Commissioners Seek Limits on Special Deputy Powers
Frederick County officials pressed Annapolis lawmakers for at least five bills including curbs on the sheriffs power to appoint special uniformed deputies and repeal of last years school bond enabling legislation. They propose adding 4.5 million in school funds to general county building financing and maintaining authority to sell bonds as needed for courthouse library planning. Sheriff Richard Baumgartner suggested deputies retain arrest powers at events. Derr noted the county may use bonds partially or wholly as needed.
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MARGARET HINDMAN
Frederick County
Annapolis
solons
general county
John Derr
Derr
Frederick
Richard C. Baumgartner
special depu
Two Sewer Projects Win Conditional OK
County Commissioners conditionally approve two Metropolitan Commission sewer projects. One funds a new pumping station and extended Clover Hill lines by developer Ernest Ausherman, with no Metro money. Sewage would feed into the O Possumtown interceptor. approval hinges on Planning Commission and Ausherman subdivision action.
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Metropolitan Commission
Clover Hill
Ernest Ausherman
Francis J. Cook
O’Possumtown
Tuscarora Creek
Cook
unty Planning Commission
Ausherman
Point of Rocks Estates
State Health Department
Point of Rocks
Ralph Gastley
Donald Lewis
Gastley
Bartonsville Man Dies In U S 40 Crash
A 54 year old Bartonsville man John Edgar Shaffer was killed in a single car crash on U S 40 east of Md 355 around 6 15 p m. He may have died of a heart attack before injuries. His car was destroyed and he was pronounced dead at Frederick Memorial Hospital. In a separate county case Emmitsburg police arrested 20 year old David Daniel Mort for possession of mafia and jailed him.
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Bartonsville
U.S. 40
Md. 355
John Edgar Shaffer
Bell’s Lane
Shaffer
po-ice
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Emmitsburg
David Daniel Mort
Mort
Frederick County
Boy Charged In Stolen Check Case
A 15 year old boy was arrested for attempting to cash a stolen Social Services check and for participating in cashing another stolen check. The checks were mailed to Frederick residents by Social Services. He fled a store when questioned after trying to cash a 127 dollar check. He was later caught at Carmack's Grocery and charged in the 117 dollar case. He was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Social Services
Frederick
Department of Social Services
Phyllis Carroll
North Court Street
A&P
Carmack’s
Omie Smith
South Market Street
Britain Demands Irish Pay For Burned Embassy
Britain filed a formal protest with Prime Minister Jack Lynch and sought compensation for the burning of its Dublin embassy after a riot that followed the Londonderry killings. Sir John Peck said relations are at a low point and Irish authorities pledged compensation.
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DUBLIN
Britain
Irish today
Sir John Peck
Peck
Jack Lynch
Lynch
London
Fewer Than 44 Of Emergency Room Cases Real Emergencies
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports that fewer than a third of ER visits were true emergencies for the year ending June 30 1971. Total ER patients reached 16 088 with rising bad debts and lower reimbursements from Medicaid Medicare and Blue Cross.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wallace M. Dow
Dow
Frederick Memorial
Medicare
Medicaid
Blue Cross
Frederick County Chamber Leaders Vow 1972 Challenge
Newly installed Frederick County Chamber president Edward J. Daugherty outlines a 1972 Year of Challenge. He aims to balance the county economy, create more jobs, and unite Chamber citizens with city and county governments through basic salesmanship and a positive community attitude.
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Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Edward J. Daugherty
Daugherty
Chamber
George
Frederick Controls Division
Price Electric
Fire Log Summary for 24 Hours Ends 10 A M
Fire calls logged with times 3 14 p m 4 07 p m for house fires at 117 East St and 604 Charles St responses by Independents Uniteds and Citizens. Ambulance calls show Emergency 1 Routine 1. Jail population lists 16 males 1 female and 2 juveniles.
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CITY
EAST ST
Uniteds and Citizens
CHARLES ST
Weather shifts from rain to snow with freezing mix
Forecaster notes rain changing to snow this afternoon with freezing rain overnight adding ice to leftover slush. Expect wet and snowy conditions through Friday with drier weekend and highs near 35, dropping to around 20 tonight as winds rise. Light snow with little accumulation, temperatures staying below freezing Friday.
Viet Cong Demands Thieu Resign Now
The Viet Cong urged President Nguyen Van Thieu to resign immediately and called for a coalition government including communists. They demanded a specific US withdrawal date and the end of Saigon’s pacification policy, with freed political prisoners and democratic liberties per the 1954 Geneva Agreement.
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PARIS
Viet Cong
Nguyen Van Thieu
South Vietnam
United Sates
Saigon
Vietnam
Liberation Radio
Thieu
United States
Le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Peking
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Assembly Unit Endorses No Fault Auto Insurance
A Maryland special committee on motor vehicle insurance reform introduced a five bill program including a strong no fault proposal and tighter driver classification rules. It would require all drivers to have coverage and push up bumper date, with limited pain and suffering claims and new driver classification notices.
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ANNAPOLIS
Senate
Edward T. Conroy
D-Prince Georges
comittee
Maryland
Marvin Mandel
Mandel
insurance company
General Assembly
Senate unit favors modified gun curbs in Annapolis
Maryland lawmakers move on Mandel gun control bill as Senate and House committees hold hearings. The Senate panel backed stop and frisk 8 to 4 after compromises to curb police powers, while the House Judiciary Committee planned an 11 a.m. public hearing at St John’s College Auditorium.
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ANNAPOLIS
Marvin Mandel
Senate
House
House Judiciary Committee
St. John’s College
Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee
Clarence W Blount
D-Balto
Blount
Clarence Mitchell Mi
Robert E. Bauman
Upper Shore
Edward P. Thomas Jr
Western
Maryland
Mitchell
Mandel
gun lobby
Banman
Task Force on Youth Seeks To Serve All Of Community
A mixed group of 30 black and white youths met at the Community Information Center to shape goals for the Task Force on Youth. They formed three committees to address drugs education counseling and employment with district leaders urging student participation and school outreach.
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Dan Koff
Force on
Dave Bork
Community Action Agency
Human Relations Council
Task Force on
Bork
Leslie Floyd
Roff
Stock market rises for second session in a row
In New York trading, the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 10:30 a.m. gained 0.98 points to 906.83 as stocks climbed for the second straight session amid active trading.
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NEW YORK
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