Unforgettable Ruth Carty Delaplaine Honored by The News Post
Ruth Carty Delaplaine, longtime Frederick civic pillar and reader, died at 91. Born Sept 27 1992 the daughter of Charles and Ann Keefer Carty, she watched News reporters and supported community causes through All Saints Episcopal and the Frederick Woman's Civic Club. Her life bridged The News and The Frederick Post, shaping local history with a keen memory and devotion to downtown Frederick.
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Frederick Female Seminary
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Steiner House
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Poison gas and Iraq war fears recount secret intel reports
Traq reports warn of renewed poison gas use if Ayatollah Khomeini renews human wave assaults. The piece tracks U.S. amid fears of Iraq purchasing deadly chemicals in the early 1980s, including a massive 4.5 ton potassium fluoride shipment to Baghdad via Kennedy Airport. It notes regulatory shifts after the Kennedy incident and critiques U.S. and UN stance, with sidebars on Preston Martin and Volcker.
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Traq
Ayatollah Khomeini
State Department
Iraq
New York
Kennedy International
U.S
Chemical
Joseph Epstein
Lucette Lagnado
Baghdad
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Kennedy Airport
Ministry of Pesticides
FBI
Customs Service
KIM
Europe
Commerce
Malcolm Waldrige
Iran
Heagan
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Molson
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FEDS
Preston Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Paul Volcker
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Volcker
Reagan
White House
Lag sought chemicals for weapons in U S and policy clash
He urged that interest rates stay low and argued with Volcker over policy. If Volcker resigns after Inauguration Day 1985 Reagan remains president, Martin would be well positioned to replace him, assuming Reagan remains in office.
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Monocacy Battlefield Bill Heads to Roosevelt for Decision
From the News-Post files dated June 22 1934 the Monocacy Battlefield bill which passed both houses was expected to be sent to President Roosevelt for approval. Also noted was the Frederick County Historical Pageant parade route set for June 29 beginning at Seventh and North Market streets proceeding to All Saints Bentz West Patrick and the Pennsylvania Railroad for disbanding.
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Electronic home detention could ease jail crowding findings
A California based judge sparked interest in electronic home confinement for non violent felons. National Incarceration Monitor & Control Devices markets a 4 ounce ankle monitor that checks in 40 times daily via a central computer. Proponents say it could free cell space while ensuring work and support requirements, but it raises legal and civil liberties concerns about admissibility, privacy, and government overreach.
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New Mexico State Penitentiary
Jack L. Love
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National Incarceration Monitor & Control Devices Inc
Nimcos
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Silicon Valley
Focal Probation Or Parole Office
Lake County
Robert Babent
Ken Maddy
Fresno
State Senate
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American Civil Liberties Union
George Orwell
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Mountain City
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Edna Watkins
Past Chiefs Association
Baker Park
Charles Stonelifer
Harry Mohney
Taneytown
Schinol
Taney Inn
Daniel C. Carson
Copley News Service
Joint Committee
Frederick, Maryland
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