Snow Closes Frederick County Schools Amid Snowfall
Frederick County braced for snow as schools canceled after delays. State police reported up to three inches in some areas with slick, wet roads and minor accidents. Crews salted and plowed city and county streets, while the snow emergency plan remained in effect and drivers were urged to use caution.
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Last resort vagrant law eyed for Frederick
Frederick officials push a bill to simplify jailing vagrants as a last resort to clear downtown of undesirables. The measure would drop mental illness proof requirements under the tramp statute, with supporters framing it as an added tool for law enforcement. Critics say punishing homelessness is outrageous and call for accountability of social systems instead.
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Talks to snag MX vote in arms talks impact
Washington AP report says Reagan administration aims to reopen arms talks with the Soviet Union may delay a House vote on the MX missile. Rep. Dante Fascell says Shultz made persuasive private appeals to avoid undermining talks by voting to kill MX or cut defense spending.
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Israel plans phased Lebanon pullout in six months
Israel's Cabinet majority favors a staged withdrawal from Lebanon over six months with Rabin outlining the plan. It may include a timetable but not be published, and it must address northern border security amid Shamir's opposition to a pullout without such provisions.
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Carriage rides may return by spring in Frederick
Frederick residents saw a holiday carriage ride program that drew crowds. A Kentucky firm may add two or four seat hansom cabs to the two large vehicles and plan a spring revival with a seasonal schedule. Steve Chafitz expects February talks with Maryland Draft Horse Association drivers to restart in April, with peak months in April May September October and late November to Christmas.
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Sheriff seeks 3.5 patrol deputies yearly for five years
Frederick County needs more law enforcement deputies, says Sheriff Robert C. Snyder, who cites a five year study showing understaffing versus national averages. He asks county commissioners to fund 3.5 new patrol positions annually for five years to avoid a large budget spike later and to address rising population and crime. The sheriff notes the current ratio is one officer per 1,200 residents, far above the national goal of one per 300. He emphasizes the county's growth as a bedroom community and its proximity to Baltimore and Washington crime activity.
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Bur ras forced into National Cancer Institute lab role
William Burras a 42 year old man with an unknown illness says he was assigned to an experimental pathology lab at the National Cancer Institute against his wishes. His sister Joann Shields quoted Burras detailing that he warned superiors he was inexperienced and unaware of the chemicals, yet he was detailed anyway. He recalled being told to wear gloves after a torn glove incident while cleaning an incubator with fungus.
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Legislative panel head named for national insurer group
Robert Smariga will lead a legislative panel for a national insurance organization. Local tavern owners react to bans on happy hours in some states. The weather map notes cold conditions with local details.
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