Witness describes tense separation before Fagan murder
Testimony shows Deborah Fagan feared her husband James Fagan and moved into the Hill Side Court home with her children in 1991. Paul Appicello recounted their troubled relationship, efforts to protect their children, and details of the January 1992 murder investigation. Over 100 witnesses are expected in the trial.
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Billy
Appicelle
Fagan
Pagan
Hillside Court
Appicellous
Patricia Kamman
Kamman
Kelly Appicello
Appicello
Jerry F Barnes
Frederick County
Rankles Drive
Mr. Appicello
Mr. Fagan
Horse abuse cases raise fears in Maryland and Virginia
An 18 year old mare at the Therapeutic and Recreational Riding Center in Lisbon Maryland was injured with a cut and sharp object. Eight horses in Fairfax Virginia were harmed in 1990 1991 and a Loudoun County man was convicted of sodomy with three horses in 1989. Authorities see no evidence of a cult and say the Maryland incidents may not be connected to Virginia cases.
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Lisbon
Howard County
Great Falls
Fairfax County
Loudoun County
Bachtell
Maryland
Virginia
County urged to file for cable regulation by Oct 13
Yingling Dawn Hatter urged Frederick County commissioners to file for FCC rate regulation immediately to meet an October 13 deadline. Jacob Tamse of Frederick Cablevision argued the 30 day notice allows later entry and noted rates could rise after November 15 once unfrozen. He said the county would only miss regulatory access if Cablevision planned rate hikes, a claim the company denies. Commissioner Reeder opposed filing citing higher consumer costs, while Gray cited the monopoly risk and anticipated competition from a telephone company and satellite tech.
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Yingling
Dawn Hatter
Jacob Tamse
Frederick Cablevision
FCC
Tamse
Tir Tamse
Bruce Reeder
David Gray
Trio Supports Elected School Board at Public Hearing
The three delegation members backing an elected board are Delegates Thomas Hattery George Littrell and J Anita Stup. The commissioners rejected a proposal to have authority to negotiate teachers contracts with the Frederick County Teachers Association and set a hearing for Tuesday at 7 pm at Winchester Hall to consider other proposals including licensing, taxation, pensions, and public works.
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Thomas Hattery
George Littrell
J. Anita Stup
Gray
Frederick County
Frederick City
Laytonsville on sale liquor bills move with no county opposition
The Montgomery delegation will consider two liquor bills with Laytonsville seeking its first on site beer and wine licenses subject to a maximum of two. The county council took no position on the measures while debate continues on advertising brand names via umbrellas and signs. The council also plans to oppose discontinuing the county dispensary system but would support caterer licenses for hotels and restaurants with a $100 fee pending further details.
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Rockville
Laytonsville
Montgomery
Ricciutis Brick Owen Pizza
Dana Dembrow
Dmontgomery
Dembrow
Mr. Dembrow
Department of Liquor Control
Neal Potter
Betty Ann Krahnke
Gibson guilty in Hagerstown kidnapping case
Frederick County Assistant District Attorney Julie Stevenson led testimony in the trial of Gibson, who was convicted of kidnapping and related charges after the victim escaped from a moving car at the Hagerstown police station. Witnesses included a Pizza Hut employee and the victim, who recounted the hijacking and a tense escape.
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Frederick County
Julie Stevenson
Theresa Adams
Hagerstown
Gibson
Rawson
W. Va
Pizza Hut
John Morgan
Morgan
John Chillas
Public Defender’s Office
U.S. 40
Dwyer
Funeral for William Thomas Whitmore in Frederick
Funeral services for William Thomas Whitmore of 525 Grant Place Frederick were held Tuesday October 12 at Ethelon Memorial Chapel Keeney and Basford Funeral Home with Rev Robert E Manthey officiating. Bearers included Charles C Whitmore Donald R Bartgis Joseph W Wachter Harold Trout Richard W Rinehart and Daniel L Rinehart Interment followed at Mount Olivet Cemetery Frederick He was the husband of Charlotte Burkholder Whitmore.
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William Thomas Whitmore
Grant Place
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Etehson Memorial Chapel
Keeney and Basford Funeral Home
Robert E. Manthey
Calvary United Methodist Church
Charles C. Whitmore
Donald R. Bartgis
Joseph W. Wachter
Harold Trout
Richard W. Rinehart
Daniel L. Rinehart
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Whitmore
Charlotte Burkholder Whitmore
Gibson verdict delivered amid racism accusations in court
A defendant faces three counts of using a handgun in a violent crime and one count of using a handgun in a felony as Judge Dwyer reads the verdict. Gibson accuses the court of racism during the announcement. Sentencing is scheduled for November 23.
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Dwyer
Gibson
County panel weighs changes to consider future commissioners
The meeting discussed altering the structure of the county commission job to allow holding other employment, with opposition from Commissioner Gail Bowerman to reducing time commitment. The board will push for raises for other officials while not seeking raises for themselves, with Sheriff Harbaugh requesting a $2000 yearly raise for four years and others like Lawrence Dorsey and Martha Brittain seeking unspecified raises.
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Gray
Ronald Sundergill
Gail Bowerman
Carl Harbaugh
Frederick County
Lawrence Dorsey
Martha Ann Brittain
Board of Liquor Commissioners
Board of Election Supervisors
Haiti Sanctions Push and Navy Plans in Gloomy Haiti Crisis
Haiti officials scrapped a second U.S. shipload from Norfolk and delayed the USS Fairfax County departure as an advance party of 25 advisers remains in Port-au-Prince. Aristide backed Clinton on renewed sanctions to force Cedras and Francois from power, while Christopher urged that sanctions help restore order under the Governor’s Island accords.
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Ms. deLaski
Washington
Aristide
Clinton
Haiti
Raoul Cedras
Michel Francois
Cedras
Francois
United States
State Department
Warren Christopher
Governor’s Island
U.S
Missing Rostenkowski payroll records probe widening
Washington AP report says payroll documents from Rep Dan Rostenkowski’s office subpoenaed in the House Post Office investigation could not be located. Speaker Foley said U.S. attorney in Washington was notified that payroll records from one office are missing. The records relate to hiring or salary changes and are also on House computers.
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Rostenkowski
Washington
Dan Rostenkowski
House Post Office
House
Thomas S. Foley
D-Wash
U.S
Rastenkowski
Foley
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