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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1982
Page
3
Montgomery lawyer Maes Alban, Republican candidate for state attorney, charged that the Montgomery prosecutors office is insensitive to minority interests. Alban spoke Wednesday, criticizing the office as biased and unresponsive to minority communities.
Two Frederick men Carl Cornelius Thomas Jr 18 of College Avenue and Wayne Zachery Hoy 19 of West South Street admitted setting fires at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church on West Seventh Street and involvement in a separate incident at a McDonald's restaurant. Unofficial losses exceeded 360 000, church damage 240 000. They face possible four year prison terms after pleading in circuit court to malicious burning, with sentencing deferred pending investigations.
ROCKVILLE Alvin Arnett Republican County Council candidate proposes deferring reassessment increases until a home sells to ease property tax burden. He argues the current policy makes inflation driven tax hikes that hurt homeowners, especially the young, and would offer options combining present tax with deferrals. Arnett cites financial strain from high rates and calls for legislative action at the General Assembly if elected.
The Department of Social Services may redirect energy to an advocacy role for clients. Chairman Rev Fred Wenner said the board met to discuss issues under its jurisdiction including engaging legislators, workfare, and assessing client satisfaction. He noted the board has been reactive and often educational rather than proactive. Douglas Tallman
An official for Consolidation Coal testified that a hole dug through the women's locker room wall at Shoemaker mine was large enough for male miners to spy on female coworkers. The $5.5 million suit by eight women claims the company knew of the hole and waited to fix it.
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