Survey of Citizens and Fire Personnel Attitudes
A Frederick County, Maryland, study by Lydia Butterworth, then a University of Maryland senior, surveyed 438 households affected by 1982 fires and 23 fire companies to compare citizen opinions with firefighter self-assessments. Results show homeowners largely satisfied with service while firefighters were more critical, suggesting a need for targeted training and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Bruna
Lydia Anne Butterworth
Frederick
University of Maryland
College Park
Frederick County
Butterworth
John J. Bryan
UMCP
Bryan
Miss Butterworth
NFPA
Galen Ro Clagett
Rocco
Gabriele
Maryland
National Fire Academy
Jefferson
United
Fire Department
Frederick County Crime Solvers Seeks Homicide Details
Frederick County Crime Solvers asks for information on a December 18 1982 murder and robbery in Frederick. Charles Robert Davis known as Joe Louis was found at 160 West All Saints Street with head injuries and later died after hospital transfers. Call 663 3200 with tips while remaining anonymous for possible reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Western Maryland Hospital
Hagerstown
Davis
Frederick County Crime Solvers
Kent County student wins Maryland Driver Excellence title
Jeffrey Lill, a 10th grade student from Kent County, won the AMVETS Department of Maryland Operation Driver Excellence Championship at Seventh Street Shopping Center. He earned a trophy, a 500 scholarship, a 125 cash award, and an expense paid trip to the national finals. Second and third went to Paula Royer of Frederick High and Robert McAllister of Gov. Thomas Johnson High. vehicles were supplied by Watkins Burdette Motor Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffrey Lill
Kent County
Amvets Department of Maryland
Seventh Street
Art Engle
Jay B. Hoeft
Lill
Paula Royer
Frederick High School
Robert McAllister
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
Watkins Burdette Motor Company
C. Kurt Holter
Chamber Ends Debt Laden Pyramid Plan in Bedford
Bedfor d Indiana leaders spent about 700000 in federal grants to build replicas of two pyramids and the Great Wall to draw visitors. Only a 15 foot high rock pile remains as the center closes for now with debt mounting and no opening planned, while some locals oppose ending the project. Local chamber manager Alani Walker laments debts and dwindling support as federal grants total 500000 in 1979 and 2001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedford
Ind
Bedford Chamber of Commerce
Vp St
Alani. Walker
Walker
Eft
Federal Economic Development
Chamber
Merle E Edington
William Proxmire
EDA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of Fire Protection Engineering
Mos. Butterworth
UMCFP
National Fire Protection Association
Quincy
Mass
Boston
Nashville, Tenn
Arizona
Virginia
FBI
Verne Gauby
Robert Vance Latimer
Arizona State Penitentiary
Nashville
Goodlettsville
Gauby
Latimer
Ben Purser
Memorial Hospital
Nick Clemmer
Florence, Ariz
Springfield
the News
Earth
Cntsaon
Adam
E Sale
ColecoVision
Coleco
An & Direction
Montgomery Ward
Frederick Towne Mall
Sanday