Dhillon Convicted on Assault Charge in 1989
Fairfax records show Democratic hopeful Neil Dhillon, then Kanwar Sunil Singh Dhillon, was found guilty of misdemeanor assault in March 1989 for attacking Crestar Bank officer Lydia Carter in Vienna. Judge Stewart P. Davis suspended all jail time and fined Dhillon $500 with most suspended, while ordering no contact with Carter.
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Neil Dhillon
Northern Virginia
Fairfax County General District
Dhillon
Lydia Carter
Crestar Bank
Vienna
Ms. Carter
Davis
Prancer the Maine Coon Cats Home After 11 Week Turnpike Odyssey
Mrs. Dial and her family rejoice as Prancer, a 4 year old Maine coon, returns after 11 weeks on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. The cat was found near a police station and saved by Dr. Lenny Jones after a severe 6 inch gangrenous chest wound. American Airlines executive Gus Whitcomb aided transport home to Nevada, with naming press coverage en route.
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Prancer
Jackie Dial
Mrs. Dial
Nevada
Lenny Jones
Veterinary Emergency Clinic
Gus Whitcomb
American Airlines
Fort Worth
Texas
London
Dials
Mr. Whitcomb
Reno
Glendening and Bentley Lead Maryland Campaign Fundraising
In Maryland governor race finance reports show Democrat Parris Glendening raising 221,451 since fund raising began totals over 3.2 million while Republican Helen Bentley collected 134,075 for a total over 1.2 million. Lt Gov Melvin Steinberg lagged with 2,425 after lending 170,000 of his own money. Clancy fundraiser adds about 100,000 not included.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Parris Glendening
Helen Bentley
Glendening
Prince George’s
Bentley
Gordon Hensley
Tom Clancy
Dan Quayle
Hensley
Melvin Steinberg
Steinberg
Howard Wilson touts issues in county commissioner bid
Howard Wilson, 43, Republican candidate, energetically pitches his core plans to curb growth and retain commuters. He wants a county study on where residents work, tax incentives for firms, bonuses to real estate agents, a clear flow chart for new businesses, expanded home business rules, telecommunicating centers, and revised mixed use zones to include schools and roads.
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Howard Wilson
Wilson
New Market ‘Town
Mr. Wilson
David Gray
Montana
California
Frederick Brewery Company
Frederick City
Record enrollment at St John's reaches new high
St John's Literary Institution at Prospect Hall reports 217 students this year, the highest in 165 years, about 30 more than last year. Two $40,000 portable classrooms were added to handle the growth, aided by a $5,000 donation from Friends of Catholic Education, with tuition at $4,087.
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St. John’s Literary Institution
Prospect Hall
Jennifer McGreevy
St. John’s
Friends of Catholic Education
Frederick
Inside The News Labor Day Publication Notice
The Frederick News-Post will not publish on Labor Day Monday September 5. The newspaper notes portions are printed daily on 100 percent recycled paper and the rawnpaper Biso is recyclable.
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Frederick
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Snyder
Harry Rosenstock
West
Sam Yn
Third Street
Wayward Cat
Martha Eliassen
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