Local man acquitted in Frederick theft case
Frederick County District Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler found David B. Wetzel innocent of theft from a March 30 incident. Wetzel admitted being with Harry E. Bengtson, but testified they split after a coffee run. Bengtson claimed Wetzel took money. The judge deemed it one person’s word against another.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Wetzel
Bengtson
Stepler
William A. Gravelly
Stewart Manor
Mount Airy man faces battery charge. presentence report ordered
A separate matter heard Wednesday before Judge Herbert Rollins ordered a presentence investigation for Conrad L. Augustine, 27, of Adam Court Mount Airy, charged with battery on Gary E. Burk September 1. Sentencing was deferred until the background report is completed.
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Herbert Rollins
Conrad L. Augustine
Adam Court
Mount Airy
Gary E. Burk
Middletown burgess denies ordinances being ignored
Middletown burgess Bill A. Williams and a five member board defend enforcement of town ordinances at a regular meeting. Watchdogs Shafer and Taber allege neglect for signs sidewalks and curbs while Williams cites court delays. A Main Street one hour parking rule remains a frequent enforcement issue.
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Middletown
Bill A. Williams
Fiveman Board of Commissioners
Williams
John S. Shafer
Board of Appeals
Shafer
R. Michael Taber
Taber
Burgess and Board
Robert E. L. Allen
G. Carlton Rhoderick
Main Street
Rhoderick
Mixed reaction to communications privacy bill in Senate hearing
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee hearing on S.1667 the Electronic Communications Privacy Act drew mixed reviews. Supporters from Leahy and industry groups urged updating wiretap laws to cover digital communications, while Justice Department officials cautioned against provisions that could complicate procedures and curb privacy protections.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Mathias
Mathias-Leahy
Leahy
James Knapp
Department of Justice
Knapp
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
Lyn W. Ellis
Philip M. Walker
Electronic Mail Association
Montevue Auxiliary Seeks Name For New Building
The Montevue Auxiliary held its November 7 meeting at a member home. October activities by religious and civic groups included bingo Halloween parties and an Adopt A Friend party. President Myrtle Geary urged adopting a resident as a friend. A ground breaking for the new building was attended by members and residents. The group requested the new building be named Montevue and planned the December 8 Christmas party with entertainment by the Ecumen.
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Montevie Auxiliary
Myrtle Geary
Montevue
Ecumen
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