City police urge aldermen on officer concerns
Frederick officers addressed three city aldermen at City Hall voicing anger over equipment shortages training gaps and staff levels. Cpl Barry Horner urged attention to officers voices while others cited manual conflicts delays in drug training and outdated recruitment tests. The session included about a dozen officers with several issues continuing to be reviewed.
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Patrick O’brien
Fraternal Order of Police
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Israel weighs concessions to free hostages in Lebanon
In Jerusalem Israel debated concessions to secure more Western hostages released from Lebanon. U N Secretary General Perez de Cuellar planned talks in Geneva to press for a broader exchange while Tehran linked Hamas style demands to the fate of missing Israelis and Hezbollah cleric Obeid.
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Uri Lubrani
Foreign Ministry
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Woman alive in Virginia halts murder victim check
A woman believed to be the victim found along 1 270 south of Frederick is alive and well in Virginia. Maryland State Police say they traced her after a resident reported a woman matching the victim’s description visited with a male in a Ford Mustang. Trooper Gary Bachtell said investigators will resume efforts to identify the body.
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Farmers urged to apply for low-interest FHA loans
Frederick County drought impact noted as crop damage spreads across corn, soybeans and hay. Extension Agent Terry May reports scant rainfall with June 2.68 inches, July 1.17 inches, and May historic lows, affecting contiguous counties and prompting farmers to seek FHA loan relief. William Donald Schacter.
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Planners OK route in Whittier region
Frederick City planning officials on Monday night approved a road alignment at the Whittier development that would least affect Kemp Lane homes and a proposed link called Christopher Crossing to connect Kemp Lane with Rocky Springs Road. Residents urged selecting a route avoiding deer habitat and school bus access concerns. The commission also approved a recycling bin site off East Street and a plan for Blackhorse II.
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Tracy to end wandering ways and head home
Edward Tracy, a Vermont native who spent nearly five years in captivity in Lebanon, is set to fly home from the U S Air Force hospital in Wiesbaden to the Boston area after three decades of wandering.
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Lottery winner foresees major lifestyle decision
A 33 year old lottery winner in Baltimore plans a major lifestyle change after winning 21 million dollars. David Moreland, an administrator, lives with his parents and has given no clear plans beyond immediate care steps. He faces ongoing medical and psychological evaluations as he prepares for follow on treatment in Boston.
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Woodsboro records subpoenaed in state probe
Maryland Attorney General's office subpoenaed records from the Woodsboro wastewater treatment plant over alleged document falsification. Town officials said purchase orders from 1987 and lab tests dating to January 1991 were requested, with the town denying involvement and officer noting no target identified.
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Ralph Gordon
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Water bill enforcement ends delinquency in Woodsboro
At a Woodsboro meeting the burgess and commissioners threatened to cut water service to four delinquent customers. They marched to each home and demanded payment. The residents paid up on the spot, confirming the officials would enforce ordinances.
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Inside The News Weather Update note
Report outlines a high chance of rain after midnight with low temperatures in the mid to upper 90s. The forecast for Wednesday calls for morning rain, clearing to partly sunny with a chance of showers and thunder stores amid a Western Maryland map feature.
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