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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1984
Page
1
President Reagan unveils a National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime to use updated technology to identify repeat killers and track violent crime. The center would focus on abductions, sexual homicides, rapes, arsons, and crimes crossing jurisdictions as sheriffs gather in Hartford for their annual conference.
A brief feature notes Samuel Johnson’s English writer quote about delaying sizable good. It presents as a small In Words of Wisdom item in Inside The News layout with dated phrasing and a reader-friendly tone.
Four Carroll County girls will compete Saturday for the county's 1984 85 Dairy Princess title. The event spotlights local youth in dairy promotion and community service activities.
Stationary cold front keeps hot weather away from North Carolina with highs near 80 and lows around 40 to 45 tonight. Western Maryland reports highs near 80 with temps in the 60s at night and a weekend chance of showers, while Maryland mountains stay partly cloudy with showers possible through Friday. Farm forecast shows winds E to SE around 10 mph and dry conditions. Yesterday’s temps listed for Frederick, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Oakland, Westminster.
Washington AP reports supporters of Mondale and Hart push a compromise platform to the Platform Committee while Rev Jesse Jackson urges a summit among the three rivals to jointly discuss the draft. Jackson seeks two to three days of talks for the fall campaign to resolve differing ideas.
Walter Mondale interviews Democrats for a running mate as Rev Jesse Jackson presses for more delegates. Mondale resists changing party rules to reward Jackson’s primary gains, fighting to keep party unity amid mounting pressure.
Ruth Carty Delaplaine a longtime church and community figure and matriarch of the Frederick News Post family died early Thursday June 2 at Frederick Memorial Hospital. She was 91 born September 27 in Frederick the daughter of Charles C and Ann Catherine Gatty Keeler. She was widow of George B Delaplaine Sr and mother of George B Delaplaine Jr News Post president and editor. Funeral services were set for June 23 at All Saints Episcopal Church with gifts to the Memorial Fund. Her survivors include children George B Delaplaine Jr Myron W Randall and others, two granddaughters and two great grandchildren.
More than 700 members of the Maryland Delaware and District of Columbia Elks Association are expected at the association s th annual convention in Frederick over the weekend. Delegates arrive Thursday for meetings entertainment a memorial service awards session and a banquet. Honored guests include Homer Hahn Jr. and his wife Jo Wills C McDonald and his wife Elizabeth from Louisiana. Reginald A Maguire Jr. will be installed as the next president. The Frederick Elks Lodge, instituted in 1901, moved to Shookstown Road in 1971 and expanded in 1983. it now reports 1398 members as of March this year.
The Senate approved a Pentagon spending bill after pressuring European allies to boost defense yet refused to threaten a major U.S. troop withdrawal from Europe. The chamber backed the measure 82 to 6, with debate over NATO spending and limits on force strength, while other votes included pursuing a comprehensive nuclear test ban.
Striking Coplay Cement workers walkout escalates with a striker arrested on Wednesday after a Tuesday morning stoppage. Stone throwing rises by early Wednesday as trucks suffer windshield damage. a truck tire is also damaged near Buckeystown Pike plant. Frederick County Sheriff deputies investigate the nails on the road incident.
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