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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1981

Page

2

Calhoun defense asks life sentence

In Rockville a penalty phase opened for James Arthur Calhoun after a jury found him guilty of murdering Montgomery County Police Officer Philip Carl Metz. Defense urged life without parole, while prosecutors pressed for the death penalty, noting aggravating factors and the potential for a verdict of death with the trial extending beyond ten hours.

Rockville Montgomery County Philip Carl Metz Germantown James Cromwell James Arthur Calhoun Cromwell Crm Sant Sixth Judicial Circuit News-Post Calhoun David Wayne Myers Wheaton Curtis Monroe Myers Douglas Cumming Jr W. Bell & Company Barry Hamilton Hamilton

City Council approves gas survey and multiple permits

City officials discussed a survey finding 60 percent of the gas problem. The meeting approved an agreement with Richard Brinker to apportion storm drain costs. The Parks committee continued a land sale on Twelfth Street and Motter Avenue. A title dispute was noted for 403 Center Street. Parking rates for Weinberg lot were set equal to the parking deck. John Kaill was appointed to the Recreation Commission. Festival of Lights set for Dec 18 from 7 to 9 pm. National Guard training planned for Nov 21 and 22. Water connection approved for a laundromat at 415 E Patrick St. Credit reductions requested for several developments.

Richard Brinker Parks, Streets and Sanitation Committee Twelfth Street Motter Avenue Young Daniel E. George Center Street Weinberg John Kaill Recreation Commission Old Courthouse Square Maryland Army National Guard Allen Brown E. Patrick St Ellipse Corp Riggs Court Hillcrest Orchards Land Investment Associates No. 1 Ambertowne Antietam Village Land Investment Associates No Heather Ridge Drive Country Hill Apartments

New Democratic group forms in Frederick County

A new political club the United Democrats of Frederick County forms after a Friday election, uniting Democrats from Frederick County with aims to unify the party and discuss issues. At a Thursday meeting, members touted unity while planning future events and fundraising basketball games for the county committee.

Frederick City Frederick County Democratic Central Committee United Democrats of UDFC Hugh Schneider Erni Central Committee A. Irvin Renn Jeffersonian Democratic Club JDC Renn Clay Wolfe Baltimore Orioles Jim Palmer Frederick

Schools close for parent conferences schedule outlined

County elementary schools will close early for parent conferences on Monday Nov 9 and Monday Nov 16 with afternoon sessions and noon closings except North Frederick. Wednesday Nov 11 has morning closures with 12:30 pm start and noon for North Frederick. Kindergarten details vary by day and lunch service continues.

North Frederick

Congress tackles abortion amendment and NRC licensing plan

Thursday congressional actions include the House approving a bill letting the Nuclear Regulatory Commission issue temporary operating licenses for atomic plants before hearings. In New York, Terence Cardinal Cooke and Archbishop John Roach urged a Senate subcommittee to back a constitutional amendment empowering Congress and states to limit a woman's abortion right.

House Nuclear Regulatory Commission Terence Cardinal Cooke New York John R. Roach Minneapolis Senate Judiciary Congress

Stray bullet wounds UPS driver on Maryland road

A United Parcel Service employee, 23-year-old Martin Edward Border of Hagerstown, was hit in the left thigh by a stray small caliber bullet while driving a UPS truck on Kelbaugh Road in Maryland. He was treated and released at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Police deem the shooting probably accidental as investigation continues.

United Parcel Service Maryland Martin Edward Border View St Hagerstown Kelbaugh Road Border Frederick Memorial Hospital Te. J. M. Kuhn

International Brokers Ltd Inc Promotes Jewelry Dream

A Frederick Maryland ad from International Brokers Ltd Inc invites customers to 14K jewelry and diamonds. It touts growing business, excellent prices and service, and asks readers to visit at 235 North Market Street. The message ends with a phone number 694 6980.

Frederick International Brokers Ltd, Inc North Market Street Maryland

Lottery winners in Maryland and Pennsylvania Drawings

Baltimore AP reports the Daily Numbers lottery winner is 129 for Thursday. Harrisburg AP notes the Pennsylvania Daily Lottery drawing yielded 2 9 2.

Baltimore Maryland Harrisburg Pennsylvania

Libertytown to pay at least 200 yearly for sewer system

Residents of Libertytown in eastern Frederick County face at least a $200 annual charge for construction and operation of a community sewer system to be funded with 75 percent federal aid. Engineers say home connections will be paid by residents, with total costs rising due to inflation and delays in EPA effluent figures.

Libertytown Frederick County Gary Beach Rockville State Health Department Robert M. Graoinger Beach Libertytown Fire Hall Gruninger Johnson Federal Environmental Protection Agency

Frederick COFTA elects officers at Oct 27 meeting

The Coalition of Frederick Townhouse Associations elected officers at its October 27 gathering. Lou Willhauck of Frederick Heights was named president, Bridget Aldtich of Mountaingate became vice president, and Vaughn Caudill of Willow Crest was re-elected secretary.

Frederick Townhouse Associations COFTA Lou Willhauck Frederick Heights Bridget “Biddy Ald- Tich Mountaingate Vaughn Caudill Willowcrest

Frederick Post Office sale efforts move to city plan

Frederick officials pursue purchase of the demolished postal building as a potential private resale. The Postal Service keeps bids open until November 10 with a decision after a November 20 meeting. Local figures say city action could save the building by reselling to a private user, while county officials decline joint purchase.

Frederick Contractors Yarnell P. Wastler & Sons Inc Gene Romaburg Enterprise Inc Goetz Post Office Ken Tapman Washington Frederick Young Tapman Bolger City Byron U.S Charles McC. Mathias Postal Service Frederick’s HDC Widell Commission Mary G. Williams Richard L. Grossnickle Grossnickle Bryan Pesropsnal Postals

Essex boy missing after errand lures wider search

Essex Maryland AP reports a one-year-old boy missing since Tuesday after running a late afternoon errand. Baltimore County police expect the search to widen today with about 80 officers and aid from additional agencies. The boy disappeared in the vicinity of the family home and authorities are pursuing all leads.

Essex, Md Baltimore County

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