Raffensberger sworn in as Frederick City police chief
Regis R Raffensberger was sworn in as Frederick City Police Chief and Director of Public Safety in a near full City Hall ceremony. The 52 year old former Baltimore City Police veteran will lead 86 sworn officers with a 5.2 million dollar annual budget and earn 53 thousand 29 dollars per year. He pledged loyalty and commitment to the department and community and noted his first priority is to meet each officer personally.
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Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Charles V. Main
Sun
George Patton
Martin Luther King Jr
Hog
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Baltimore City Police
Ed Woods
Baltimore Police
Regis
Israel faces U S call to freeze settlements amid loan guarantee threat
Secretary Baker demands a halt to settlement construction or risk 10 billion dollars in U S loan guarantees. Israelis react with dismay and accuse the move of meddling in internal affairs while leaders warn it could backfire. Government officials stress negotiations continue as Israel weighs the U S leverage tied to the peace process.
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Ariel Sharon
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Middle East
Gerald Steinberg
Bar Man University
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Yedioth
Shimon Schiffer
GM to close 12 GM plants by 1995 amid 1991 loss
GM will close 12 U S plants by 1995 affecting 16 000 blue collar workers and streamline white collar jobs amid a 1991 4 5 billion loss the worst annual loss by an American corporation The plan also shifts Willow Run production to Arlington and targets 74 000 jobs and 21 plants for elimination by 1985.
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Maryland Weather Update and Local Research Feature
The report notes continued cloudiness and periods of rain tonight with a low in the lower 40s. Wednesday brings mostly cloudy skies with rain tapering to showers and ending early in the afternoon, followed by a return to drier conditions. A feature highlights researchers discovering answers in unlikely places near home.
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Frederick New Post highlights recycling paper reuse efforts
The Frederick New Post notes daily printing on 100 percent recycled paper and emphasizes ongoing recycling practices.
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Frederick New
Sheriff seeks to lock jail canteen profits for inmates only
Frederick County Sheriff Carl Harbaugh aims to place more than 207000 found in the jail canteen fund into an endowment dedicated to inmates. He wants literacy and drug education programs funded, arguing the money is for inmate use and not county operations. The audit by the Interagency Internal Audit Authority, completed in December, found the canteen fund greatly exceeded current needs.
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Frederick
Carl Harbaugh
Harbaugh
Interagency Internal Audit Authority
Former officer recalls when fund began
James Hahn, a former Frederick County correctional officer, says he helped establish the canteen fund in the mid-1970s with profits to be used solely for inmates. Documents found support his account, aligning with Sheriff Harbaugh’s claim that the funds were for inmates. Hahn served at the detention center from 1972 to 1975.
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Frederick County
James Hahn
Hahn
Shoriff
Carl Harbaugh
Fort Detrick may open daytime gates to save budget
Fort Detrick could drop daytime gate guards by early summer to save an estimated 200000 annually. Col. Larry G. Johnson says the post might remain open for official business with unmanned gates, while high security areas stay restricted and security desks remain in place. The open post team, formed to study effects and hours, will report by March 27 and Armed Forces Day events will still allow public access.
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