Tammy Fleming Named Miss Gamber Fire Prevention 1981
Tammy Fleming, 16, daughter of Wana and Raymond Fleming of Finksburg, was selected as Miss Gamber Fire Prevention for 1981. A Westminster High School student and Carrot Cooy Vo-Terh Center attendee, she plans cosmetology studies.
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Fire queen Tammy Fleming wins local beauty contest crown
Tammy Fleming, Fire Prevention Queen, expressed excitement about opening a beauty shop and helping others after winning the honor. Her remarks followed tearful moments on stage while on the carnival crowd. Her sister Tina and runner-ups Wanda Bollinger and Lisa Liehtfuss discussed future plans in cosmetology and data processing. In Laytonsville and surrounding areas, a separate drug crackdown arrested four for marijuana and other substances, with ongoing investigations outlining a major LSD network tied to Potomac and Rockville regions.
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LSD distribution arrests highlighted in Frederick report
The News reports charges against Carraway and Fuster in a Frederick case. Fuster faces distribution and possession with intent to distribute LSD, released on personal bond. Earlier, Caswell noted undercover LSD buys, with June 3 arrests of 39 adults and one juvenile in Gaithersburg marking phase one of the operation.
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Maryland to house two inmates in single cells at two prisons
Maryland corrections officials say two inmates will occupy cells designed for one at two facilities to ease overcrowding following a Supreme Court ruling. About 734 inmates will be moved to the S17-cell Fessop Annex and 70 to the 40-cell Reception building near Baltimore, with broader efforts to reduce crowding across the system amid deteriorating conditions and rising violence.
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