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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1978
Page
4
Police detained three individuals after a fight with officers. A juvenile who fled handcuffed during processing remains at large, with the search continuing as authorities pursue leads.
Maryland health officials say NIH immunity shields Fort Detrick and nearby NIH campus from local laws for recombinant DNA work. As of now 23 Maryland experiments and 200 nationwide exist, with Johns Hopkins and University of Maryland reporting multiple projects. Officials describe most work as low risk, while Fort Detrick conducts high containment in building 550. Debate continues over promises and dangers of genetic manipulation.
Projections show Green Valley will gain the county’s sole new school next year with multiple expansions planned across Frederick High, Linganore High, Walkersville Elementary and New Market Middle. Overcrowding remains severe at Singapore High and Green Valley Elementary. By 1961 the system anticipates a 200 student overflow as six year construction list proceeds. state aid is uncertain.
Paul Crum pledges re election to guide Frederick County with focus on natural and human resource management. He cites a swing vote history and aims to continue leadership of parks recreation and local groups while highlighting service in the National Guard and as a major. Also notes Suburban Bancorporation declares quarterly dividend of 90 cents payable June 30 to stockholders of record June 23.
In a tense exchange in Washington, Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and U.S. Secretary of State Cyrus Vance confronted each other over arrests of citizens. A U.S. official says Gromyko threatened retaliation after two Russian nationals were arrested on spy charges outside New York City.
The article reports two arrests connected to Gromyko's warning. Martha Peterson, third secretary at the U.S. Embassy, was expelled last July, while Francis J. Crawford, an American businessman, was seized in Moscow and held in Lefortovo on smuggling charges. Russian UN workers Enger and Chernyayev were jailed in New Jersey on espionage charges.
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