Judge Happ resigns From Orphans Court Amid Ethics Probe
The Orphans Court faced a misconduct review of Judge Happ tied to three estate cases from 1967 to 1985. The commission cited improper presiding in an inventory hearing, conflicts over property listings, and approving payments to her husband related to Happ Realty. Happ denied wrongdoing, asserting she did not influence listings or petitions during her seven years on the bench.
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Judicial Disabilities Commission
Eicchelberger
Robert F. Remus
Fredericktowne Realty
Mr. Remus
Happ
Hipp
Frederick
Edward W. Rose
Hopp Ted Ye
Carroll Park Manor
Orphans’ Court
Rose
Edith Y. DeSantis
Happ Realty
Ler Development Group
Mae
Frederick County
Linda Boyer
U.S
Twin Arch
Twin Arch Road
Court discusses vacancies after resignations in Frederick County
Judge Blair and others weighed how the court will function after the second resignation. Frederick County's Democratic State Central Committee nominated Laura Lake, A Irvin Renn, and Dorsey Shipley Jr to fill Ms Ewing's vacancy, with consideration of more names if needed.
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Blair
Crum
Frederick County
Democratic State Central Committee
Annapolis
Bruce Reeder
Ms. Ewing
Laura Lake
Middletown
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick
Dorsey Shipley Jr
Reeder
Jack Molesworth
Braniff Suspends All Regular Passenger Flights
Cash-starved Braniff Inc. halted all regular passenger flights affecting about 1,800 jobs. The move, announced at midnight, aims to preserve assets during reorganization as a sale is considered. No immediate passenger strandings reported. Braniff offices were empty at Orlando headquarters.
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Orlando, Fla
Braniff Inc
Braniff
Leo Bailey
Kansas City
Orlando
Dave Napoli
Kansas City International Airport
Napoli
Braniff suspends flights amid bankruptcy shock and staff anger
Braniff International Airways suspends service after filing for Chapter 11 for the second time, leaving pilots and crews in shock. Union leaders accuse upper management of mismanagement as about 46 of 256 pre‑Sept 28 flights had resumed under court supervision, with thousands of workers facing uncertain layoffs and refunds for tickets. A weekend of campus protests and a planned healing mass at a college chapel are described in a separate passage, with students and staff discussing readmission and reconciliation.
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Buhrman
Pastor
U.S
Jim Hamilton
Braniff
Dallas
V.0. Delle- Femine
Sandy Smith
Orlando
Elderly group homes face local approval and zoning gaps
In Frederick County, group homes for the elderly must get local approvals from the Health Department Planning and Zoning and Fire Marshall before state Office on Aging certification. Zoning lacks specific elderly group home rules, while Freder ick City requires park spaces per resident for non profit run homes. Residents often stay about three years and many are suited for independent seniors or early stage Alzheimer's, monitored quarterly by the state office.
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Ehleriy
Frederick County
Lessner
State Office On Aging
Explosion at proving ground kills two soldiers
An explosion during artillery tests at the Yuma Army Proving Ground killed two Israeli soldiers and injured two others. Army Capt. Stephen McGeorge said the propelling charge ignited during firing of an Israeli modified M-109 howitzer. Injured were taken to Yuma Regional Medical Center. Israeli Army reported the two marines were not seriously hurt.
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Uma, Ariz
Yuma Army Proving Ground
Desert
Stephen McGeorge
Yuma
Hosttal
Jerusalem
Four men killed in execution style slayings in Forestville
Police in Prince George's County report four men died in a morning execution style shooting at the Forest Creek Park apartments. Three victims were found in a fourth floor unit, while a fourth man leaped from a balcony and was shot while fleeing. Victims remained unidentified. The killings raise county murders to seven in the past 24 hours.
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Forestville, Md
Forest Creek Park
Prince George’s County
Carol Landrum
Ms. Landrum
Nance Retains Mount Airy Council Seat After Vote
Mount Airy town council approved Marcus Nance to fill the post vacated by Marilynne Ross Snell after a Monday night vote. The panel also amended fire station location rules, approved higher sewer service fees, and introduced a performance zoning plan.
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Mount Airy
Appoin Marcus Nance
Appoit Marcus Nate
Marilynne Ross Snell
Nance
Hobbs
Nabbs
Planning Commission
Board of Appeals
Delaine Hobbs
Yual
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AND
ALL Young Voters
Proving Ground
Hydro Aire, Inc
Grove Road
Airy
PJ. Savey News
Peat Brill
H.B. Duvall, Inc
E. Patrick St
Shipley
Unigen
Bearcat
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