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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1981

Page

3

Faith Norris fights for mainstreaming at Linganore High

Deaf student Faith Norris, 16, formerly at Maryland School for the Deaf, seeks to attend Linganore High School with full-time interpreter support. FCPS ARC recommended MSD stay while partial mainstreaming. board appeals to state level. Norris says board’s action violates law as Faith is not registered and Singapore High is deemed least restrictive.

David Norris Faith Linganore High School MSD Patricia Heeney Board of Education Faith Norris Sjamsville Maryland School For the Deaf Linganore High Frederick County Singapore Frederick County Board of Education State Board of Education Ace Charles A. Price Norris Singanore High School Frank Stockman Bruce Brown Price Heeney Stuart D. Berger Singanore High Mrs. Norris

Judge Bennett completes traffic court specialty session

Maryland District Court Judge Stanley Y. Bennett 46 completed a week long traffic court specialty session at the National Judicial College Reno teaching panel rated him highly among five discussion leaders. He has 10 years on the district court and a previous term as trial magistrate. re appointed to a second term. The session covered traffic court procedure case flow and admissibility of scientific evidence radar breath tests and skidmark evaluation.

Stanley Y. Bennett Maryland District Court National Judicial College University of Nevadaena Bennett District Court Frederick Reno

Cashiers Helped Crack Large Cash Mail Theft Ring

Anchorage prosecutors say cashiers detected a swamp odor on cash tied to a major mail theft case. Phillip A. Robert led postal inspectors to buried bills on August 8 after being confronted, with about 391000 of 740000 stolen in four registered mail shipments recovered.

Anchorage Alaska U.S Phillip A. Robert Robert Rene Gonzalez

Giant Food to Remove Faulty Ceiling Chandeliers

Giant Food Inc plans to remove two metal chandeliers from the bakery section ceiling of its Frederick County store after they reportedly loosened when struck by high carts delivering bread. One employee, Peter Zier, was hospitalized for observation after a Tuesday fall. another case earlier in June 1980 left Linda Whitmer with bruises. The fixtures, about three feet wide and decorated with candy, have caused injuries in the past 14 months.

Giant Food Frederick County Square Peter Zier Frederick Memorial Hospital Zier Berry Scher Giant Food Inc Scher Linda Whitmer

Haig Signals Reeded Toward Stable Soviet Ties

Washington reports Secretary Haig in New Orleans outlined a shift toward a more stable and beneficial relationship with the Soviet Union. He argued for competition to defend freedom while seeking cooperation, suggesting a two phase approach from pressure to rewards for restraint amid a briefer detente echo.

Washington Reagan Soviet Union Cyrus K. Vance Moscow Alexander M. Haig Jr New Orleans Haig Afghanistan United States

Cambridge Black Leaders Plan Nights of Protest Over Shooting

Black leaders in Cambridge plan a series of nightly protest meetings to express displeasure with the police response after Timothy Sampson, 19, was shot in the head by officer Scott Mears following a high speed chase. Sampson remains in the Peninsula General Hospital ICU. State police investigate at Chief Wroten’s request.

Cambridge, Md Cambridge Timothy F. Sampson Sampson Peninsula General Hospital Salisbury Diane Cox Scott Mears Maryland City Police Board Russell E. Wroten Wroten Mears Elaine Adams Stafford

Woodpeckers Thrive After Relocation in Georgia Island

On Catherines Island off Georgia twelve red cockaded woodpeckers were moved last year by state and federal biologists to clear a firing range at Fort Stewart. Four birds were killed by predators, but the rest are thriving and listed as endangered.

Savannah Georgia Catherines Island Fort Stewart William Guthrie

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