Weather forecast flags thunderstorms in New Mexico and Great Lakes
Accu Weather predicts thunderstorms for portions of New Mexico and the eastern Great Lakes with showers across the eastern Great Lakes and Pacific Northwest. Maryland forecasts show partly cloudy days with highs in the 70s and 80s, chances of afternoon showers or thunderstorms, and near normal temperatures for late September into next week.
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Drug conviction nets 10 year term for Capers
A Washington DC man, Anthony James Capers, 24, was given a 10 year sentence without parole for selling a crack piece and possessing marijuana. The judge ordered five years suspended to probation. Capers previously faced prior Frederick County cocaine distribution charges and was arrested again in 1991 after a crack sale near John Hanson Apartments.
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Anthony James Capers
Tony James Smith
Frederick County
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Cheryl Hershey
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John Hanson
Herbert L. Rollins
Rollins
Public Defender’s Office
State Division of Correction
Lawmakers seek remedies for Maryland voter apathy
Annapolis AP report shows Maryland turnout lagging national averages since 1938. Pollster Dell Ali testified that civic roots boost engagement, as only 6 percent of adults were registered last year, a record low for non presidential elections in two decades.
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House Constitutional and Administrative Law Committee
Man Found Dead in Silver Spring Closet
A 37 year old man Donald Thomas Mingo was found face down in a clothes closet of his apartment at Silver Spring Towers on Thayer Avenue Tuesday night by the building manager. Police reported no obvious injury and no sign of forced entry. Autopsy results were awaited from the state medical examiner.
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Donald Thomas Mingo
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Thayer Avenue
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Fire log summary from Montgomery Station area
Emergency log lists Tuesday events including a building fire at 138 East Street and a brush fire on Sweet Gan Court, plus an apparatus transfer at Montgomery Station 13 from Green Valley. Wednesday entries note a building fire at 100 S Market Street and a house fire at Pardum Court with multiple locations. Ambulance calls total 28 emergencies and 1 routine.
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Lottery Drawn in Maryland Daily Four Play Four Results
Lottery numbers released from Baltimore show Maryland Draws on Wednesday night. Daily Lottery results list 4 2 8 in Play Four 543 8.
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Free shot at guard sparks calls for tougher prison terms
Washington County Circuit Judge Johan Corderman urged longer sentences for inmates who assault correctional officers after Gerald B. Pompey pleaded guilty to assaulting Officer Russell A. Butts Jr. during a May 1990 courtyard disturbance at a Maryland prison near Hagerstown. About 500 inmates refused to return to their cells during an eight hour standoff.
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Gerald B. Pompey
Russell A. Butts Jr
Maryland Correctional Institution
Washington judge balks at one year in courtyard beating case
The court heard Pompey receive no more than a one year consecutive sentence for punching Mr. Butts multiple times during a May 1990 courtyard disturbance. Judge Corderman questioned the recommendation as too lenient while the state stressed caseload constraints and the need for plea deals.
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Dan Dwyer
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Aldermen weigh collective bargaining vs city charter in talks
Aldermen discussed whether a new city labor pact conflicts with the charter and debated a collective bargaining ordinance to limit disputes. Negotiations set to begin in November for a contract expiring June 30 1992. FOP president Patrick O'Brien noted other jurisdictions' practices while Gordon warned of outside arbitration.
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Frederick
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Carriages in New Market Get Preliminary Approval
New Market officials tentatively approve weekend horse drawn carriage rides by Sundance and Victorian Carriage Co. of Frederick for Saturdays and Sundays from noon to five. The plan covers New Market Days in late September and Christmas in December, but final approval awaits insurance confirmation and liability proof. A permanent decision will be reviewed at the January meeting.
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New Market
Sundance and Victorian Carriage Co
Frederick
Carriage Company
Darrell E. Putman
Shay Thomas
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