New Hijack Deterrents Ready For Airline Use
FAA reports field tests show its hijack deterrent system practical and effective. Eastern, Pan American, Trans World and Continental use it at airports while New Orleans International becomes first to install for all flights. The program uses a behavior profile to spot hijackers and magnetometers to detect weapons with minimal training and no bias based on race or appearance.
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Dailey
Eastern Airlines
Cuba
United States
Eastern
Pan American
Trans World
Continental
New Orleans
Lowell L. Davis
FAA
Lax Security At Allegany Jail Charged
Sheriff denies lax security at Allegany County Jail and says inspector Egeberg should not have waited over a year to inspect. Jail built 18 months ago for $70,000. May 27 inspection report warns of possible closure. Officials given one month to reply.
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Cumberland (Ap
Paul C. Haberlein
Allegany County
Joseph D. Egeberg
Egeberg
Union Election at Eastalco Set After Board Proceedings
Aluminum Workers International and Metal Trades Council pursued representation for Eastalco employees after an NLRB petition filed May 27 and a June 10 hearing. Ballots counted with John A. Penello supervising, no void or challenged ballots reported, outcome pending for 11 days. Eligible voters included carbon plant, pot line, cast house, power, maintenance, clerks, warehouse, and lab staff.
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Aluminum Workers International
Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Metal Trades Council
East
Alio
West Gate Building
Eastalco
John A. Penello
Baltimore
Louise Felton
Paul Campbell
Orion F. White
Alco
Io Damage To Water Plant Near Flood Crest
Mayor E Paul Magaha said the city narrowly avoided damage to the waste water treatment plant as floodwaters rose to within about five feet of the site. Linganore plant faced no complications while the Potomac Fly Fisherman group pressing on with Carroll Creek clean up has reached Baker Park area as floods ease. City parks have returned to normal after the storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paul Magaha
Linganore
Potomac
Carroll Creek
Baker Park
B and E Complaints Noted By City Police
City Police report two breaking and entering incidents in different town sections. City Auto Parts at Fourth and East was broken into between 5 p.m. and 7:30 a.m., a soft drink machine damaged, a cash register emptied, and a window entry created from the toilet. Joe the Motorists Friend’s store in the Frederick Shopping Center was entered at 1:45 a.m. after a cement block was thrown through a garage door. access into the store portion failed. In other matter, several local youths faced hearings or fines for traffic violations and spinning wheels on streets including North Market Street and Fourth and East Streets.
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City
Joe
Frederick
Robert Eugene Fout
Cheryl ‘Lynn Mort
North Market Street
Larry James Anderson
Boyds
West Church Street
Donald Lee Rippeon
Fourth
East Streets
Lewis Clayton Baumgardner
Cambodian Army Battles To Hold Munitions Depot
Cambodian troops reoccupied Kimi Rom after Viet Cong and North Vietnamese pulled back. New fighting reported 21 miles north of Phnom Penh at Long Vek munitions depot with about 300 Communist reinforcements entering the area. Long Vek had been under siege. frontline attacks continued despite unclear objectives. The Viet Cong and North Vietnamese withdrew from Kim Rom plateau after six days of heavy Cambodian casualties. They burned Prince Norodom Sihanouk’s holiday villa and other buildings as they left.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Cap
Kimi Rom
Long Vek
Ernment
Kim Rom
Norodom Sihanouk
Senate Conferees Bar Cambodian Compromise
Senate conferees resisted changes to the Cooper Church amendment aimed at halting U S troop involvement in Cambodia. House members opposed any modification and signaled readiness to defer to the House. Talks surface several compromise paths as Mansfield voices a drawn out impasse and Morgan doubts the current amendment form.
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Washington
Senate
House
U.S
Cambodia
Mike Mansfield
Thomas FE. Morgan
D-Pa
Mansfield
Morgan
Nixon
Congress
White House
State Department
Senate House
Central Alarm system details and contact info described
The article outlines the Central Alarm dispatch system operated in Frederick City with four full time dispatchers and eight part time helpers. It notes response times, 24/7 operation, and radio contact with nearby counties while listing incident totals since January. It invites inquiries via the non emergency number 662 6548 and mentions a slide presentation planned for service organizations.
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Donald Trimmer
James Morgan
John Knipple
Hiley Orndorff
James Stavely
Loudoun County
Adams County
Carroll
Washington
Montgomery
Maryland
Montevue
Rhoads
Central Alarm
Frederick City
Rock Music Protest Turns Violent Beating Drums Stop Performance
Fritz said his group was hired by Frederick to entertain with country and rock. Protesters estimated at 75 to 100 demanded rock and soul music, rocks were thrown, the drummer was struck, hats were knocked off, and the performance was halted after a stick nearly struck Fritz’s wife. He criticized police protection and blamed the disruption on the protesters.
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Fritz
News-Post
Frederick
Bids Opened For Two School Projects In Maryland Area
Bids on Green Valley and Myersville elementary schools opened Thursday within estimated costs. Furman Builders led with 1,862,800 for both buildings, against bids from Earley & Son, Frederick Construction, and Glen Construction. Alternates listed include canopy, doors, incinerator, millwork, teachers parking, and carpeting. Separate report: Monrovia man Harry Oliver Smith, 22, hurt in Route 75 crash and charged with riding without a motorcycle license. A bicycle theft at Mount Airy Foodland also reported, valued at 15 dollars.
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Green Valley
Myersyville
Board of Education
Furman Builders, Inc
Bushey
Burrey
Hagerstown
Combin
Monrovia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Maryland
Harry Oliver Smith
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Airline Passenger Association
Lax Security
Allegany Jail
B&e
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W. Patrick ST
Fred
Bachive
Gordon
Gordons
London
Vata
Tae
U0 Vinden, A
Kanekaion
Celeste Westen
Norman S. Earley & Son
Frederick Construction Co
Glen Construction Co
Myersville
J. B. Ferguson & Co
Morgan Keller, Inc
Thurmont Construction Co
Jefferson Jerome Wilcom
Ijamsville
Th. R. C. Conklin
Foodland
Mount Airy
R. D. Fike
Fredericktowne Inn
State Bank NO
Woodsboro Savings Bank
Frederick County
Woodsboro
US Treasury
George W. Smith
Russell N. Flanagan
Steiner W Smith
Raymond L Smith
State of
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Guy R. Creager
Tae Oo Dake
Martenee
Hollingsworth Drive
Winchester
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