Youthful Juveniles Implicate Travel in Baltimore Drug Crackdown
Police describe juveniles as brazen midtown drug actors with no solid residency records. A 17 year old linked to crack distribution was found with nearly $2,000 cash and train tickets to New York. Two teens from Walkersville were sent to a regional child center as part of a growing Zero Tolerance crackdown.
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Pvt. Jackson
Frederick
Gaithersburg
New York
New Jersey
Todd Rude
Baltimore
New York City
Sgt
sRude
Walkersville
Rand
Alfred D. Noyes Childrens ‘Center
Rockville
Set
Rude
Sgt. Rude
Evacuation as bases face ash from volcano eruption
U S soldiers and about 5000 dependents prepared to depart for Cebu as eruptions from a Philippine volcano keep Clark and Subic airfields closed. Airlifted evacuees boarded C 141 planes bound for Guam, then McChord, amid ashfilled roads and looting in AngelesClark areas.
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Cebu
Guam
McChord Air Force Base
Washington State
Navy
Arthur Humphries
Clark
Subic
U.S
Luzon
Manila
Taal
Glenda Besana
Angeles
Clark Air Base
Juvenile Peddlers and Waiver Efforts Face Scrutiny
Officials discuss fighting juvenile drug problems with changes in handling cases. Chief Ashton notes adults charged for using youths in trafficking while Mr. Smith says petitions for waivers to adult court rise this year to 22 with 11 granted. Sgt. O'Brien urges two full-time juvenile officers to intervene early, warning results won’t be immediate.
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Ashton
Smith
Pat O’brien
Department
Fraternal Order of Police
O’brien
Police arrest woman on two drug charges
Shirley J. Chambers, 36, of North Wisner Street, was arrested on a warrant and charged with possession of crack cocaine and drug paraphernalia after officers found a pipe with cocaine residue at East and East Second streets in Frederick. The arrest occurred while officers were pursuing a bond-revocation petition from a prior incident.
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Frederick City
Shirley J. Chambers
North Wisner Street
East
East Second
Ms. Chambers
Reeder’s memo on county budget vs state average
Reeder notes if the FY82 average funded by the county budget would raise Board of Education funding to 62.7 million versus a projected 78.1 million. The memo shows school board local funds up 6 percent while the county budget rose 22.8 percent. Commissioners set to approve the final FY1992 budget Tuesday night.
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National Association of Counties
Board of Education
Maryland
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