Snyder seeks more manpower for Frederick County Sheriff’s Office
Sheriff Robert C. Snyder asked Frederick County Commissioners for four new deputies in fiscal 1986, seeking three for patrol plus a courtroom and civil process role, while the panel approved only two. He described a 12 hour since the study ordered push for immediate staffing and restructured patrol into three shifts with four to five deputies per team, plus a new central command via David Doxten. He also pressed for a kitchen manager, lab table, and file cabinets at the jail, arguing for tighter supervision and round the clock coverage and citing plans to deploy deputies at fire company events to curb disturbances. Commissioner Galen Clagett questioned courts and civil process needs and signaled he would support only one additional deputy beyond current budget.
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Robert C. Snyder
Frederick County
Snyder
International Association of Chiefs of Police
David M. Doxten
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
Frederick mayor opposes county police plan
Mayor Ronald N. Young criticizes Frederick County Commissioners for delaying a county police system to study the issue. He argues against duplicative costs and favors community input rather than rushing into a county force. He cites unplanned growth and fringe developments like Waterside Clover Hill and Ballenger Creek as areas that should have been annexed or rethought.
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Frederick County
Ronald N. Young
Young
Sheriff's Department
Waterside
Clover Hill
Ballenger Creek
Two Mount students die in U S 15 crash
Two Mount Saint Marys College students were killed and a third seriously injured when their 1978 Chevrolet Impala struck a legally parked 1984 Mack tractor trailer on U S 15 south of South Seton Avenue Emmitsburg early Thursday. The deceased are Robert Allan Norwicki 22 of Toms River New Jersey and Laurie And Cotter 21 of Laurel Maryland. Therese Marie Mullaney 22 of Kensington Maryland was in serious but stable condition at Gettysburg Hospital with multiple injuries. The accident remains under investigation and road closures affected traffic for about two hours.
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Mount Saint Mary’s College
U.S. 15
South Seton Avenue
Emmitsburg
Robert Allan Norwicki
Collen Court
Toms River
N.J
Laurie and Cotter
Graystone Lane
Laurel
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
John Ball
Therese Marie Mullaney
Park Wood Drive
Kensington
Gettysburg
Sheriff's Department
Norwicki
Fred Anderson
Lawrence Michael Sypeck
W. Green St
West Hazelton
Neo Nazi hunted after Missouri police killings
A reputed neo Nazi survivalist, David Tate, remains at large in the Ozarks after allegedly shooting and killing Trooper Jimmie Linegar and wounding Trooper Allen Hines. More than 200 searchers cover 150 square miles as authorities say he has not left the rugged border area.
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Branson
Ozark Mountains
Highway Patrol
Ralph Biele
David Tate
Tate
Missouri-Arkansas
Jimmie Linegar
Allen Hines
DOE fights likely over N-dump site in Frederick County
Frederick County residents ready to oppose the DOE plan for two high level waste repositories. Local leaders cite fear and historical fights over environmental issues, while officials say population growth and geology complicate Frederick’s suitability. Opposition leaders warn the issue could outpace earlier controversies and draw statewide attention.
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Department of Energy
DOE
Frederick County
Frederick
Point of Rocks
Burkitsville
Weekend Forecast and Local Highlights Preview
A compact notice noting a pleasant weekend with a local weather outlook and a glance at the national weather map. It mentions Glenn Littlefield, an avid golfer and antique golf stub and tee collector, with brief asides on sections like Business, Comics, Editorials, and Sports. Damon Runyon.
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Bill Canley
Glenn Littlefield
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