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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1980
Page
3
The Frederick City Police Officers Association, formed to unify officers from veteran to recruit, seeks recognition from the Board of Aldermen. Mayor intervention stalled progress, leaving the group divided and facing missed deadlines. Members must regroup, reaffirm goals, and guide leadership toward a unified, resident-supported voice for the department's future.
Long letter argues Stan Goldberg misjudged the Rams as a Superbowl team. It defends the Rams defense, critiques playoffs reasoning, and includes a poem and personal attack, noting injuries and calls for factual accuracy. Two observers, Kevin Smith of Jefferson and local fire service issues in Buckeystown are mentioned. The piece ends with concern over county control of volunteer fire companies amid a funding dispute.
The Iranian former shah maintains a vast, hidden empire from Contadora Island with Ardeshir Zahedi as prime minister. Zahedi’s Washington life included lavish gifts, high priced call girls, and expensive cash payments to U.S. officials, amid a shadowy embassy culture and a dramatic bank account network extended to Switzerland and the United States.
Yesterday's items from the News Post show the Frederick Choral Society beginning rehearsals in Junior Hall with about 48 attendees and a marked interest. LIBERTYTOWN WOMAN'S CLUB met at a member’s home with 10参加ments, followed by arts talk. The Maryland Children's Aid Society state meeting heard from Frederick representatives. Also notes on Montevue elevator work delayed by a steel strike and a hospital type elevator planned for aged residents. A card party by All Saints Episcopal Church raised funds, with multiple church groups staffing tables. Frederick County Historical Society announced a prominent speaker, Dr. Richard Howland of the National Trust for Historic Preservation, at its East Church Street site.
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