Court denies request to relocate remains in Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals rejects Elizabeth L. Dougherty’s bid to move her late husband Patrick F. Dougherty Jr. remains from the family plot in Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens. The ruling emphasizes the finality of burial when consent is given or implied by those most interested.
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Annapolis
Elizabeth L. Dougherty
Maryland Court of Appeals
Supreme Bench
Benjamin Cardozo
Patrick F. Dougherty Jr
Baltimore
Dougherty
Lutherville
Dulaney Valley Memorial Gardens
Patrick Dough
High Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Harry A. Cole
Cole
Birthday Wishes Reach Lime Kiln Area Folk
In Lime Kiln area news Mrs. Henry Baugher notes birthday wishes for Lisa Hawkins and Agnes Shores on Friday May 26 and for Lewis Ayler Jr. and Henry Baugher Jr. on Monday May 2. Tommy Baugher recently turned seven with a surprise party hosted by his parents at his grandparents home. Attendees included the Ramsburg and Ayler families and others from Reidh's Ford Road. Visitors at the Baugher Sr. home included George Shores of Frederick and Oliver McKenzie with Cathy of Rt. 4. John Williams plans a Tennessee visit and will return later in the week. Mrs. Korrell, a surgical patient, is improving after a Frederick Memorial Hospital stay.
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Henry Baugher
Lisa Hawkins
Agnes. Shores
Lewis Ayler Jr
Henry Baugher Jr
Tommy Baugher
Henry Baugher Sr
Junior Ramsburg
Old Annapolis Road
Wayne Baugher
Reidh
Ford Road
George Shores
Frederick
Oliver McKenzie
Cathy
John Williams
Tennessee
Kenneth Korrell
States pay more in federal costs than they gain in aid
Twenty one states led by Indiana paid more in federal tax costs than received in grants in fiscal 1977, with Maryland, Virginia, and Delaware also showing net costs. the Tax Foundation compared state tax outlays for grants to actual aid received from the U S Treasury. Local residents and families from Frederick Buckeystown and nearby areas are listed, while Carroll Manor Elementary School students enjoyed a trip to The Enchanted Forest with parent volunteers helping with the event.
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New York
Maryland
Delaware
Washington
Tax Foundation, Inc
Foundation
U.S. Treasury
Indiana
Virginia
Airline aims to resolve blind cane policy in court
United Airlines fights a state injunction over confiscating blind passengers canes at Baltimore Washington Airport. Circuit Court Judge James A. Perrott weighs authority to alter policy as federal courts may hear the case. The injunction bars storage of canes during takeoffs and landings amid safety concerns.
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Baltimore Cars
United Airlines
James A. Perrott
Perrott
United
Baltimore- Washington International
No Sanders
Baltimore
National Federation of the Blind
Ronald Liebman
United’s
Baltimore-Washington
Perkins inmate accuses Kreiner kin in triple murder
In Glen Burnie AP report Edward T Kreiner Jr 30 is accused by Ronald E Shipley in a transcript of involvement in the killings. Shipley says Stuart L Kreiner 17 told him his brother killed the three girls in the woods. Transcript quotes Stuart claiming his brother forced the girls to come down and then killed them.
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Perkins
Kreiner
Glen Burnie
Edward T
Anne Aresdel Kreiner
Stuart L. Kreiner
Paychit
Ronald E. Shipley
Edward T. Kreiner Jr
Shipley
Stuart
Milk driver acquitted amid license lapse reprimand
Emmitsburg man Wilbur R. Topper 35, a Zent Inc. driver of Keymar, was acquitted of operating a milk tank truck without a license after a state agriculture commission found his license was delayed in the mail. He was reprimanded for not picking up the license when it did not arrive on time.
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Baltimore
Emmitsburg
Wilbur RK. Topper
Zent, Inc
Keymar
State Agriculture Department
Alphabet murder trial testimony links two in plot
The case centers on Clarence Tyler and accomplices in Flint Michigan accused of conspiring to murder a key witness in a federal drug case. Lorretta Banks testified Tyler said the victim must be shot twice to ensure death after a first shot appeared ineffective. Harris was killed in April 1977 a month after testifying to a grand jury in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
Michigan
Lorretta Banks
Flint
Mich
Clarence Bernard Tyler
Clarence Tyler
Marazelius Wilson
Eugene Johnson
Ting
Harris
Los Angeles
Tyler Brothers
Wilson
Miss Johnson
J.T. Tyler
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Lime Kiln Area News
Ross
Jefferson Pike
Liebman
Steven A. Allen
Federal Aviation Administration
Ed Faverman
Tyler
Hechinger
Ela Ee
Cee
Scotts
Garden Dept
Scotts Super Turf
Scotts Super
Peor
Teghinger
Montgomery Ward
Scotts Turf
Tages Rt
D.C
Smart
Iine Sert
Sam Syrt
Intennett
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