Prince George's teen gets 150 years for rape in Frederick case
Michael G. Colbert Jr. 18, used the alias Malcolm Ali Peterson to lure a 14 year old girl from a Frederick mall to Staley Park where she was raped. Colbert received 150 years, none suspended, while co defendant Cornelius Eugene Gray 21, pleaded guilty to second degree rape and is serving 15 years. The Dec 18 1993 incident involved alcohol and a brutal assault, with authorities noting the victim and family suffered severe psychological effects.
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Frederick
Michael G. Colbert Jr
Frederick County
Colbert
Malcolm Ali Peterson
Peterson
Division of Parole and Probation
Malcolm Peterson
Mary Ann Stepler
Cornelius Eugene Gray
Washington, D.C
Thomas Barse
Julie Stevenson
Stepler
Gray
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Frederick Mall
Staley Park
Peterson urges expanding opportunity to fix education crisis
Peterson argues that lack of opportunity across education and markets fuels despair about the future. She calls for a new communal obligation to provide resources for all, insisting democracy and the Union depend on meeting these challenges. She cites higher costs of education as freedom’s price and supports spending what it takes to equip children with skills for competition.
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U.S
America
Bush
Peterson
Internal Revenue Service
Department of Justice
Washington
Steptoe & Johnson
Bryn Mawr College
New York University School of Law
Bryn Mawr Board of Trustees
Kemper Mutual Funds
National Commission On Economic Growth
Man injured in fall near Potomac River cliffs
An unidentified man in his early 20s fell 60 to 80 feet while climbing with a harness near the Potomac River in Maryland Heights. He sustained fractures to a leg and arm and head injuries, was flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center, and admitted. Rescue teams from Brunswick and the county ALSP assisted, while NPS Harpers Ferry investigates possible rappel registration.
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Maryland Heights
Potomac River
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Brunswick
National Park Service
Harpers Ferry
Fair exhibitors prep as drought tests vegetables show
Ms. Shoemaker warns of rough conditions from dry weather as exhibitors prepare for judging at the fairgrounds with entries accepted Friday evening and Saturday morning. An exhibitor ticket rises to 5 dollars while a children’s farm and garden display debuts.
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Pam Saylor
United Way volunteers rally for 18 projects in Frederick
Barbara Rice of the Alzheimer's Association reports volunteers worked on 18 projects that would not be done otherwise as United Way efforts raise awareness. About 300 to 350 people attended a Baker Park picnic and local banks helped build shelves, bind a directory, and install a computer.
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United Way
Baker Park
Barbara Rice
The
Alzheimer’s Association
Seventh Heaven
Nations Bank
First Bank of Frederick
Fcnb Bank
Francis Scott Key Mall
Keller Bruner
Frederick County
Urbana High Opens Freshman-Only Campus as New Building Debuts
Urbana High prepares to welcome only freshmen as the district completes a planned transition ending in 1998-99. January 29 marks the official opening of the Urbana building with staff excitement high and students adjusting to longer class periods, new facilities, and a campus-wide shift to cluster teaching.
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Urbana
Board of Education
Jessie McVey
Urbana High School
Jessie
Dr. Bohlander
Scott Rippeon
Scott Bolyard
Windsor Knolls Middle School
Sandy Doggett
Ms. Doggett
Julie Flock
Walkersville
Freeman Becomes Brunswick Chief After 33 Years in Law Enforcement
Capt Richard Freeman 53 named chief of Brunswick police after a 33 year career including Baltimore City Police 27 years. He promises a community oriented department and aims for strong interagency cooperation while noting an honor and a raw numbness at stepping into leadership.
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Capt. Freeman
Freeman
Baltimore City Police Department
Brunswick Force
Thurmont
Neil Bechtel
Baltimore
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