Community rally supports Frederick police reform progress
Frederick City Police Chief Richard J. Ashton cites greater cooperation from businesses and citizens in reporting crimes and testifying. Court changes shorten delays as judges push to hear cases, and probation violators face stricter re sentencing under the original offenses. The state's attorney’s office has improved, with potential further impact under Lawrence Dorsey.
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County Fights State Move to Speed Annexation Rezoning
Frederick County officials oppose a proposed state bill to lift the five year rezoning delay on land annexed by cities. They warn it would weaken planning tools and complicate provision of schools and facilities. The measure faces a House committee hearing this afternoon.
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Richard L. Grossnickle
Frederick County Schools Face Fourth Snow Day
Frederick County schools remained closed for a fourth day as work crews cleared snow blocked roads and sidewalks. Officials say schools may reopen Thursday if weather allows, with decision due early that morning amid forecast icy rain.
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T. Meade Felton
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Search continues for suspect in marshals' slaying
In Heaton North Dakota marshals hunt for Gordon Kahl widens after a large but abortive raid on a farm. Authorities from FBI US Marshal Service and North Dakota Crime Bureau planned new steps amid fog and darkness.
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Terrorism Seen on the Rise and Here to Stay
AP reports experts warn terrorist attacks are increasing and will persist as a threat to Americans and property. Edward Marks notes variability in counts but agrees violence is rising. Yonah Alexander cites last month’s incidents surpassing 250 and a total of 15,868 significant cases from 1970 to 1982.
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Mild today with clouds building before Northeast storm
Weather roundup for Western Maryland and Maryland mountains notes milder conditions today followed by increasing clouds tonight as a storm moves northeast toward the East Coast. Highs mid 40s, tonight near 30, with rain likely Thursday and possible mix. Mountain areas see snow or rain Thursday, around 35. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 49 to 51 in several towns.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Untitled historical brief with scattered names and notes
A fragmented page notes Elisabeth Frank on a bettie of man versus snow and Warren on Beverly Byron’s trip. It mentions a 77000-Kase Brae event, Cherries celebrating Washington's Birthday, and BL BUSINESS reporting Carthmgame’s move after a century in Frederick to Hagerstown for new electronic consoles.
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Hagerstown
Snow Delay Expected at Old Post Office Site
Potts and Callahan officials said minimal delays due to record snowfall last weekend will not halt work on the old post office site. Crews will push snow, resume backfilling, build a 12.18 foot wall to the rear lot, then continue grading and paving once weather clears.
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Carroll Street
Cindy Hackett Green
Mayor Preston vetoes decision on Emmitsburg ski resort
Emmitsburg Mayor Robert M. Preston plans to veto the board of commissioners’ Feb 7 vote to begin lease negotiations for college mountain land with Harry C. Maloney. Preston cites the town charter requiring study of land sale powers and will outline reasons publicly at the March 7 meeting. Board can override with a majority vote if warranted.
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Emmitsburg
Robert M. Preston
Preston
Board of Commissioners
Harry C. Maloney
Washington, D.C
Maloney
Joan Boyle
Miss Boyle
Lawmakers seek changes to Reagan jobs bill
Senators and House leaders press for revisions to the 4.3 billion jobs package with Hatfield proposing a 44 billion alternative that aligns with Democratic calls. White House advisors warn amendments could undermine the bill while pledging prudent additions during talks with Baker.
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Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Senate Appropriations Committee
Hatfield
House
Tom Foley
White House
James A. Baker
Jim Wright
Texas
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