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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1999

Page

12

Clark Sentenced to Thirty Years in Michele Dorr Murder

Hadden J. Clark received a 30 year prison term from Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Michael D. Mason for the 1992 murder of Michele Lee Dorr in Bethesda. The judge noted the need for closure for the victim’s family, while Clark showed no remorse. The family and prosecutors emphasized the gravity of the crime and the lingering secret of the victim’s body location.

Rockville Hadden J. Clark Michele Lee Dorr Bethesda Clark Montgomery County Michael D. Mason Michele Carl Dorr Mr. Dorr Dad Khele Dede Appleby Debra Dwyer Trusty Donald Salzman Mr. Trusty Ned Salzman Mason Tha

Curran urges Maryland ban on handgun ownership

Maryland Attorney General J. Joseph Curran Jr vowed to press state and federal legislators to outlaw handgun ownership with limited exceptions. Speaking at Montgomery County police HQ on the Columbine six month anniversary, he announced a three pronged plan to curb gun violence citing nationwide incidents and a 200 million gun stockpile with 35,000 deaths.

Rockville Maryland J. Joseph Curran Jr Ile Montgomery County Columbine High School Colorado Baltimore Atlanta Texas Los Angeles Curran America Congress General Assembly

Babbitt to visit battlefield near Frederick today

Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt is due at Monocacy National Battlefield at 2 pm to discuss protecting battlefields from sprawl. He tours land the National Parks Service hopes to buy and advocates gun safety, licensing, and stronger enforcement to curb illegal firearm use.

Ts Secretary of the Interior Bruce Babbitt Monocacy National Frederick Wil War Babbitt National Parks Service

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