City offers unique four week motorcycle handling course
Frederick City Police announce a limited enrolment course starting next Saturday. Four weekly sessions total six hours classroom instruction plus ten hours riding at Gov Thomas Johnson High School lot. Fee five dollars covers materials. Open to ages 14 and up with no license needed. Registration via duty officer.
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Frederick City
Pfc
Blessing Kaetzel Jr
Hooda Club
Frederick
Gov
Thomas Johnson
Freeman parade shown routes and security details for Frederick County
A public parade will move from the fountain along Market Street to Patrick Court Second and to the Armory with traffic restrictions and parking bans posted. Officials including Sheriff Barnes Commissioner Dorsey City officials and the parade organizer will oversee barricades and police and fire police at designated corners and intersections. Catherine Ropp of 109 East nth Street observes a birthday on July 15.
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Frederick County
Donald C. Barnes
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Frederick
James §. Grimes
Calvin Barigis
Betty Rice
Robert C. Snyder
Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Pat Marratt
Frederick Carroll Counties
7Th
Maxwell
Market
Vernon
10Th
Court
Patrick
3Rd
Second
Dulaney
Rockwell
Dill
Bentz
Church
Maxwell and
Patrick and Carrol
Saint
Motter Place
Memorial Park
Carroll
Maryland 1977 crime report highlights statewide clearance rate
A 17 page Maryland state police booklet shows 24 percent of 235,902 reported crimes cleared by arrest, above the national 21 percent. Property losses totaled 79.7 million, crimes rose, and four officers were killed in line of duty. county by county figures cover Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington and towns, noting varying clearance rates and crime patterns.
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Charles County
Anne Arundel County
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Frederick County
Carroll County
Burkittsville
Emmitsburg
Frederice
Montgomery County
Howard County
Walkersville
Brunswick
Mt. Airy
Woodaboro
New Market
Middletown
Myersville
Obtao
Frederick City
Emwitsburg
Thurmont
Owl
Washington County
School plans show phased growth and new campuses
The committee endorses Dr. Anderson's community philosophy of schools and urges stable feeder patterns. In FY 1980 the plan totals $12.6 million with $1.4 million local and $10.8 million state funds, prioritizing Brunswick Elementary expansion and new Walkersville and Middletown area elementary schools. Future years add Rock Creek School, Kemptown Middle, Singapore High expansion, and multiple planning and construction projects across Green Valley and Frederick regions.
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Dr. Anderson
Thomas M. Fox
Brunswick
Frederick High
Kemptown
Western Middle
Rock Creek
Walkersville
Middletown Area
Green Valley
Micré
Western
Frederick City
Uke Chluod
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
North Frederick
East Church Street
Rock Creek School
Kemptown Middle
Singapore High
Walkersville Area
Brunswick High
Butterfly Lane
Taney Avenue
Green Valley High School
West Frederick
Greet Valley Area
Parkway
Waukersville
Middletown
Jeffwick
Green Valley Area
Walkeraville
Market Area
Liberty
Vocational Technical
Elm Street
New Market Area
Urbana Ares
Ballenger Creek
New Design Middle
Thompson
Snyder
Frank Beck
Gail Bowerman
Catoctin
John Barker
Kay Gant
Frederick
Audrey Glass
John D. Green, Jr
Linganore
Harold Lieberman
Barbara Rickman
T.J
Carl Rife
Robert Rogers
Jesse Sutton
Mary Warshowsky
Tony Wolfe
Proposed school texts on display at Frederick College Center
Public display of new textbooks at Learning Resource Center Frederick Community College July 24 to 31 from 8 36 am to 4 30 pm daily. Titles include Advanced Mathematics Latin materials drafting metalwork and woodworking etc. Reactions collected via sheets returned to Mrs Charlotte Holter and participants invited to contribute to Frederick schools textbook selection.
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Frederick Communty College
Learning Resources Center
Charlotte Holter
Board of Education
Route 10
Box 45
Frederick
Fuel costs drive Allegheny Power fuel rate hearing
Mita Poth Pake md signer for Allegheny Power Service Corp says they are not doing anything fancy and favor a simple approach with a five percent ceiling. Under normal circumstances fuel rate fluctuations exist but last winter was abnormal. The commission schedules an evidentiary hearing for August 15 at 9:90 am on the proposal amid price and fuel source concerns across Maryland utilities.
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Signer
Allegheny Power Service Corp
Allegheny Power System
Gibson
Fk. S
Propossis
Devine Files as Beall Campaign Comptroller Candidate
Republican J Glenn Beall adds Devine to ticket as comptroller hopeful. Devine vows to cut power and influence of the office, reduce taxes and experts, and leverage local support from volunteers and party workers to campaign on lighter government and debt relief in Maryland.
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Devine
Beall
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Bates
Devines
Party Labels and the Subtle Republican Democrat Divide
The piece contrasts party rhetoric with substance, noting Republicans emphasize anti big government and anti spending while Democrats push similar aims with different wording. It cites a Farmington Valley Herald editorial mocking mutual differences and stereotypes across social behaviors and policies.
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Frederick City
Washington Post
Farmington, Conn
Valley Herald
State Seeks Changes in Heading Deadlines for Insane Acquittees
State lawyers in Baltimore request legal revisions to the heading deadlines governing insane acquittees, aiming to modify procedures and reduce delays. The move comes as part of ongoing efforts to streamline court processes and address evolving standards in criminal responsibility cases.
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