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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1981
Page
17
A mixed page features Dr George W Cranes quiz questions with wordplay on professions and animals, a brief Astro-Graph fortune for CAPRICORN through LEO, and a long crossword style exercise with clues and answers spanning biblical, archaic, and general knowledge terms. The piece includes a notice from The News in Frederick Maryland dated Friday December 4 1981.
Houston faces a severe manpower shortage with about 3,000 officers needed to cover a 1.6 million population. Traffic tickets have become an added duty, while recruitment faces strict standards and drug disqualifications. The department warns it may take 10 to 12 years to reach 5,000 officers, prompting community help and off duty guards in Montrose.
An AP report from Annapolis notes Western and Northeastern Maryland including Baltimore City are ideal for metalworking industries as the Department of Economic and Community Development presents an 18 month study. It cites a large skilled workforce, a $2.4 billion local metals market, and strong labor productivity and training programs.
Lorne Greene may find a new Bonanza in ABCs Code Red a firefighting series where he plays Battalion Chief Joe Borchek head of a family of firefighters. The program blends pyrotechnics and action with a child oriented angle as Greene notes the show shifts from arson focus to fire safety education for youngsters. The article also mentions a December workshop for low income aid applications and references real fires and a Nome Alaska blaze from 1934 with an art prize anecdote.
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