Frederick Crime Solvers Receives Pennies Donation
8,459 pennies donated by Penl W Mossburg state director for Serioma to M Albert Morningstar president of Frederick County Crime Solvers on behalf of Frederick Evening Serioma Club. Mossburg urged members to contribute their two cents at each meeting as support for the crime solvers funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penl W. Mossburg
Serioma
M. Albert Morningstar
Frederick County
Frederick Chui
C. Kurt Hoher
Carroll County Crime of the Week Theft at Metro Campers
Crime of the Week details a May 29 to June 1 1982 theft at Metro Campers Inc 3201 Baltimore Blvd Finksburg Carroll County. Items stolen include a 12 volt color TV stereo speakers two cassette stereos and CB radio with rewards up to 1000 for information via hotline 848 0999. Also notes a separate June 19 auction theft at Dr Lavinas Urbana Pike Frederick County with roughly 2000 in goods. tip line 683 2200 offers up to 1000 reward.
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Metro Campers Inc
Baltimore Blvd
Finksburg
Carroll County
Midland Citizens Band
Carroll County Crime Solvers
Frederick County Crime Solvers
Maryland
Delaware Vouchers Aim to Train Jobless Workers
A pilot program in Delaware would provide about 1000 dollar vouchers to unemployed workers for vocational training at state schools and Delaware Technical Community College. Labor Secretary Dennis Carey says the plan targets displaced workers and allows unemployment benefits to continue during training as the state develops a broader high tech oriented workforce strategy. Government officials note Harvard fellowship selection for Carey and emphasize the program could expand if initial funding and results prove successful.
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Dover
Del
Maumee
Dennis C. Carey
Delaware
Carey
Harvard University Institute of Politics
Harvard
Pierre 5. du Pont IV
Dennis Carey
Feceel
Golisn
Beec Tor
Chesapeake Bay changes said dramatic in estuary study
The Chesapeake Bay is changing radically as nutrients and toxins rise, altering life in the estuary. EPA official Tom DeMoss says the bay isn’t dying but is changing, with nutrients from point and nonpoint sources shifting ecological balance and harming vegetation, fish, and oxygen levels.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake Bay
Tom DeMoss
Environmental Protection Agency
DeMoss
Frances Flanigan
Citizens Program
EPA
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Susquehanna
WO Ot
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Flames
National Weather Service
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Middle Atlantic States
Sgteniar
Joann Fabrics
Boughreon's Lane
Sat
Election Board
Winchester Hall
Ast
Church Street
Frederick
Board OF Supervisors OF Elections For
Council On Career and Vocational Education
Ealy Searce
Frederic
Anguet
Philharmonic
New York
Los Angeles Philharmonic
William Kraft
Kraft
James River
James
Potomac
AACE
Ireland
American Express Twa
Gateway
Boyer Travelype Inc
Chuorch St
YMCA
Hanenneps Ieee
United Way Agency
Juniors & Girls
Pandora
M.L
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