Officer acquitted on most charges in teen battery case
A Montgomery County Circuit Court jury acquitted Christopher Albrecht of three charges and convicted him only of battery against a 17-year-old companion of a 14-year-old car thief. Sentencing set for Dec 12. he faces separate trial in a fatal May Gaithersburg incident.
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Montgomery County
Christopher Albrecht
Albrecht
Gaithersburg
Mr. Albrecht
Crawford
Madrid conference ends as PLO lauds talks progress
PLO adviser Nabil Shaath praises Baker for pushing Arabs and Israelis to dialogue while indicating a resumption of talks with the United States. Abdul-Salam Majali says the joint Jordanian Palestinian delegation gains independent identity, with Palestinians proposing talks resume in under three weeks possibly in North America. Assad and Hrawi meet in Damascus to stress Israel's withdrawal and Syria's role in Lebanon.
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Nabil Shaath
PEO
Veccor Arafat
James A. Baker III
Mr. Shaath
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Israel
CIA
Shaath
Jordan
Abdul-Salam Majali
Palestine
Majali
West Bank
North America
Middle East
Hafez Assad
Syria
Elias Hrawi
Lebanon
Damascus
Madrid
BoE Eyes Further Budget Cuts Amid Shortfall Debate
Commissioners discuss a 5.9 million deficit with a 2.7 million cut from the school board. Capital-budget delays include Middletown Elementary retirement, Gov Thomas Johnson High middle-school study, and almost one million in other projects pushed to 1983.
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Ronald Sundergill
David Gray
Middletown
Thomas Johnson
Reeder
South East County High School
New Midway Elementary
Mount Pleasant Biementary Actuys
East Street project gains backing from officials
East Street the company's interest depends on a state and county commitment to finish East Street soon. Mr. Schwartzman urged commissioners for support while Frederick Mayor Paul Gordon said the proposal could attract other developers along the creek. Del. James E. McClellan endorsed the plan 100 percent. Commissioner Sue Ann Yingling called the project a priority and noted anticipated tax revenue benefits for city, county, and state.
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East Street
Schwartzman
Frederick
Paul Gordon
James E. McClellan
Frederick Washington
Sue Ann Yingling
Indian speaker to address Fort Detrick heritage program
Mitchell Lester Bush Jr. an Onondaga Indian will speak at Fort Detrick's American Indian Heritage Month program on Thursday November 7 at 10 30 a m in the post community activities center Chief Bush of the Tribal Enroll ment at the Bureau of Indian Affairs Washington DC will discuss Current Indian Affairs A cultural exhibit will run from 9 30 a m to 1 30 p m at the center Public urged to attend for more information call 683 2018
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Mitchell Lester Bush Jr
Fort Detrick
The
Post
Chief Bush
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington, D.C
Public Affairs Office
County dept heads propose $1.07 million budget cuts to shield salaries
Frederick County directors outline a plan to trim the budget by 1.07 million, including a 200000 cut from capital funds to protect employee salaries. Commissioners hesitate, considering furloughs and delaying projects, with officials saying no one is guaranteed salary protections. The proposal delays the Hep salary system, freezes reclassifications, ends sick leave incentives, suspends tuition reimbursements, buys fewer materials, and trims multiple agency and nonprofit budgets by circulated percentages.
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Frederick County
Ronald Hart
County Management Services Division
Ronald Sundergill
Lue Ans Yingling
FCTA balks Over Budget Gap in Montgomery County Schools
The Montgomery County school board rejected the $550,000 forgiveness request from the FCTA and must pick between further program cuts or breaking the negotiated pact. A list of $4.5 million in renegotiable reductions includes eliminating a 7 percent September raise, scrapping the step increment, furlough days, and tightening travel and tuition reimbursements. The board may tap surplus funds but warned high risk moves like deferred maintenance remain.
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FCTA
Mark Blom
Montgomery County
Patterson
Edgar Larson
Mount Airy Grants Budget Cuts to Offset Expenses
Mount Airy council approves more than 27000 in budget savings to offset unexpected costs. Largest cut delays three new vehicles for 23000, with further savings from dept head reduction, surplus equipment, and service-line consolidations. Public hearing set for Dec 2 on Frederick Cablevision franchise. Annexation hearing Jan 13 for Main Street Limited Partnership.
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Mount Airy
Gerald Johnson
Marc Nance
Water and Sewer Department
Frederick Cablevision
Prestige Cable
Cable Commission
Main Street Limited Partnership
Harper Drive
North Main Street
Carroll County
Gasaver developer awarded fee in platinum fuel claim case
Boston based National Fuelsaver Corp developer of the Platinum Gasaver was awarded a legal fee of 22 747 10 by Federal Courts amid a dispute over the device’s claimed benefits. The Gasaver allegedly releases platinum to boost internal engine combustion, improving fuel efficiency and octane, with government study cited on testing methods. Joel Robinson touted sales and benefits including carbon cleaning for engine life. Contact numbers provided for more information.
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Boston
OPEC
National Fudlsaver Corporation of
National Fuelsaver Corp
Joel Robinson
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