Burglars face prison as judges deny leniency
Frederick faces a surge of 300 burglaries this year with only about 20 percent solved. Chief Richard Ashton urges public help to convict more burglars, stressing that strong judges and steadfast parole boards keep criminals off the streets. Two burglars, ages 28 and 27, saw their requests for reduced sentences denied, with Judge Wenner warning that breaking into homes will send offenders to jail.
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Frederick
Richard Ashton
Circuit Court
Samuel W. Barrick
William W. Wenner
Wenner
Haig aides taped secret Senate session in apparent breach
Washington observers note a State Department aide secretly recorded a July Senate Foreign Relations Committee briefing. An apology letter from Richard Fairbanks claimed the act was unauthorized and breached committee rules, prompting questions about leaks and Haig's past conduct. The episode, found on a Xerox machine, raised suspicions whether it was accidental or deliberate.
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Washington
Alexander Haig
White House
Supreme Court
Oval Office
Richard Nixon
Haig
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
State Department
Maxwell
Richard Fairbanks
Congressional Relations
Committee
Charles Percy
Hill
Reagan
Fairbanks
Percy
Uriah Heep
Lep
Senate
Keith Sebuette
Congress
Capitol Hill
Congressional
House of Representatives
Delu
Capitol
Fred Richmond
D-N.y
Letters defend Clinch River breeder reactor plan
Readers defend the Clinch River Breeder Reactor Plant in Oak Ridge Tennessee, rebutting Jack Anderson's critical article. They cite government audits by the Procurement Division and NRC licensing delays, arguing the project advances long term energy security and may reduce reliance on fossil fuels. William F. Kolf, general manager of Project Management Corporation, emphasizes broad scientific support and environmental viability for future commercial use.
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Jack Anderson
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Anderson
Project
Department of Energy
Congress
Albert Gore Jr
Washington
Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
U.S
United States
Frederick County Board of Appeals praised for service
A Frederick County reader commends the reappointment of three County Appeals Board members led by Mr Glenn Browning. The letter expresses support for enforcing laws even when unpopular, notes concerns about a proposed truck stop near New Market, and urges residents to consider traffic and safety impacts on schools and the community.
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Rachelf
Racheff
Frederick County
C. Gordon Smith
New Market
MD. 355
Glenn Browning
County Appeals Board
Frederick Fair
No more street showers for a while in Frederick
City forester Cyril Klein announces the water level at the reservoir is below top and showers for cooling city children will be discontinued for a time. The 104th Aero Squadron of the 28th Division showcased air maneuvers above Detrick Field as thousands watched. Braddock Heights prepares for Community Day with contests, greased pig race, and a beauty contest for ages four to six.
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Cyril Klein
104Th Aero Squadron
Detrick Field
Frederick
Fly
Braddock Heights
Vietnamese student studies soil conservation at Frederick office
NGHIEM X. THINH of Saigon spent two weeks in Frederick at Winchester Hall observing water conserving farming and soil erosion reduction. He plans to study animal nutrition at the University of Georgia after graduation from the National College of Agriculture in South Vietnam. Five Frederick County Young Republican Clubs met for a picnic and agreed to publish a monthly newsletter. Ali Ghan Temple members learned of Debra Jane Boyd of Big Spring who, with cerebral palsy, walked for the first time at age seven after treatment at Shrine Hospital in Philadelphia.
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Nghiem X. Thinh
Saigon
South Vietnam
Frederick
Soil Conservaton Office
Winchester Hall
National College of Agriculture
Republic of South Vietnam
University of Georgia
Frederick County
Aireed
Mont
al Five
William Crum
Ali Ghan Temple
Allegany
Washington
Garrett
Debra Jane Boyd
Big Spring
Shrine Hospital For
Philadelphia
Shriners
Four County Organization of Shriners
John Pinkerman A Changing World Veterans Aid At VA Hospitals
John Pinkerman laments protests at VA Wadsworth Hospital West Los Angeles while praising VA care for World War I, II, Korean and Vietnam veterans. He compares war harms and argues no war is worse than another, urging veterans groups to seek support from senators and organizations rather than disrupt VA facilities.
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Veterans Administration
VA Wadsworth Hospital
Los Angeles
Calif
Vietnam
Harry S. Truman
Saigon
Vietnam Veterans
Alan Cranston
Senate
Reagan
Local trains and decaf caffeine steal TV spotlight
Neighbors entertain with electric train pattern while viewers note a quirky beverage served at the local deanery. The drink, replacing the nation’s top brew, appears to be a decaffeinated caffeine mix.
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Liew
America
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Project Management Corporation
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Oak Ridge, Tenn
M. Estelle Baker
Jamsville
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Eddie
John Pinkerman
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