Stop the burglars crime wave urged by Frederick police
Frederick police chief Major Richard J. Ashton warns of 298 B and Es since January 1 and urges households and businesses to harden security. Citizens should mark belongings, join neighborhood watch, and report suspicious activity to 663-6161. Crime Solvers offers anonymity and rewards across Frederick County Carroll and Montgomery counties.
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Richard J. Ashton
Frederick
City Police Department
Frederick City
Sheriff's Department
State Police
Frederick Cor
Gomery Counties
Frederick County
Crime Solvers
Major Ashton
Roads and renovations mark Hood College improvement plan
Hood College develops campus improvements including road construction within the grounds and renovations to Cobbntz Hall. A fall opening speaker is Dr. Samuel McCrea Cavert, executive secretary of the Federal Council of Churches in America. Brunswick proposes city projects with new water pipeline and 125 workers. water supply to reach about 250000 gallons daily. Brunswick voters elect two new officials and approve a $40000 water loan, while Frederick debates Old Reservoir property and a YMCA lease proposal. Electronics Corp. of 414 Pine St grows, foreseeing space limits within two years, and St. Timothy’s Chapel joins All Saints Episcopal in a new charge with Rev. Bryan to serve multiple churches.
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Hood College
Cobbntz Hall
Samuel McCrea Cavert
Federal Council of Churches In America
Frederick
Old Reservoir
Robert E. Dailey
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Franklin Street
All Saints Episcopal
Charles A. Bryan
Zion Episcopal
Urbana
Grace Episcopal
New Market
St. Timothy’s
St Timothy's
All Saints
Afghan freedom fighters spark Cold War debate
Phyllis Schlafly surveys the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan from December 1979 to January 1980, noting refugee surges in Pakistan and Iran, guerrilla resilience, and shifts in world opinion. She links the action to strategic oil interests, detente’s unraveling, and calls for Western aid to the Afghan freedom fighters amid a broader biopolitical struggle.
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Pravda
Pakistan
Iran
Moscow
Rothless
Kremlin
Middle East
Indian Ocean
Banistan
Ussr
China
South Asia
Hanistan
Soviet Union
Western Europe
James Schlesinger
Defense
Energy
Japan
Washington
Hungary
Unba
Siberia
Poland
United States
Beypt
America
Copley News Service
Labor Dept coverup over Teamsters pension probe exposed
Senate investigators reveal a failed Labor Department inquiry into the Central States Pension Fund during the Carter era. Destruction of the Kotch Crine report and suppression of names of alleged criminals are cited as evidence of a coverup and poor oversight. The piece notes possible criminal violations and names Ray Marshall and Carin Ann Clause in the unfolding scandal.
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Washington
Labor Department
Teamsters Central States Pension Fund
Senate
Permanent Investigations Subcommittee
Clark Mollenhoff
Tony Coragole
Department
Labor
Ray Marshall
Special Investigative Stat
Justice Department
Subcommittee
DeMarco
John Kotch
Richard
Kotch-Crine
Marshall
Carin Ann Clause
Dewarco
Kotech-Crino
Ray Donovan
Civil Aeronautics Board
Roberto Fett
Miami
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Anodal Corporation
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Earl Edwards
Chester Phillips
Frederick Electronics Corp
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Jack Anderson
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