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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1983

Page

5

Jefferson County man pleads guilty in spanking death case

Stuart Green of Jefferson County pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 2-year-old son after a prolonged spanking. The plea negates a trial, carries a possible sentence up to one year in jail and a $1,000 fine, and was entered two months before the scheduled trial of Green and his wife Leslie.

Jefferson County Morgantown W.va Stuart Green Monongalia Frank DePond Stuart Leslie Green DePond Fine Joseph M. Green Braun Hamstead She Ehald Kabletown Hamstead Greens Joseph Leslie Green Jefferson Memorial Hospital John C. Skinner R. Edward Friend Skinner Green’s Pierre Dostert

Local Frederick cabbie sticks to county limits and dreams of a ride-along

Joe Ogle drives a single car around Frederick County and refuses long trips like New York City. He avoids picking up strangers in Baltimore or Washington, keeps late calls at bay, and uses his cab for personal errands. With 140000 miles since 1977, he plans one last car and hopes a trusted driver could take him far.

Ogle Frederick County Baltimore Washington New York City Frederick Mount Pleasant

City opens West Fourth Street to two way traffic

City official Strine says North Market Street repaving and storm drain work proceed with minimal business disruption. West Fourth Street will be opened to two-way traffic from North Bentz to the Fifth Street intersection during construction. Project cost is about 1.5 million dollars with 89.5 percent funded by the state and the remainder by the city.

Carmack-Jay’s West Fourth Street North Bentz North Market Streets Fifth Street Strine North Market Street Menon

Family cling to hope after Patricia Hively’s disappearance

In a tearful interview Patricia Hively’s husband and daughters spoke of hope for her return. He thanked neighbors for meals and support, noting cakes and iced tea, and recalling a neighbor who brought fried chicken and prayers. Jackie Koontz praised the community’s goodness. Maryland treats jousting as an official sport.

Jackie Koontz Hively

Watergate figure pardoned by Reagan ends era for Martinez

Eugenio R Martinez a Watergate defendant pardoned by President Reagan. Martinez 60, Miami car dealership leasing manager, served 15 months of a 1 to 4 year sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy burglary and wiretapping at the Watergate complex on June 17 1972. He said the pardon marks the end of an era and did not know why now.

Washington Eugenio R. Martinez Reagan Martinez Miami David C. Stephenson Justice Department Democratic National Committee Watergate Complex

Donahue suit verdict and police chase details emerge

The article reports on a jury verdict awarding 1.7 million in actual damages and 4.2 million in punitive damages against Donahue's producer over a child return on a Today show segment. It also covers alleged kidnapping links to Wayne R. Anderson, and ongoing police actions in a separate armed robbery case involving Hill and Simpson in Maryland.

Denver Phil Donahue Donahue Willow Lynne Cramler Arvada Lorraine Landelius Ms. Cramlet Wayne R. Anderson Anderson

Lebanon approves draft troop withdrawal with Israel

Beir ut cabinet votes unanimously to back the withdrawal pact and empowers envoy An toine Fattal to sign in due time. In the Bekaa Valley, PLO chief Yasser Arafat visits guerrilla units in his first Lebanon trip since the evacuation from Beirut last summer, with 8,000 to 12,000 PLO troops reportedly deployed behind Syrian lines.

Beirut Lebanon Israel Antoine Fattal PLO Yasser Arafat Bekaa Palestine Liberation Organization Damascus Syria Arafat West Beirut

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