Police Crack Tri-County Ring Of House Burglars
A two state raid linked an estimated 100000 dollars of Washington Frederick and Franklin county house burglaries to a ring centered in Hagerstown Maryland. Seven suspects were charged and one arrest followed early Thursday. Stolen goods including guns tools televisions and a guitar were recovered. Police expect further arrests and will contact owners for property return.
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Washington - Frederick - Franklin county
Washington County
Frederick County
Franklin County
Hagerstown
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Treasury Department
firearms division
Emmitsburg
Henry Stafford
Clyde Tucker
Tackie Lee Wolfe
Wolfsville
Wolfe
Roger Benton Seal
RFD
Smithsburg
Jerry Darnell Little
RFD 1
Seal
Little
Ronald Lee Wagerman
Stafford
Gene Richard Moore
David Lee Coleman
RFD 2
Coleman
Carroll County
Elizabeth Anne Azzarello
Earl Stanley Wolfe
Brunswick Democrats recognize new county officers shakeup
The Frederick County Democratic Central Committee met behind closed doors and unanimously voted to recognize Brunswick Democratic Central Committee officers. Tensions rose over Cannon’s resignation and the Brunswick committee’s revival plan, with sharp exchanges among chairmen Best and Smith and Bruns wick party members about past elections and leadership.
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Frederick County
Democratic Central Committee
Brunswick Democratic Central Committee
Frederick J. Bower
Bower
News-Post
John T. Best Jr
Brunswick committee
Charles Smith
Cannon
Brunswick SS
Democratic committee
cember
Brunswick
The
Blade Times
Best
Brunswick Democratic
Lawrence Nelson
Smith
Senators Push Mandatory Jail Terms for Weapon Use
Maryland Senators Edward P. Thomas and Charles M. Smelser announce a bill to require a minimum 18 month sentence for crimes involving any weapon. The measure bars suspended sentences or probation and sets a five year cap for first offenders, with two to 25 years for repeat offenders. The pair argue tougher penalties will cut crime without infringing on law‑abiding citizens.
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Edward P. Thomas
Charles M. Smelser
Frederick Carroll
Maryland General Assembly
Smelser
Thomas
Mandel
Walkersville To Air Plan For Development
Walkersville officials plan a joint session tonight at 7:30 to present the Comprehensive Development Plan for 1972 to 1982. Burgess, Commissioners, and Planning Commission will discuss the plan, funded in part by state and federal sources, outlining land use, services, transport, and growth guidance for the town and surrounding area.
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Burgess and Commissioners
Planning Commission of
Walkersville
Walkers~ville
Devel ‘opment
Walkersville Burgess and Commissioners
Frederick
Miss Jennie Burrier Celebrates 100th Birthday in Mt. Pleasant
Miss Jennie Elizabeth Burrier marks her 100th birthday at her Mt. Pleasant home. Born near Frederick, she lived a life of work, faith, and family, serving as church treasurer for 50 years and remaining active in reading and neighborhood companionship. She values independence and faith, saying she thanks God for living.
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MONICA SCHAIRER
Jennie Elizabeth Burrier
Mt. Pleasant
Darwin Barker
Ada Filler
Rhema Fogle
Jennie
Frederick
Mt. Pleasant district
John William
Mary Katherine Barker
Jénnié
Ladies Missionary Group
father time
Miss Jennie
L. Richard Batzler
Batzler
President Spends Night At Camp David
President Nixon returns to the capital after an overnight stay at Camp David in Maryland. He planned a weekend visit to his home in Key Biscayne, Florida, and would attend the National Center for Voluntary Action awards dinner before departing with John B. Connally and John Ehrlichman.
