Victims Need Rights Reform in Crime Fight
In a column by Dr Brow readers learn that crime victims suffer trauma beyond physical harm. Early mental health intervention and training for police, judges, and ER staff are crucial to prevent revictimization. Victims’ Rights bills exist in some states, but broader adoption and better access to restitution and support are urged.
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Brow
Washington, D.C
Finding and returning a lost diamond ring at a hotel
A reader recounts finding a diamond ring on the Ritz Carlton Chicago bathroom floor and turning it to the hotel manager. The policy was to hold the item for a year before turning it to police, prompting debate on the right course for found valuables.
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Abby
Ritz Carlton
Chicago
ST. Paul
Minn
American Bar Association
Ilinois
Patchwork lap quilt project with full plans
A machine sewn patchwork lap quilt measures 34 by 38 inches and uses yarieties at each patch corner and center. The item offers fully instructed plans including materials, cutting and assembly diagrams, step by step directions, and a full size pattern. Orders for Project No 1521-2 should be sent to Makin Things Dept 21701 Frederick Md.
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Makin’ Things
Dept
P.O
Bixby
Okia
Sun King exhibit and lectures at Western Maryland College
A February program at Western Maryland College showcases The Sun King Louis XIV and the New World from February 4 to 25 in Decker Center. The History Department presents two films The Louvre narrated by Charles Boyer and New Found Land by Alistair Cooke at 7 20 p m February 7 in Decker Auditorium, plus an illustrated lecture by Orest Ranum on French culture in the Age of Louis XIV at 7 30 p m February 16 in McDaniel Lounge followed by a reception. All events are free. For more information contact the college information desk at 1248 7000.
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Louis XIV
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Decker Center
History Department
WMC
Louvre
Charles Boyer
Alistair Cooke
New Found Land
Decker
Orest Ranum
Johns Hopkins University
McDaniel
WMC Information Desk
Garments Needed for Scarecrow Project at Farm Museum
The Carroll County Farm Museum in Westminster requests six hundred men’s neck ties and six hundred ladies’ pantyhose for its Fall Harvest Days scarecrow display in October. Old or unwanted garments are welcome and may be dropped off at the Personnel Office, County Office Building, 225 N. Center St., Westminster, or the Farm Museum at 500 N. Center St. Westminster.
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Carroll County Farm Museum
Westminster
N. Center St
Farm Museum
Bridge Winners Named in Last Week's Championship
Denise Clow led the field as overall winner in the recent championship, topping a lineup of skilled players. The event showcased competitive play across multiple rounds with Clow earning top honors.
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Denise Clow
Hair Sprays Offer Varying Hold Powers for All Styles
Hair sprays come in soft hold regular and extra strong options. Try different levels to find the right balance between grip and natural movement for your hair.
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