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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 05, 1985

Page

4

County police force plan sparks public scrutiny and hearings

Frederick County faces heated debate over a proposed countywide police force with two hearings set for April and a plan to form an appointed force. Citizens leaders and officials demand open public scrutiny, a task force study, and a delay to avoid a rushed, taxpayer-funded shift from the sheriff system.

Frederick Co. Police Dept Commission Galen R. Clagett Winchester Hall Sterling Bollinger Anita Stup Acca Clagett House of Delegates State Senate Smith Grossnickle Bollinger Stup Frederick County Walkersville Middletown Frederick Brunswick Thurmont Emmitsburg Myersville Weed Maryland State Police

CIA DIA warhead dispute widens U S Soviet threat view

The CIA estimates 6,500 Soviet ICBM warheads while the DIA bumps that to 8,500. The split stems from assumed per missile warhead counts and SALT II constraints, with DIA often predicting a tougher threat. Analysts note counting warheads is guesswork, given silo photography limits and deployment of mobile missiles. The piece also questions the dollar decline's impact on prices and jobs.

Washington United States Soviet Union Central Intelligence Agency Defense Intelligence Agency CIA U.S DIA Defense Department Congress Pentagon Saltti DLA United Feature Syndicate Luc

Liberalism alive or dead in the Reagan era debate

The reader argues that liberalism remains vital despite conservative calls of its death. The piece traces cycles of government activism in U S history, cites reforms by liberals that expanded civil rights, labor rights, social security, and education, and critiques Reagan era policies as regressive. It defends liberal governance against charges of dependency and stresses enduring liberal achievements.

Ike Me Aembemy Ulgdogay Reagan Mondale America Hoover Manding Is Wilson Teddy Roosevelt Warren Harding Harding Coolidge Truman Eisenhower White House Kennedy Johnson New Frontier Alliance For Progress Peace Corps Great Society Robert Martin Luther King Nixon Franklin Roosevelt Ralph Waldo Emerson

Devotions at Reformed group meeting in Middletown church

Annabelle Grantham led devotions at the histannual meeting of the Reformed Classics Group in Christ Reformed Church Middletown with Rev John S Adam as pastor and Mrs Maurice D Coblents retiring presiding officer. Delegates from missionary society totaled 130. A Middletown Farm Bureau meeting was planned at Memorial Hall. A Ballenger unit presented a playlet and Middletown provided music. The Quarterly meeting of the Women’s Bible Class of Grade Reformed Sunday School Walkersville was held with entertainment directed by Mrs David Hoke featuring Patsy Himes Katharine Zimmerman Thelma Graham Charlotte Roderick Peggy Himes Katharine Hattie Myers and Mrs G Fred Myers.

Annabelle Grantham Reformed Classics Group Christ Reformed Church Middletown John S. Adam Maurice D. Coblents The Missionary Society Middletown Farm Bureau Memorial Hell Wilbert L. Smith Thomas S. Anderson Ballenger Women’s Bible Class Grade Reformed Sunday School Walkersville David Hoke Patsy Himes Katharine Zimmerman Thelma Graham Char.lotte Roderick Peggy Himes Katharine Hattie Myers G. Fred Myers

War on Poverty panel named by county commissioners

County commissioners named a 45 member Community Action Committee to carry out a War on Poverty program. Members include Lawrence A. Dorsey George D. Wood Dr John L. Carnachan Jr Dr Forbes H Burgess and Miss Mayetta Hershberger. RE M S B I N G S JEWELRY opened a new store on East Patrick Street with guests E Paul Magaha Frederick mayor Major Charles V Main Chief of Police John W Morgan Potomac Edison Richard D Hammond Chamber of Commerce George B Delaplaine Jr and Benjamin Shaft.

Lawrence A. Dorsey George D. Wood John L. Carnachan Jr Forbes H. Burgess Mayetta Hershberger Remsberg

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Idea Charles C. Smith Richard L. Grossnickle David Doxten Fred J. Archibald Frederick, Md Priess Jack Anderson Ale van Atta Harry Prongas Frederick MHIC
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