanimously back a plan to split repair bills when a city planted tree damages sidewalks. Current code makes property owners pay $300 to $500 regardless of tree fault, prompting calls for change as Bradford pear trees fail and disrupt sidewalks citywide. The proposal could go to a vote next week amid requests to fix sidewalks and remove problematic trees.
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Frederick city seeks pretrial discovery limits in black book suit
City files motions in a complex case naming Frederick officials and Associated Press arguing officials are not parties and asking for expedited document review. Debra Borden and others contest, while Schulman supports swift clerks chamber review.
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Creekside office lease in dispute amid $11 million project
Developer Marc Silverman seeks city leasing space in Carroll Creek Plaza to salvage an $11 million project raising alarms among officials. Aldermen note potential bailout risk while awaiting decision. Silverman has also approached county and school board about leasing, with construction deadline Sept. looming to avoid loss of Site A.
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Patrick Smith Faces Charge In Email Case
A Walkersville youth, Patrick Smith, remains jailed on a 200000 pound bond over an Internet message case. Defense attorney Stephen Cline argued the defendant showed prolonged distress and bipolar disorder during earlier hearings. The high school incident caused an early closure as the case proceeds.
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