Tasker's Chance liquor license suspended by county board
Frederick County Liquor Commission suspended Tasker's Chance at 22 W. Seventh St amid claims owner Wayne E. Putman conspired with drug dealers and allowed crack cocaine sales near the tavern. A public hearing will be held within 30 days to probe the allegations as neighbors and law enforcement push for closure for public safety.
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Rosa
Barbara Foris
West Seventh Street
Middletown students back classmate with bandannas
Three eighth graders at Middletown Middle School shaved their heads and wore bandannas to support classmate John Hamre, who is undergoing chemotherapy. The gesture, meant to show friendship and solidarity, clashed with the school policy banning hats, but counselors and a principal debated granting an exception to help John feel supported.
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Ben Gurin
Jason Wright
Vince Ott
Middletown
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Ben Gunn
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Peggy Throne
Court OKs site change for Jarboe murder trial
Christopher John Jarboe 20 arrived late yet won the motion to move his murder trial from Frederick County. Judge Mary Ann Stepler granted the request at Frederick County Circuit Court. Jarboe is accused of killing Robert A Evans Jr 40 of Frederick and faces the death penalty if convicted. The hearing was delayed two hours as deputies forgot to bring him to court. He is jailed in Montgomery County Detention Center per a court order, authorities said.
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Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Jarboe
Robert A Evans Jr
Frederick
Montgomery County
Barry Stanton
6th District candidates clash on jobs and economy
In the 6th District race Democrat Thomas Hattery and Republican Roscoe Bartlett agree on the need for economic relief and jobs but differ on how to achieve it. Bartlett advocates Reaganesque tax cuts, reduced regulations, and limited government spending to spur private investment. Hattery supports proactive government roles, seeking Public Works Committee influence to fund roads, schools, housing, and infrastructure, plus targeted tax provisions and investment incentives to stimulate regional growth.
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Maryland
Fredenck County Dairy Cattle Seek World Title
Maryland weather page notes sunny breezy conditions with 70s today and cooler 60s Wednesday. Agriculture page highlights Fredenck County dairy cattle vying for world title as sports brief notes Noddletown Knights win MVAL golf crown.
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Perot waits for final word from followers
Dallas billionaire Ross Perot said he would go all out to win if he relaunches his presidential bid but would not be hurt if volunteers disband to back other candidates. He spoke on NBC Today and promised a decision by Thursday after meetings with Bush and Clinton representatives. State coordinators in Dallas urged a return to the race yet warned he would respect his volunteers choice.
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Protesters rally over new reform school near Sabillasville
About 75 residents gathered along Md 450 and Old Sabillasville Road Monday to protest the planned reform school. They feared security gaps and possible escapees, noting officials expected inmates Thursday.
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