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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1983

Page

10

Detrick colonel selected for assignment

Frederick Maryland newspaper reports on the selection of a colonel at Fort Detrick. The notice notes a key leadership appointment dated early April 1983. No further details on the officer or unit are provided.

American Association For Laboratory Animal Science AALAS Harry Rozmiarek Washington, D.C Rozmiarek U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Disease Fort Detrick Rormiarek Sally O. Newell Steele F. Mattingly Maryland Arms Collectors Association Fifth Regiment Howard and Prastan Streets Baltiimore England France Germany Switzerland Austria Australia Canada

Cornerstone Removal Reveals Possible Contents at Frederick Old Post Office

Workers from Potts and Callahan demolished the Frederick post office cornerstone on 1917 mortar, uncovering a plate suggesting items may be inside. State Historic Preservation Officer J Rodney Little said the trust seeks technical advice before opening, warning that improper access could destroy contents. Frederick Postmaster John Young noted the stone remains sealed inside the new post office, with a fragment showing July 1917.

Frederick Potts & Callahan J. Rodney Little Trust Little John Young Historic Trust Young Sam Yul

Delaware Supreme Court voids new drunk driving law

The Delaware Supreme Court struck down the 1980s tougher drunk driving law for lack of gubernatorial funding authority, returning to the old statute. Lt. Gov. Castle pledged ongoing enforcement with roadblocks this weekend as officials plan a special session to reintroduce the measure.

Delaware Supreme Court Dover Del Delaware Supreme Court Michael N. Castle Castle Pierre 8 Charles M Qbberly TI Oberly du Pont General Assembly Joint Finance Committee

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