Posse System Refines Sheriff’s Computer Crime Reporting
Sheriff Robert Snyder quietly refined a new Posse crime reporting system over a weekend. Since Feb. 15 it has increased the workload on Central Alarm dispatchers to about 100 cards per shift, adding part time staff and rising costs as morale and efficiency suffer.
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Reagan heads to NATO summit amid defense assurances
President Reagan departed for a two day NATO meeting in Belgium to reassure allies they will not be left defenseless. He vowed to keep U S troops in Europe as long as Europeans want them, emphasizing steadfast resolve and a balanced approach to arms talks and Soviet behavior.
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Judge halts euthanasia of Olsky dogs in rabies case
A Howard County Circuit Court judge granted a reprieve for Mariam and Steve Olsky's dogs delaying euthanization after breeder Daniel Trey testified their bloodlines are German shepherd husky and Alaskan malamute not wolf. The animal matters board will decide next on the dogs suspected in the Jan 8 attack on Elizabeth Grey's sheep near Lisbon.
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Missing Brunswick 22-year-old Corrine Cavalier investigated by FBI
Corrine Ellie Cavalier, a 22 year old employee at Frederick Cancer Research Facility, has been missing since Saturday. FBI agent Jim Dearborn says the investigation remains active with foul play suspected but no signs of struggle or ransom notes. Cavalier attended a Hood College seminar that morning and her car, keys, and desk items were left behind. Her mother describes her as quiet yet warm, with July 1987 Hood College graduation in biology.
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Keeping Warm Tara Lagrave Heads to School in Frederick
Tara Lagrave shields against the cold by pulling her coat over her head and carrying her backpack in her teeth while walking to school in Frederick, ensuring all body parts stay warm during the chilly morning.
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Shultz says Middle East peace effort still alive
Secretary of State George P. Shultz said his peace initiative remains active after a four day shuttle through Israel Syria Jordan and Egypt. He stressed no agreement yet but noted broad support to keep working toward talks on Palestinian self rule and a broader Arab Israeli settlement. An Israeli official cited Jordan’s shift toward an international conference and away from a joint Jordanian Palestinian delegation as influential in Shultz's plans.
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Kramer presents $1.2B Montgomery budget with windfall aid
Montgomery County Executive Sidney Kramer unveils a $1.2 billion fiscal 1989 operating budget financed partly by windfall funds, with spending rising 9.2 percent to $106.4 million. He pledges no tax hike and a 3 cent rate reduction, offsetting windfall gains to homeowners.
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Hood College approves 10 percent tuition hike next year
Hood College trustees approve a 10 percent tuition increase and 14 percent room and board rise, raising resident undergraduates to 15000. Tuition moves from 8880 to 9770 and room and board from 4575 to 5290, with increases for part time and graduate courses to fund renovations and salaries. Dr Church notes financial aid will still meet needs, though first year students may face changes.
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Agriculture fair at Frederick Towne Mall Saturday
A week long celebration showcases more than 60 exhibits from farmers and agribusinessmen at the Frederick Towne Mall on Saturday. The coverage also notes Maryland primary candidate information as the election nears on March 8.
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