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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1992

Page

4

Former officer recalls jail canteen fund profits ethics

Former Sheriff Hahn describes a jail canteen fund used to buy health care items and inmate supplies with profits kept for indigent inmates and jail upgrades. He notes misused funds led to audits and transfers amid a 1970s practice, and recalls unexpected profits reaching about 207000 dollars as the inmate population stayed small.

Babo VISTA Ronald Sundergill Don Barnes Hahn Sundergill Sherif Harbaugh Barnes Harbaugh

County considers endowment fund for inmate programs

Sheriff backs placing 200000 in an endowment yielding 5 percent interest with 10000 annually for inmate health and education programs at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center. Commissioners weigh control, direct funding, and state aid shortfalls affecting canteen revenue and sheriff operations.

Community Foundation of Frederick County Community Foundation Sue Ann Yingling Bruce Reeder Sundergill Sheriff's Department

WAFY Team Wins Trivia Fundraiser in Ceresville

WAFY radio’s squad won the Arc of Frederick County fundraiser trivia contest in Ceresville on Friday night. Miller, Henry and Madden led the victorious team with top scores among six finalists, raising 5800 for mentally retarded causes. other finalists included teams from State Farm Insurance, Plamondon Enterprises, and Eustako.

Wafy Radio Frederick County Ceresville Ball Miller Norman Henry Bull Madden State Farm Insurance Plamondon Enterprises Inc Eustako Elvis Stamp Rhythm Pigs Rosemary Rosensteel Arc Association of Retarded Citizens Rosensteel

Fort Detrick Eyes Open Gates Policy Change

Norman Covert, Fort Detrick spokesman, says gates are manned during open hours 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. and by DoD police. The post opened in 1943 and security budgets are not disclosed. A reallocation could save 5,460 working hours and fund a central alarm dispatch within three months. Col. Johnson notes reduced espionage risk may shift priorities with no job losses or pay-scale changes.

Norman Covert Fort Detrick U.S. Department of Defense Covert Col. Johnson

Israel-Ties Strain as Baker Moves Seen Interfering

Israelis view Mr Baker’s actions as election interference before the June 23 vote. The United States backs moderate Labor Party leader Yitzhak Rabin, who seeks a land-for-peace deal and limited expansion for security, while Shamir faces possible rallying support.

Mr. Baker United States Labor Party Defense Yitzhak Rabin Labor Rabin Bush Baker Israel Schiffer Mr. Shamir Steinberg Shamir

GM Faces 4.5 Billion Loss and Plant Reconfigurations

GM reports a 4.5 billion loss while outlining 24 hour fixed facility use. Arlington UAW workers had earlier adopted cross training and a four day ten hour shift plan. Local government offered tax breaks for expansion. national leaders vow no concessions that lower living or working standards.

Stempel Arlington National UAW National Union Owen Bieber Stephen Yokich

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