CB group gives New Year rides near Urbana
Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club members provided safe rides on New Year Eve near Urbana. Two people were injured in a crash on Perr Road when a vehicle crossed center line and hit a pole, ejecting occupants. Redding flown to Maryland Institute for treatment. Hood released from hospital. CBers also assisted in local events and received city praise for service.
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CB Group
Urbana
Perry
Letana
Letsaes
Crain
Jett Pauley
Sheriffs Department
Pauley
Letsan
Rudd
Hood
Mark Redding
San Jose Calif
Redding
Maryland Institute Fe
Emergency Medical Sevices Systems
Ballymore Lat
Hud
LtBahe Emouiance
Saburoan Hospitel
Bethesda
AEM
Caeelit
Speed
Sr Brerror
Cnahne
Arid
Steven Harp
Uppermine Road
Woodsboro
Rene
Sheiffs Department
Marin
Coppermine Road
Auvastora
Harps
Martin
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Glen Selby
Arena
Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club
Frederick
Richard J Ashton
Chers
Cbers
Baker Park
Glover
Herman Shook retires from state police after long career
Retiring trooper Herman Shook, one of the oldest officers on patrol in the state, reflects on colleagues and describes his service in the northern county. He praises the crime lab and investigators, notes plans to stay involved with the alternative sentencing program, and emphasizes community service as a path for youth and personal responsibility.
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Shuyk
Shook
Thurmont
Passuot
Slova Es Argns ii
Diderick County
Langer
Neil F Bechtel
James Black
Bechtel
State Police
Black
Bechto
State Police and
Sheriff's Department
Susan C. Nicol
End of 1986 Tax Breaks Spur Caution in Car Lots
Local dealers report steady month end sales with shoppers delaying big purchases. Some customers, like Larry and Barbara Kratzke, weigh timing despite tax incentives. Dealers note a boost from year end financing and growing demand for big ticket items, while predicting steadier momentum next week.
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Bob Fields
Fields
Larry
Barbara Kratzke
Frederick
Larry Kratzke
Tye
Dick Phillips
Tate Chrysler-Plymouth
Darryl Routzhan
Rowthzan’s
Henry Lechner
Shockley
Volkswagen-Audi
Five sue over rights alleged in campaign filing
Marshall plaintiffs including Capt David Doxton and deputies Jeff Pauley John Smith Chester Clagett and George Breed claim their first amendment rights are violated by transfer actions. The suit names Daisy Bell and Mrs Daisy Beil and cites residence at Woodbine and references relatives in Eldersburg Baltimore and Montgomery areas.
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Marshall
David Doxton
Jeff Pauley
John Smith
Chester Clagett
George Breed Snyder
Sheriff's Department
Dinges
Stuart Nathan
Daisy Bell
Daisy Beil
Herman Sirk Woodbine
Donn Ryne
Coacatteyry
Joseph and
Mary Etta Duvet Gras Sursnang
Joyce M Boamar
Eldersburg
Darred W Bower Wilsem Bowman
Alleen G Wade
Baltimore
Robert Harns
Tamms Harris
Racine McElroy
Imple Moresworth
Damascus
Mount Lebanon Fellowship Church
MD 108
Donald Carpenter
Montgomery United Methodist Cemetery
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Herman Shook
Matt Kempner
Susan C. Sitol
Geet
Sealy