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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1984

Page

4

New Frederick County Jail Nearing Completion This Fall

A new 6.4 million Frederick County jail is progressing toward completion this fall, with tours showing modern cells and a secure, all business design. The facility includes separate female and maximum security areas, planned air conditioning, and a work-release center as part of the upgraded complex.

Greg Baisey Sheriff's Department Lord D. Nickens Doxzen Nickens NAACP Test Frederick County

Letters touch zoning, birth care and press in Frederick

Readers critique Planning and Zoning in Frederick County and relate frustrations with New Market and Eustalco cases. Diane Wilbur Younkins cites homebirth access and local medical support gaps. Harold E. Thomas denounces a Soviet era propaganda critique in a national article.

Washington defense aide Thayer resignation amid securities probe

The Washington Merry-go-round reports Deputy Defense Secretary Paul Thayer resigned amid a securities investigation. Records show LTV under Thayer faced fraud and accounting violations, while Senate committees reportedly were not fully informed. The piece cites SEC actions, class actions, and later investigations plus a note on Thayer’s credibility.

Washington Paul Thayer Reagan Thayer LTV Corp Dallas Securities and Exchange Commission Jock Hatfield LTV Senate Armed Services Committee White House David Waller Ronald Reagan Richard Allen James Watt SEC Jones & Laughlin LIV Justice Department Pennsylvania

Frederick Transient Center to Move Headquarters and Property Use

The Frederick Transient Center will relocate its headquarters to 15 N. Market St from South Market St and open its West Patrick Street property for transient use. William D. Bowers retires as foreman of Independent Hose Co. No. 1 at the annual nominating meeting. Dr. A A Radcliff renominated for president. A 24 foot wide hard surface macadam road through Detrick Field is approved for construction by Civil Works Administration. A local camp of the United Spanish War Veterans is to be organized at Cresap’s Rifles clubroom in the State Armory.

Frederick County Jae Sum Ue Boards of County Commissioners Mary Williams Galen Clagett Richard Grossnickle Charles C Sheriff's Department Robert Snyder David M. Doxton Snyder Don Barnes Buckeystown Fike Frederick Ballenger Creek John Robbins Jefferson Maryland Eustalco New Market Commission Fort Detrick Kastaleo Baltimore Leesburg Rhoda Neal Virginia Pennsylvania Frederick Memorial Hospital Senate Thayer Paul Thayer Armed Services Committee Pentagon Rockwell International Postal Service William D. Bowers Independent Hose Company No. 1 A.A. Radcliff Detrick Field West Fourth Street Pike Seventh Street Pike Civil Works Administration United Cresap’s Rifles State Armory

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