Resistance to crime fuels community action and police cooperation
The Frederick area report urges residents to fight crime by reporting suspicious activity and aiding police, noting bicycle thefts and the need for crime resistance alerts. FBI official George T. Quinn calls media partners to spread the anti crime message while local units and state agencies push property identification and burglary prevention efforts. The piece contrasts domestic energy policy with international economic pressures under President Carter and cites oil import concerns as part of a broader critique.
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Margie Neufeld
Frederick
Frederick City
George T. Quinn
Baltimore
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Quinn
Cpl
Barry Horner
PFC
Blessing Kaetzel
Jimmy Carter
Temperance Union
United States
Germany
Japan
Carter
Rend
Daily
Oklahoman
Computers could decide modern wars not guns or tanks
Washington analysts warn that future battles may hinge on fragile computer networks rather than battlefield hardware. A London study cautions terrorists or rivals could cripple economies and militaries by sabotaging key systems. Baron's assessment stresses Western overreliance on tech and Soviet access to U.S. know how, risking strategic paralysis and weapon theft.
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Washington
Dominic Paul Baron
Foreign Affairs Research Institute
Baron
Bowen Hent
United States
Soviet Union
West
Free World
Kremlin
Frederick fashion show set for Armory venue this fall
Aged city records note the mayor and aldermen bought an $8900 Elgin metal sweeper to keep streets leaf free this fall. Kiwanis Club committees met at Potomac Edison offices on East Patrick Street to promote Frederick's second fashion and borst show to be staged in the Armory, with Waynesboro Hustlers supplying exhibits.
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Beve
Frederick
Potomac Edison Company
East Patrick Street
Armory
White Rock resident responds to commissioners letter
A White Rock subdivision resident defends residents before Frederick County Commissioners. He cites a petition signed by about 50 locals demanding redress for alleged negligent sewer work by Conewago Construction of Pennsylvania that damaged roads during a project in White Rock.
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White Rock
Tuscarora
Frederick County
M.A. Malik
Malik
Comenago
Board of Committers
White Rock residents push for road repair and sewer costs
Greg M Charlos of Broderick Maryland describes erosion, dust bowls, and hazardous road conditions on White Rock Streets caused by Conewago actions. He demands immediate repaving and questions who pays for sewer hookups, noting budget figures and HUD funds while urging voters to recall county officials.
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White Rock
Conewago
U.S. Dept. of Housing & Urban Development
Point of Rocks
Frederick County
Wirts
K County
Thomas M. Fox
Fox
Commissioners
Public Works Department
Metropolitan Commission
State of
Maryland
Rocky Ridge Fire Company Parade Delayed In Mild Weather
Twenty years ago a Rocky Ridge Fire Company parade in ideal weather was scheduled for seven but started at 7 38 pm. The event at Mt Tabor Park lasted about an hour. George Cole Maryland State Police reported on lookers and the singers Mr and Mrs Hans Singer Spar ausburg DC were guests of honor during Operation Welcome Mat. In a personal interview at the Frederick press the winner of a best two of three series was mentioned.
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Rocky Ridge Fire Company
Rocky Ridge
Mt. Tabor Park
Hans Singer
Sparausburg
D.C
George Cole
Maryland
Singer
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