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Nixon
Camp David
Key Biscayne
Fla
Maryland
Catoctin Mountains
China
State Department
National Security Councel
Peking
National Center for Voluntary Action
Florida
Secretary of the Treasury
John —B. Connally
White House
John Ehrlichman
Grand Jury Recesses Hints At Calling Certain Parties
Frederick County's grand jury ended its three day session with the hint that certain parties may be called to testify on a matter of general concern. Foreman Ralph Currens declined to discuss testimony. the panel asked for a detailed report from the State Fire Marshal on fire hazards at the county jail and county home and recommended outside expert study for long range jail planning.
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Frederick County
Ralph Es. Currens
County ‘grand jury
eltha
ipris
thne
Hospital Visitors Restricted to Immediate Family
Wallace Ban administrator of the Fredrick Memorial Hospital has announced a visitors ban modification allowing only immediate family members to visit patients. The rule becomes effective at midnight tonight, following the previous ban and recent staff decisions.
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Wallace Ban
Fredrick Memorial Hospital
Jen
Stock Market Gains Extend Sharp Run In New York
The Dow Jones industrial average rose as market prices stayed strong. Trading continued the upward momentum from Wednesday with the index around 10,230, signaling ongoing gains for investors.
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NEW YORK
Fire Log Summary from Arlans Department Store Area
Fire calls reported over a 24 hour period ending 10 am include a ceiling fire at 10 38 am on 102 South Market Street. Smoke investigation at 2 pm. Grass fires at Green's Esso and other field fires on Route 40 and nearby roads. House and truck fires in Barton s ville Libertytown and Libertytown areas. ambulance calls and jail population figures noted.
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ARLAN'S DEPARTMENT
Uniteds
SOUTH MARKET STREET
UNITY
Green’s
Esso
New Market
BARTONSVILLE
Lawson
RT. 80
Hyallstown
New Windsor
CHAUNCEY'S DRIVE-IN
Smith
Cov‘orner
Libertytown
Winefed
Mt. Airyres
Plantine
School Priorities Listed At Hearing On Budget
More than 150 citizens attended a public budget hearing as school officials outlined 10 instructional funding priorities totaling 3.8 million dollars for non salary costs. The total budget awaits teacher contract negotiations which could add about 1 million for salaries. A second budget briefing will precede the March 1 county submission. The board warned no approval of higher requests than staff seeks.
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Board of Education
John L. Carnachan
G. Hunter Bowers
West Frederick Junior High School
Carnochan
Alfred Thackston
Dr Carnochan Again Heads County Schools
Dr John L. Carnochan was reappointed as Frederick County superintendent of schools by a 6-1 vote of the Board of Education. Dissenting member Chris Matthews argued for rotation, saying eight years is long enough for the position.
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John L. Carnochan
Frederick County
United States
Matthews
State Senators Tackle Political Hot Potatoes
ANNAPOLIS AP The Maryland Senate tackles gun control a reapportionment and a legalized lottery as hot issues in the 1972 session. Debate looms on Gov Mandel’s gun bill while a constitutional amendment to legalize a state lottery awaits final vote. Reapportionment, tied to Mandel’s plan, faces tight margins with city opposition.
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ANNAPOLIS
Maryland Senate
Marvin Mandel
atoe
Mandel
Baltimore City
J Joseph Curran
D-Balto
Mamiel
Senate
House
Paul J. Bailey
Southern
Maryland
John J. Coolahan
Robert E Bauman
Rapper Shore
William J. Goodman
Prince Georges
William James
D-Harford
Baltimore
Law Enforcement Week Opens Doors to Public Tour and Demos
Frederick City Police, Frederick County Jail, and Maryland State Police hosted a public tour for Law Enforcement Week. Visitors toured cells, viewed weapons and equipment, witnessed breathalyzer and drug demonstrations, and learned about tickets from a teletype machine. A crime seminar at Governor Thomas Johnson High School closes the week, with free talks by officials and authorities open to all.
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Frederick County
Thackston
Thomas Johnson High School
prin
Frederick City
Maryland
juana
Carl Harbaugh
Jerry Summer
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Frederick Exchange Club
Frederick Jaycees
Elks Lodge 684
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