Frederick County police reform debate faces county-wide opposition
A Sina survey on Frederick County law enforcement highlights strong opposition to a county-wide police force. Sheriff Barnes notes the sheriff's department is often excluded from discussions while county crime remains low. Municipal departments show readiness for mutual aid, favoring unified cooperation over a single county force.
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World food shortage blamed on politics not population
Irving Kristol argues the food shortage is caused by politics and economics in Russia China and India rather than population growth. He cites Soviet and Chinese regimes as suppressing productivity and India’s socialist policies reducing incentives to farm. He warns many scholars resist admitting capitalism boosts agriculture and notes some nations face shortages due to droughts and wars.
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New York University
Wall Street Journal
Russia
China
India
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Kristol
Taiwan
France
Don Oakley
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Julian Sears
USA Geological Survey
United States
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
New York City
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CIA
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Arcotics
New York
Greenwich Village
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Maryland in crisis as new General Assembly stalls
Maryland's new leadership faces a shaky start with four weeks of session and over 900 bills, amid scandals and probes. Governor Mandel, once decisive, appears muted as calls for reform and juvenile crime solutions rise, while the Senate and House struggle to align on priorities and leadership.
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Baltimore Police
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Senate
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Legislative Council
House of Delegates
John Briscoe
Maryland
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Washington
Energy and Gas Prices Prompt Public Debate in 1965
The article notes fluctuating gasoline prices and public reaction as discussions consider stabilizing measures. It mentions council members and legal figures including Frank W and others in Maryland politics. A Hood College audience hears about energy policy and environmental tracing using sampling to monitor fertilizer runoff and pollution cycles.
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Gatdue Lean
Atwna Energy
Say It Right A New Breed Of Clergy
Letters rail at ministers speakers and editors. a Frederick County reader questions clerics and a Washington Post remark. A resident argues downtown Frederick shopping declines while traffic drains west to centers and urges better access to lure shoppers back.
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National Observer
Frank H. Wood
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Meace City
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Washington Post
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Ford
Richard Nixon
Frederick County
Frederick
Patrick Street
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