W Rendell Names in Corporate Leadership Slate
W Rendell is named Vice President and Treasurer with Charlene G Young as Secretary George E Rendall serves as General Manager in the firm’s updated leadership roster.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1989
Page
2
W Rendell is named Vice President and Treasurer with Charlene G Young as Secretary George E Rendall serves as General Manager in the firm’s updated leadership roster.
Cloudy with a scattered shower chance across Western Maryland counties Frederick Montgomery and Washington. Lows around 56. Winds light to southwest 15 to 29 mph. Maryland Mountains 50 percent shower chance with highs in the lower 60s and southwest winds 15 to 20 mph. Yesterday temperatures listed for Frederick Cumberland Hagerstown Oakland Westminster. Extended outlook through Saturday with showers possible Wednesday night and Thursday, diminishing west to east, milder Thursday highs in the mid 50s to low 60s, cooler Friday and Saturday with highs near the 50s.
Wayne A. King of 140 West All Saints Street, who pled guilty 12 days earlier to distributing cocaine, was arrested at John Hanson Apartments on Monday at 1 35 PM after allegedly selling crack cocaine to an undercover officer. He faced charges of distribution and possession with intent to distribute crack. He was the 403rd arrest in the special enforcement wave targeting drug dealers.
Cathy Frazer and her husband Robert, with their dog Boots, have a warm new furnished apartment after donations from strangers. A $300 unsigned letter arrived with wishes of goodwill, while Doug Snoots provided a rent-free month. Neighbors delivered firewood groceries and advice on health care, and local groups offered help. The Frazer family, once camped nearby, works on rebuilding their life as Mr. Frazer begins painting work.
In Rockville 85 potential jurors questioned in the Gregory Tu murder case where the victim Lina Tu remains missing since July 14, 1988. The defense expects genetic fingerprint evidence from a Germantown lab. Facts outline a troubled marriage, missing body, large withdrawal, and a Las Vegas arrest leading to trial before Judge J James McKenna.
Fire alarms reported in the past day with calls in Brunswick and nearby areas. Incidents include a house fire on Reeptryst Drive, odor of smoke at Frederick 1-70 Truck Stop, outside gas leaks on 412 W South St and 5325 Spectrum Drive, a brush fire on Gapland Road, and a tree fire near the pear bridge. Emergency calls totaled 35 with 1 routine.
Four Charles Town residents were arrested on cocaine and drug paraphernalia charges after an officer stopped a vehicle at Bentz and Second streets. The incident began when a man was pushed from the car during a light change. Bond set for Kathleen Hardy at 7,000 dollars and for Robert Hardy at 30,000. Cindy Pennell bond 800 and Bruce Waldron 1,000. Additional cases include a Walkersville teen charged with shoplifting at 7-Eleven and others facing distribution charges from a broader crackdown named Operation Crack Down.
Three defendants in Frederick County Circuit Court pleaded guilty Monday. Melinda Tribbett, 26, of Frederick, admitted distributing cocaine. bond was revoked and she remains in the Frederick County Adult Detention Center. sentencing set for Jan. 3 after failed drug treatment. Thomas S. Budd of Wheaton pleaded guilty to distributing a non controlled dangerous substance. sentencing also set for Jan. 3. Mary Patterson of Frederick pleaded guilty to cocaine distribution. sentencing scheduled for Jan. 3.
Maryland and District of Columbia lottery results listed for Monday night. Daily Lottery 4 5 5 Pick Four 6 1 64 DC Four 5 3 4 7 DC Daily Double 6 1 17 DC Quick Cash 10 11 12 18 22 27 Harrisburg PA Daily Number 890 Big 4 1 4 8 5.
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