Courts observe constitution bicentennial in Frederick
In Frederick state courts paused Thursday for Constitution bicentennial observances. Circuit Judge G Edward Dwyer reminded that without the constitution the nation lacks common coinage and armed forces, while District Judge Frederick J Bower praised the document’s elasticity and aims. Attorneys Cleopatra Campbell and Oliver J Cejka Jr spoke in circuit court, and Judges Boublitz and Bower in district court. Two district staff wore colonial gowns, Dixie L Scholtes and Minnie A Main.
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G. Edward Dwyer
America
District Court
Frederick J. Bower
Cleopatra
Campbell
Oliver J. Cejka Jr
Cejka
Bower
J. Louis Boublitz
Boublitz
Washington County
Dixie L. Scholtes
Minnie A. Main
Suit filed against Silver Spring car dealer for deceptive sales
Rockville reports the largest consumer action against two auto dealers, Spencer Toyota and Astro Chevrolet, alleging bilking customers with extras, mislabeling used cars as new, and charging 2000 to 4000 above suggested retail for dealer accessories. The suit seeks restitution, punitive damages, penalties, and costs, with potential multi million impact. Barbara Gregg cites about 1000 cars sold in a year and ongoing alleged violations.
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Rockville
Dennis L. Spencer
Spencer Toyota
Astro Chevrolet, Inc
Metro Ford, Inc
Silver Spring
Barbara Gregg
Spencer
Bethesda
Elizabeth Frazier
Germantown
6Th Judicial Circuit Court
Mrs. Gregg
Rapist faces life sentence in Frederick case
A Frederick man is facing life in prison after being convicted of terrorizing and raping a 1%-year-old motorist. Jurors deliberated over six hours Thursday night before delivering the verdict.
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Frederick
Tommy Dwayne Thomas
Morella Accepting Applications for U S Service Academies
Rep Constance Morella announces the annual nomination process for July 1938 admissions to the Naval Academy West Point the Air Force Academy and the Merchant Marine Academy. Applications accepted until October 30. must be 17 by July 1 1988 and under 22. US citizen unmarried with no dependents resident in the Eighth District and must have SAT or ACT scores. Call 946 6801 for info.
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Capitol Hill
Constance Morella
Higher education leaders urge peers to reform public schools
Hood College President Martha Church and four other top college officials called on 3,300 college presidents to join a push for education reform. They warned of a national emergency in public education, urging collaboration with local systems, better teacher training, and increased minority recruitment amid a looming teacher shortage.
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National Press Club
Hood
Florida Community College
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Hood College
Frederick County
Farmer
Frederick Community College
Betts
Maryland School For the Deaf
David Denton
Norman Francis
Xavier University
Will to be keynote speaker at Meet the Scholars luncheon
Richart Will of Gaithersburg founding Montgomery College Foundation member will keynote the Meet the Scholars luncheon on Oct. 1. The event supports 50 plus students across Germantown Rockville and Takoma Park with scholarships totaling over 50 000 for the 1987 88 year. Donors will attend as Will addresses them, as vice president of investments at Legg Mason Wood and Walker. He has funded two full time students each year at Germantown campus since 1982 and joined the Foundation President's Forum for major donors. A Milton F Clegg Endowment is new this year to aid children from the Montgomery County Boys and Girls Home. Memorial scholarships honor Alice Masoner and Harold Graham.
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Montgomery College Foundation
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Walker
Milton F. Clegg
Montgomery County Boys and Girls
Alice Masoner
Bethesda Women's Club
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Montgomery County Tourism Council
Montgomery County School Enrollment Rises Above Projections
On the 10th day, Montgomery County public schools reported 96,506 students, 278 more than expected. Secondary schools housed 46,023 pupils, 240 above projections, while elementary enrollment reached 50,493, 38 over forecast. Upper county Area 3 totaled 34,266 students.
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Montgomery County
Information Office
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