Crime Solvers opens in Frederick County to unite citizens and police
Frederick County Chamber of Commerce unveils a community Crime Solvers project to enlist public aid in solving felonies. The program promises anonymity to informants and will pay for information leading to arrests or indictments. Officials urge attendance at tonight's 7:30 p.m. kickoff at the Sheraton Inn Frederick.
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Real goals of sex education survey shocks readers
A 1979 Mathtech report funded by the U.S. Department of Health outlines aims to change student attitudes and behaviors through sex education. It claims courses promote tolerance of varied sexual behavior, nonjudgmental values and broader coverage from K-12, with emphasis on contraception discussion and values clarification.
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Mathtech Inc
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Department of Energy
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Solar Energy Research Institute
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Stanley Schneider
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Soldiers fail basic tests in Western Europe, says Anderson
Jack Anderson reports that nine of ten U.S. soldiers who operate and maintain nuclear weapons in Western Europe flunk basic military skills tests last year. He cites alarming trends, claimed discrimination claims, and debates over defense spending and minority staffing.
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Hood College students adopt infant in 1933 program
Read about Hood College senior home economics students under Miss Ones Pratt caring for infant Dickie Strawn provided by the Children’s Aid Society. The project aimed for normal rearing with student oversight and transfer of care during breaks.
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Fear of real punishment might deter crime
Readers consider crime deterrence from past era schooling to modern justice. They condemn lenient approaches and press for harsher penalties, referencing political violence, Reagan era risks, Hinckley case, and a Frederick County Klan rally, urging stronger deterrents and public accountability.
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