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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1994

Page

4

From the Projects to Corrections Chief Stanton's ascent in Frederick

Stanton grew up in poverty in Frederick, moved to Carver Apartments, earned a sociology major and criminal justice minor, and rose from corrections officer to bureau chief. He recalls threats, long shifts, racism, and a drive to prove himself while mentoring others from the projects. He presides over a 4.8 million dollar budget and 84 officers for 300 inmates, seeking positive change daily.

Carver Apartments Frederick Frederick County Social Services Frederick High Mr. Stanton Cheyney State University Philadelphia Adam Craven Stanton Corrections Bureau Carl Harbaugh Gretchen Gretchen Stanton

FDA to Decide If Cigarettes Are Drugs

Federal advisers examine whether nicotine in cigarettes meets the drug definition under the FDA. A Tuesday panel vote could lead to regulation as a drug-delivery system, shaping US smoking policy for years.

FDA Washington Food and Drug Administration David Kessler America Kessler Congress National Institute of Drug Abuse United States Charles Blixt RJ. Reynolds Tobacco Co Smokerski Sciente

Mass for Patrick McGrath Held at St Peter's Church

A Mass of Christian Burial for Patrick Timothy McGrath of 12504 Wolf Den Court Monrovia who died July 28 was celebrated July 30 at St. Peter's Roman Catholic Church Libertytown with concelebrants and organist Mary Anglesbee. Interment followed at St. Peter's Cemetery. Funeral home DD Hartzler of Libertytown arranged services.

Patrick McGrath Patrick Timothy McGrath Wolf den Court Monrovia St. Peter’s Libertytown Jeffrey Defayette Thomas T. Polk Michael Misulia Mary Anglesbee Peter Nee Tim Goodfellow Paul Betz Frank Narr Rob Spencer Ashe Narayanan St. Peter’s Cemetery Catherine V. Crum Kemptown Olin L. Molesworth Damascus John C. Price Providence United Methodist Church J Michael Schudt Frank Valente Anthony Valente George Ray Jr Gerrit van der Valk Donald Atwood Providence Methodist Cemetery

Convertible popularity grows amid open air appeal and aging buyers

Car dealers report convertibles remain hot across age groups with the hard top extending seasonal use. At Fitzgerald and Renn Kirby Pontiac Mitsubishi top models include Chevrolet Cavaliers Camaros and Corvette with strong 18 to 25 and 30 to 45 year old buyers. Sunbird tops Renn Kirby sales up 24 percent while LeBaron convertibles appeal to many and Mustang shows a 30 percent rise. Dealers cite open air appeal winter insulation dual airbags and all wheel drive as selling points alongside nostalgia from early 1980s gains.

Mr. Stanford Fitzgerald Renn Kirby Pontiac Mitsubishi Bob Null Null Picer Frederick Motor Company Jp Scott Perkins Mr. Perkins

Police crack down on downtown prostitution efforts

An unnamed officer notes heightened efforts to deter prostitution downtown. Cpl. Dewese says arrests are frequent but exact numbers are unavailable. Prostitution remains hard to spot as individuals blend in, while one woman was arrested but did not face charges. Officer Armstrong declined Sunday interview.

Dewese Armstrong Gamamer Cpl Dewese

Almanac predicts weather quirks and celestial sights

A gnawed fragment suggests almanac notes below average conditions with fair openings and above average rainfall, mentions worms, shooting stars, and a comet tail viewed as Earth passes Swift’s tail. The passage hints readers will see early shooting stars and unusual skies this year.

Almanackiars Angifall Almanac Swift Almanac

Hair salon riff on family planning and color tips

A fragment from a salon column with Elbert Harden discusses perms colors and pregnancy. The piece mentions brightening hair with highlights to lift spirits and urges consulting the stylist for guidance while noting caution for unborn child.

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