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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1978
Page
4
The Soviets held Crawford for 15 days in Lefortovo Prison before releasing him after the U S Department of Justice agreed to free two United Nations diplomats. They accuse him of currency exchanges including 750 for 1 000 rubles and 8 500 dollars for 20 000 rubles.
Since Saturday morning Frederick City Police arrested Henry Fred Brown for disorderly intoxication and jailed Daniel Lee Bagent for failing to pay a deferred payment. Others cited include Ricky Dorsey for disorderly conduct, Charles Owens for improper equipment, Randall Brice for no registration, and Ronald Navinn Carvar Anert for assault and battery. Additional charges list learder permit violation, unsafe starting from parked position, traffic device violations, shoplifting, and negligent or speeding infractions. A wire service note mentions Soviet exchange rates and alleged Crawford-related charges with testimony from Lusya.
Utah senator Mac Mathias defends individual freedom against modern surveillance and big government. He clashes with right wing Republicans over consumer protection, contemplates a third party, supports SALT 11 ratification, and remains a reform-minded GOP figure admired across parties.
The Postal Service obtained a court restraining order Saturday barring strikes by the two largest postal unions under the law against mail strikes. Yet the law and the order did not stop broad local walkouts in 1970.
State police probe the apparent death of Dennis Edward Kees 30 of Rt. 9 Fairlane Trailer Park Frederick found Sunday afternoon near The Paul J. Gerstner. He died from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound to the head. He operated Skip's Welding & Repair on Broadway. The body was sent to the medical examiner in Baltimore for autopsy with a .32 caliber revolver found beside him.
A Baltimore resident, Phillip M. Shifflett, 33, was critically injured in a head on crash at Md. 75 and Md. 97 Saturday night. Passenger Victoria L. Haney, 18, and driver Ronald M. Willett, 31, were treated and released. Willett faced charges for failure to stay right of center. George W. Brown, 31, of Baltimore, was also hurt and freed after about 20 minutes under a Hurst tool.
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