Major Carl Harbaugh to retire from Maryland State Police
Frederick resident Major Carl R. Harbaugh will retire June 14 after 24 years with the Maryland State Police. A criminal investigator in Frederick, he led MSP Special Services Division operations including a December 1983 heroin raid worth about 1 million dollars. Harbaugh joined in 1961 after the Air Force, later teaching at FCC and Loyola, and he will become a senior staff analyst with IACP.
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Seven die as bus crash bitterly rocks Snow Hill communities
In Snow Hill North Carolina the death toll from a fiery crash between a school bus and a produce truck rose to seven. Robbie Bass aged 10 died at Duke University Medical Center after sustaining critical injuries. The wreck killed six children and injured ten others as families mourned.
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