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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1974

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Frederick Chosen For State Crime Study Program

A Frederick Community College conference features speeches by George H. Bohlinger Jr. and Richard Wertz. The governor's commission named Frederick, Hagerstown and Annapolis for a trial of crime specific programs using local priorities and funds. Western Maryland projects include Frederick City Police cadet program and Garrett County's resident deputy program.

Goodloe E. Byron 6Th Frederick Community College Federal Correction George H. Bohlinger Jr Richard Wertz Governor's Commission of Law Enforcement Administration of Justice Wertz Frederick Hagerstown Annapolis Baltimore City Baltimore Prince Georges Montgomery Anne Arundel Prince George's County Maryland Frederick City Charles V. Main Garrett County Sheriff Department Boehlinger Law Enforcement Assistants Administration National League of Law Enforcement

Three youths accused in $11000 burglary case

An 18 year old from Keedysville and two juveniles were arrested after breaking into a Jefferson farmer’s home and stealing 110 one hundred dollar bills totaling 11000. All money recovered.

Keedysville Jefferson Ervin Westley Thomas Rt. 1 Boonsboro Charles Daymude Thomas Lee Haws Haws Frederick County

Antietam Battlefield Expansion Aimed by Mathias and Beall

Maryland lawmakers Sen Charles Mathias Jr and Sen Glenn Beall Jr announce a bill to expand the Antietam Battlefield from about 1 100 acres to 3 260 acres including the 1 000 acre battlefield site and a 1 40 acre environmental protection zone. The plan follows a 1972 proposal and includes local input from the Antietam Battlefield Advisory Committee led by Washington County Commissioner Home Schwagel.

Maryland Charles McC. Mathias Jr Glenn Beall Jr Antietam Len Mathias Beall National Battlefield Antietam Creek Chesapeake and Ohio Canal National Historic Park Mathias Washington County Mathias and

Mild Today Bright Sunshine Gives Way to Tuesday Heat

Today's mild temperatures and bright sun give way to a hot Tuesday with a chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Weekend was mild with highs near 80s and last week saw temperatures in the 90s. Sunday's high reached 80 with an overnight low of 55. Today remains mostly sunny with mid 80s, Tuesday near 90 and partly cloudy.

Candidates Tie Budget Talk to County Tax Rates

Fifteen of twenty county commissioner candidates answered on the budget this week. They urged holding the present tax rate of 2.40 per 100 assessed value, more aid to elderly and education, and thrift in spending. Incumbent Dorsey prioritized maintaining the rate and leveraging state and federal funds.

News-Post Lawrence Dorsey Dorsey Richard Berger Berger Robert Gary Howard W. Wachter

Turks Greeks Begin Cease Fire On Cyprus

The Associated Press reports that Turkish and Greek forces on Cyprus will observe a ceasefire starting at 10 am EDT today. Both sides have announced the halt on hostilities to pursue stability on the island.

Cyprus Associated Press Turkey Greece Frank No Hawkins Nicosia U Bulem Ecevit Radio Cyprus

Greek Coup Reports False

Athens rumor mill spread claims of a military backed coup as tanks rolled and citizens gathered. Officials and reporters noted normal operations and a broader armed forces mobilization tied to Turkey's invasion of Cyprus with sporadic fighting around Nicosia and Kyrenia.

Athens Greece Parliament House

Aid Outlined For Unwed Mothers In Frederick County

Two young Frederick County mothers who abandoned their babies in the past year and a half are cited as examples of limited knowledge about available services. The Well Baby Clinic and health department programs offer care and guidance for mothers and infants, with nurses sometimes coordinating through public health staff. Social services and a Baltimore home for unwed mothers provide additional support and adoption counseling when needed.

Frederick County Daniel Roft Roff Baltimore

Inflation and Budget Pressures Facing Frederick County Leaders

Inflation near 10 percent and unemployment at 5.1 percent press county finances as five elected commissioners prepare to oversee a $28.3 million budget. The panel faces rising education and capital costs, potential tax disputes, and bonds of almost $18 million to fund six years of capital improvements amid higher interest rates.

U.S Gallup Frederick

Bradley's Book Store On North Market Street

The Bradley's Book Store draws mostly male customers in varied attire including construction workers and professionals. The owner Doug notes the shop is an adult bookstore with a mustached staffer who lets customers browse while he watches a portable TV. women are rare visitors and a sign restricts entry to those 18 and over.

Bradley’s Book Store North Market Street Bradley Bradley's Doug

Teenager Abandons Newborn In Garbage Bag

Maryland State Police investigators say a 17-year-old delivered a boy on Saturday wrapped and placed him in a garbage bag. The mother found by her mother called an ambulance. The infant was sent to the state medical examiner in Baltimore for autopsy. charges await autopsy results. The girl's identity is withheld due to age.

Tfc John W. Reburn Tic Howard Poole Maryland Robert R. R. R. Roberts Frederick County

Market mixed as Dow slips in sluggish session

New York stocks opened mixed with the Dow Jones average down 102 at 786.92. Gainers outweighed losers 4 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange as activity remained indecisive.

New York New York Stock Exchange

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