Bond hearing today for alleged rapist
Timothy Joseph Busbee 25 of Fredericktowne Village known as the Aspen Bill Rapist was slated for a bond hearing late Monday morning on a crowded docket. He faces additional rape charges from Saturday and earlier Friday night counts of robbery assault and battery kidnapping rape and burglary. He has been held at Montgomery County detention center since arrest in Gaithersburg. Attorney Reginald Bours a former prosecutor with Montgomery County will defend him and seeks to seal all files and close the courtroom to the press if possible. Judge Charles W. Woodward Jr. is listed to preside though he may disqualify himself.
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Montgomery County
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Good Counsel
Charles W. Woodward Jr
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Neighbors Recall Tim Buzbee as Friendly Neighbor Arrested
Fredericktowne Village residents describe Timothy Joseph Buzbee as helpful and friendly despite his Friday arrest as the alleged Aspen Hill rapist. Neighbors express disbelief, noting his hard work, family focus, and kindness to children, while others urge caution and respect for due process.
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Iran warns Saudis against oil war
Iran warns Saudi Arabia against an oil war as Tehran reports a new Iraqi advance. Oil Minister Mohammad Gharazi dismisses Saudi threats to undercut Iranian sales and urges caution, while Iran boosts exports and undercuts OPEC prices as it presses its war objectives.
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Ruhollah Khoweini
Persian Gulf
Khuzestan
United States
Carriage Drivers Tour Frederick City for the Beauty of It All
The fourth annual Rose Hill Manor Carriage Museum Ride fleww Sunday with about 20 private carriages looping through Frederick City. Judges like Jean Brinkley scored team cleanliness and turnout as riders described the charm of a town drive. Participants wore tweed jackets hats and gloves as they prepared for the eight mile route starting at the Carriage Museum.
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Manchester
Sue Bill
Rose Hill Manor
Frederick City
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New Market
Maupin Baits
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Pepper Scotto
Frederick
Town
Begin testifies at Beirut massacre inquiry
In Jerusalem the premier witness Prime Minister Menachem Begin testifies to the Israeli inquiry into the Beirut massacre. He faces questions on learning of the bloodbath at Sabra and Chatilla and the decision to let Lebanese Christian militiamen operate in the camps.
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Chatilla
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Lebanon
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Ariel Sharon
Raphael Eytan
Sharon
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Jail Fire At Harrison County Jail Leaves Dozens Dead
An oncoming blaze in Biloxi Mississippi prison cell blocks killed twenty seven inmates and injured at least forty seven as inmates reportedly started the fire in a high security padded cell. Officials said the incident occurred Monday as authorities responded and evacuated remaining prisoners.
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Frederick County to start teacher contract talks
The Frederick County Board of Education and the Frederick County Teachers Association begin negotiations Tuesday as the current contract expires at year end. FCTA leaders say surveys highlighted salary, insurance, and class size as key concerns, with the base pay for a starting teacher at 13146 dollars.
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Stonestreet
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Nancy Gordon
Pam Martin
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Inside The News There is no substitute for brains
An anonymous quote on brains and silence frames a feature piece in Inside The News. The line highlights the value of intellect backed by restraint, inviting readers to consider how quiet deliberation complements knowledge in decision making.
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