Middletown Man Convicted of Assaulting Elderly Couple
In Middletown, Robert Leon Jacobs, 29, was convicted of assaulting Mrs. Agnes Harman in the Harmans’ home after his car stuck on their lawn. He was also found to have damaged property, driven while under the influence, and faced a deferred sentence pending a background check. Judge Mary Ann Stepler cited alcohol influence and described the attack, door damage, and harmed glasses and grass.
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Walkersville
James Trail
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Bower
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Buckeystown
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Sagner Court
Bernard Elworthy
Braddock Heights
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Reagan cites tax cuts to lower rates and spur growth
Reagan argues cutting spending and lowering interest rates will boost business amid recession. He says arms buildup could pressure the Soviet Union to negotiate, while SALT II remains contested. Other items include a May 15 16 antique show and local court cases involving assault and probation.
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Yinger to retire after 25 years as Maryland State Police commander
Lt. Robert Yinger, longtime commander of Barracks B in Frederick, will retire June 30 after 25 years with the Maryland State Police. A Thurmont native, he served at multiple barracks, attended police training and college programs, and served in the Army MP corps. A June 25 retirement party at the Independent Hose Company includes a cocktail hour, dinner, and dance, with attendance by invitation.
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Ron Herring
Millard Mastrino
Bill Krants
Lottery numbers drawn in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Baltimore numbers 975 won the Maryland Daily Numbers lottery on Thursday while Harrisburg reported 651 as the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery winner. The AP brief notes the two states' draws occurred on the same day with distinct winning digits.
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