Baumgartner to lead Frederick County Sheriff’s Department reforms
Frederick County's sheriff-elect Richard Baumgartner outlines a non political staffing plan and nominates John Georgants a retired DC detective as chief deputy. He aims to hire best qualified personnel within budget and improve jail security, upkeep, and interagency cooperation.
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Myersville
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Washington Force
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Two South Hagerstown teens face judge over bomb threat
In a Maryland courtroom Judge Irvine H. Rutledge convicted two 17-year-old girls who phoned a bomb threat to South Hagerstown High Principal Donald Zilch. They received a one-year suspended sentence plus Saturday jail detention through June and a 1000-word essay on the evils of bomb threats.
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Hagerstown
Washington County
South Hagerstown High School
Donald Zilch
Zilch
Rutledge
Montrose School For Girls
Reisterstown
Maryland House of Correction
Maryland
America
Letters To The Editor BROADMINDEDNESS ANNOYS READER
A Frederick reader criticizes Mr. Hudson for bias and selective quoting in a November 1970 News Letter to the Editor. He derides liberal viewpoints, cites protests and riots, and rejects being tutored in citizenship by the author. He signs Omer M. Long of Frederick, Md. 21701.
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Thomas E Hudson
The
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Fred
Hudson
Messrs
Abe Fortas
Ramsey Clark
Reappraising Vietnam A French View Of Self Delusion
French writer Romain Gary argues Vietnam prompted a sober national self appraisal in the United States. He says America blundered into Vietnam while seeking credibility after Munich 1938, halting Soviet expansion and reshaping the Communist world, with a lingering moral challenge to U.S. civilization.
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America
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Indochina
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China
Soviet Russia
Czechoslovakia
Peen
East West Berlin Talks Stall Amid Soviet Rigidity
Washington correspondent Bruce Bioss reports four power negotiations over Berlin status remain deadlocked as Moscow insists on ending Bonn West German ties to West Berlin and censoring German political activity. Brandt links progress to Bonn Moscow pact ratification and eastern policy as West Berlin life support hangs in the balance.
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Brandt
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Russia
East Berin
U.S
Lower Saxony
Bad Wurttemburg
Plans For Maryland State Grange Meeting In City
December 1 1920 notices plan the annual Maryland State Grange session in the city from December 6 to 9 with a program of addresses business and county sight-seeing trips. The season showcases useful Christmas gifts as local stores emphasize practicality amid festive displays. Contributions to Near East Relief rise with $42 total including gifts from Abram Hemp William Oberlander and a friend.
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Maryland State Grange
David Morgan Roderick
Abram Hemp
William Oberlander
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