Frederick City Police Chief Ashton Strengths and System Questions
Frederick City police chief Richard J Ashton has earned commendation for his leadership and for the strength of the department. The piece argues the real concern lies with the system that allows career officers to rise to top posts and questions a recent no confidence vote amidst regular staff meetings showing no departmental dissatisfaction.
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Frederick
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Charles V. Main
Frederick County
FBI
Frederick Md Mayors Review No Confidence Vote for Chief
The Frederick Maryland mayor and board should scrutinize an unorthodox effort to smear Major Ashton. The action bypassed normal grievance procedures and could unfairly end his career. A majority of officers defended Ashton, arguing the sentiment lacks a valid reason and reflects a few disgruntled voices. The editorial urges backing the chief and avoiding recruiting a new leader without cause.
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Board of Aldermen
Major Ashton
Frederick
Board of
Ashton
Growth Day and the free enterprise promise
Edwin Frulner argues that Growth Day celebrates America’s liberty and opportunity under a free market system amid fears that government limits threaten progress. He contends resources and energy will grow through innovation, not redistribution, urging continued tax cuts deregulation and reduced spending to preserve optimism and economic advance.
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National Coalition For Growth
George Gilder
America
Pew
Internal Revenue Serere
Hunt Brothers saga rivals soap operas in wealth and schemes
Washington dispatch traces the Hunt brothers and HL Hunt dynasty from Texas oil fortune to SEC investigations over attempted market cornering. It notes their sugar futures bailouts, the Federal Reserve stance, and tension with beet farmers amid perceived profiteering and funding pressures.
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Washington
Hunt Brothers
Dallas
Inegaparabie Hunt
HL Hunt
Nelson Bunker Hunt
Hunts
Hunt
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Hunt Financial
Eax Pure Hunt
Tony Capaccio
Lonnie Rosenwald
Federal Reserve Board
Hunt International Resources Inc
Great Western Sugar Co
Hunt Companies
Beet Farmers Peace Corps
Army
Thomas Panken
Peace Corps
Action Now
Milliam Josephson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Pauken
United States
Peace
Letters to the Editor on Blue Laws and Public Pay
Readers debate Sunday shopping blue laws and government pay. The letters cite concerns about fairness, taxation, and policy impact while referencing national figures and proposals.
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Frederick County
Montgomery County
Jails and Frederick County Jail costs debated in column
A first hand jail view recounts Vietnam stint and Danville prison memories. Walter Chitwood reviews site costs and construction plans for the Frederick County Jail, noting acres bought for 30 000 per acre, outlined budget, and need for human rights compliant design amid state reviews and public scrutiny.
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Robert Reid
Mr. Reid
Beig
John Barleycorn
Republic of Vietnam
Long Binh
LBJ
Beau Geste
Danville Ill
Vietnam
General Assembly
Ballenger Creek
Division of Corrections
Department of State Planning
Robert
Local groups plan lectures and road event amid school integration
The News-Post items note the Cotillion Club annual meeting at Francis Scott Key Hotel with officers elected and executive committee named. Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce plans a Safe Driving Road-E-O at the Frederick Shopping Center co sponsored by C Oland Meitzler. school board approves integration focused updates and Linganore High School and New Market Elementary to integrate for first time. Adamsown Elementary and Frederick High School to be integrated later.
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Cotillion Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Raymond E. Town
Robert L Warfield
James H. Grove
Joseph T. Griffin
W. Harry Haller
W. Clinton McSherry
Charles W Ross
Frank H. Dukesmith
Frederick
Frederick County
James A Sensen- Daugh
Linganore High
New Market
Adamstown
Frederick High School
Beeping Names and Fragments From a Fragmented Page
A damaged OCR snippet shows scattered phrases and partial names. It references protests, perhaps a school matter, with unclear events and missing context. The readable content offers no concrete actions, dates, or outcomes to summarize beyond general unrest.
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Frederick, Md
Edwin Frulner
Jack Anderson
Famiteagees
Artarcee
Hur
Parmesan
Reg Marlee
Ely
Terry G Draper
Catoctin Ave
Foote
Ladino
Robert Herr Mount Airy
Nera Tr Betes
Mathias Rmp Spa
Aur
Maryland
DON HK Fish
Coun Frederck
Reagan
Ali
Ap Geen
Michael Say CO
Butchley Reyrsmirk
Schoo
State Corrections Standards Committee
Scott Key
Department of General Services
Robertson
Walter Chitwood
News-Post
Gerrit Peters
Frederick Countian
National Geographic Magazine
Singapore
T. West Claggett JR
Frederick County Planning Commission
Claggett
Brunswick
Baltimore County
Ashpool
Elem Prentiss
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