Civil War programs planned during August at Antietam
Antietam National Battlefield will host August weekend Civil War living history programs to honor the Year of the Disabled. Volunteers present camps drills and campfire talks with period uniforms arms and equipment. Activities feature the 14th New Jersey and 3rd Virginia units with mounted saber drills and artillery demonstrations.
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Anthorpeburg
Antietam
Antietam National
Frank L. Blades
Mth
Brooklyn
Red Lege
New Jersey
14Th Ladies Aid Society
Hardees School
W.G. Leimer
Burnside Bridge
Tom Williams
Co. C
5Th
U.S. Calvary
Dunker Church
Robert Johnson
Va. Vols
Stonewall” Brigade
West Woods
Tom Clemons
West Wood
Mike Schauer
First Maine Cavalry
Burnside
Mississippi
Sharpsburg
Joseph Orlando
Franzosa
Bourne
91St Regis
Vols
CSA
District of Columbia USA
Pat Lammers
Betty Otin
Henley rises as Maryland American Legion leader
Douglas W. Henley, a Vietnam era Navy veteran, becomes the Maryland Department commander for the American Legion through July 1982. He led Gold Star Post 191 Mount Airy and previously served as Carroll County and Western Maryland district commander, promoting Americanism, Rehabilitation and Children and Youth programs statewide. He backs stricter DUI laws, felony and handgun penalties, and school prayer through silent meditation. He and his wife Joan live in Woodbine with their two sons.
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Douglas W. Henley
American Legion
Legion
Department of Maryland
Henley
Gold Star
Mount Airy
Carroll County
Maryland
Navy
Sellers
Charleston
S.C
Guantanamo Bay
Sixth Fleet
Mediterranean
Sons of the
Baltimore
Jaycees
Taylorsville
Rewster's
Woodbine
The
Maryland Legionnaires
Department
Legislative Department of the American Legion
the Legion
Healey
Joan
Day Douglas
David Ripley
Senate tax bill splits windfall relief with oil interests
Senate Democrats back a $47 billion package that uses windfall tax relief on oil profits to aid landowners and oil producers, while clamping down on commodity straddles alongside a contrasting House plan. The dispute involves tax savings estimates and exemptions for professional traders, signaling a clash between branches and the Reagan administration over revenue priorities. A separate local note reports the 28th Martin reunion at Thurmont Community Park with community leaders, games, prizes, and a large turnout.
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Reagan
Dan Rostenkowski
D-Ill
House
Senate
Treasury
Rostenkowski
Chicago
Ways and Means
Kent Hance
Texas
Martin
Thurmont Community Park
Nancy Wine
Herbert Martin
Belly Harper
Jean Wetzel
Dorothy Lantz
Glenna Smith
Betty Lou Fox
Linda Clem
Dongle
Joyce Clem
Janki
Donald Thal
Kenneth Martin
Aren
Odale Martin
Holly
John Martin
Walter Harpe
Donald Martin
Miety
John Wine Jr
Harold Wants Jr
Roger Hawes
Matthew
Charles R. Martin Sr
Steven
Cindy
Kool
David Runkles
Terry Lyn
Clifford Marshall
Joyce Castle
Jody and
Clark
Gleona Smith
Robert Clem
Parte
Patty
Mary Jane Clem
Guest
Clem
Mike Smith
James Clem
Judy Crosby
Debra
Robert Clem Jr
Janice
Helen Mee
Andrew
Mary Elien
Joan Smith
Donald Clem
Kelly
Linda
William M. Martin
Joanny Smith
Franklin L
Mary
Hyall Mro
Bey Lou Fox
Ein
Prasaki Re. Rane
Irs
Jean Childs and Jr
Ralph L
Edward J
Judge dismisses case before Judge Stepler Thursday
Judge Mary Ann Stepler dismissed a case against Roby Myers of 6 John Hanson Apartments Frederick over a money dispute to fill a tank at Basate Crown Station. A separate stet docket listed Nancy deBais of Germentown for Sears Store offenses with full restitution reported. A bench warrant was set for Paul R. Smith of Walkersville for failure to appear. Warren Allen Bowers of 224 W Fourth St Frederick received 18 months supervised probation for littering and public disturbance. Becky Brai
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Mary Ann Stepler
Stepler
Roby Myers
John Hanson
Frederick
Myers
Sears
Nancy £. deBais
Ger
Warren Allen Bowers
W. Fourth St. Frederick
Becky Brai
Crime Trends Reported for 1980 Include Robbery Changes
The Frederick department notes 1980 crime shifts with manslaughter up 200 percent and robberies down 14.5 percent while armed robberies rise 23.1 percent and strong arm robberies fall 30.2 percent. Assault totals edge up 3.5 percent to 597 with 533 arrests or exceptional means. Garbled figures show burglaries down. force and attempted entries fluctuate.
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Ashton
Beta Nes Nesbee
Gary L. Heerd
Frederick
Heerd
Crime trends show rise in larceny and motor theft in 1980
A Frederick city crime report shows larceny theft up 7.1 percent in 1980 with 1 653 cases and motor vehicle theft up to 92 cases from 89 in 1979. Overall complaints totaled 23 342 in 1980, with 21.1 percent cleared and 2 021 arrests. Mayor Young called the figures encouraging and said they reflect local efforts against crime.
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Ashton
Young
Frederick
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Thurmont Park
Pears Taylor Rema
Carer Yaa
Woodstove Company
Ti Woonstovel
Ant
W.weshii
Charles Town
Harvey
Bkr
al Mt ‘Sule
Lovesimant
Balto
Coca-Cola
Peoples Drug Store
Prospect Shopping Center
Jefferson St
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