Man receives lengthy term for school and business break-ins
Putney, age unknown, was sentenced to four concurrent 10-year terms for four storehouse burglaries and a consecutive 10-year term for destroying Kemptown Elementary School. Restitution of 17788.12 ordered. Co-defendant Scott Paul Huber, 23, awaits trial in Frederick County.
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Appeals court overturns verdict in fatal bar brawl case
The appeals court reverses a conviction of Stone for assault with intent to maim and related charges tied to a fatal June 1988 incident in Hagerstown. Stone, who argued self defense under prison-style rules, received 25 years without parole under a three-time violent offender statute. The case details include a drunken crew, a shotgun, and competing testimonies from Stone and his father, Chester Stone.
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New Market Denies County Sewer Hookups for Subdivision
New Market council refused Frederick County Planning and Zoning Department access to seven sewer hookups for a small subdivision. The town will reserve hookups for a year while evaluating a potential elderly housing and day care complex on town property. County planner said Sponseller’s seven-lot subdivision was blocked. county retains final say, with expanded sewer service planned years away.
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Insurers slam Nader group study as biased, sloppy
Public Citizen founder Ralph Nader's group warned of a solvency crisis for insurers with five of the 20 largest firms at risk. Debra Ballen of the American Insurance Association condemned the report as irresponsible, faulting its faulty criteria and mislabeling Hartford and Aetna as endangered.
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Iraq War Escalation and Trial in Algeria Mentioned
The Iraqi News Agency reports President Bush could face trial in absentia next month in Algeria for alleged inhuman policies and aggression. A U S led force has begun replacing older tanks with M1A1 variants in Saudi Arabia to boost protection and firepower against Iraqi armor.
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Frederick County to discuss school progress findings
A 1:15 p.m. conference at the board offices on Church Street reviews Frederick County results under the Maryland School Performance Program. Dr. Farmer cites improvements in attendance and overall progress, notes rising black and low income dropout rates, and urges math emphasis as a second language amid below state standards in functional math.
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