Mann vows death in spree case in Maryland courtroom
Edward Thomas Mann, charged with three murders and 23 attempted murders after a May IBM shooting in Bethesda, says he would rather die than live in prison. He is fasting since August and faces trial in Montgomery County Detention Center, with possible hospital transfer if the fast continues. Mann, 34, of Mitchelville, pleaded innocent by reason of insanity and is represented by R. Kenneth Mundy.
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Kindnesses Face Sign and Building Approval Battle
New Market residents known as the Kindnesses seek to maintain a non conforming antique shop on their property. After remodeling including an accessory building and sign, county official Frederick Lowndes says town approval is required. The couple and lawyer Jay Russell argue the 1977 agreement already covers their home and structures, while the board maintains approval is necessary. The town defines antique as items over 36 years old and stores with 75 percent antiques, labeling non antiques as such.
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New Market Considers Antique Definition Amid Zoning Shifts
Town officials debate a numeric antique age and face shop owner concerns as 100 year rule clashes with imported items. Commission tabs the issue while approving plat changes, zoning amendments, and a proposed residential antique district to allow a post office and other facilities.
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Weather forecast for Western Maryland and mountains
A light easterly flow brings some cloudiness with more sun later. In Western Maryland the region stays partly cloudy through Thursday with highs in the 70s and near 80 Thursday night. Maryland mountains see similar conditions with highs in the 70s. Winds today 5 to 10 mph east, then southwest Thursday. Drying conditions fair today, then good Thursday. Yesterday temperatures ranged from 57 to 83 across Frederick, Hagerstown, Westminster, Gaithersburg, and Leesburg.
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Attorneys seek new trial in Hughes murder case
In Dover Delaware attorneys for Robert D Hughes seek a new trial after an alternate juror said the panel knew he had previously been found guilty in his wife's slaying Serita Hughes. The juror affidavit cites questions about the timing of the trial and jurors recalling a prior conviction.
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Dentist Convicted Of Contempt Over Grand Jury Records
A Silver Spring dentist, under investigation by Maryland’s medical fraud control unit, was convicted of contempt of court for failing to turn over dental records to a Baltimore grand jury. Nathaniel J. Grayson had produced 12 of 54 demanded records, claiming the rest were stolen after a burglary last June. Assistant State's Attorney Stefan Cassella cited obliterations and deletions on the returned records.
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Maryland Attorney General’s Office
Medical Fraud Control Unit
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Stefan Cassella
Woman files discrimination suit after quitting job in Cumberland
Allegany County woman Teresa Ware sues First Federal Savings and Loan of Western Maryland claiming religious discrimination after she refused to donate to United Way. She seeks 50 000 in compensatory damages and 50 million in punitive damages, stating her Assembly of God Pentecostal beliefs oppose abortions tied to some affiliate agencies.
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Florida killing leads to three suspects arrest
Police arrested two men and a 15 year old boy in connection with the murder of University of Florida nutrition professor Howard Appledorf. The suspects were captured on New York's East Side and in Florida after tips from the local LGBT community. The slaying involved a ritualistic meal and had followed a high speed car chase during which the suspect Gary McNichol stole the victim's car and used his credit cards. Arraignment and extradition decisions were pending.
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University of Florida
Howard Appledorf
East Side
Florida
John Clifford
Gary McNichol
Appledorf
Gainesville, Fla
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Gainesville
Eugene Whitworth
Terrorists extend embassy deadline in Swiss standoff
In Bern AP reports terrorists at the Polish Embassy have extended their deadline by four percent to end martial law and free political prisoners. Four hostages were released, including three women, a man, and a Polish student. Negotiations involved Justice Minister Kurt Furgler and Polish-born theologian Joseph M Bochenski aiding talks with the gunmen.
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Campaign ad deadline set for Friday in local papers
The long standing policy sets 4 p.m. Friday September 10 as the ad submission cutoff for the Frederick Post and News editions. Ads placed will appear in Monday and Tuesday editions dated September 13 and 14.
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