Sheriff's Budget Tops 250000 For County Law Enforcement In 1972
Frederick County Sheriff Rich ard Baumgartner asked commissioners to approve over 250000 for 1972 covering the sheriff department the county jail and the dog warden an 85 percent funding hike. He cites four riding deputies two office clerks three jail deputies a deputy dog warden and raises to cut overtime as key gains to create a countywide law enforcement role, while officials warn the budget may be rough and a county police commission would be needed for a formal countywide department.
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Margaret Hindman
Frederick County
Richard
Baumgartner
John Derr
Ralph Gastley
Sheriff’s Department
Tricia Cox To Wed In White House Ceremony
President Nixon announces daughter Tricia will marry Harvard law student Edward F. Cox in a White House ceremony on June 5. The couple appeared with the Nixons at a party marking St Patrick's Day and the engagement, with 300 guests in attendance.
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Tricia Nixon
Edward Finch Cox
White House
Tricia
Washington
Nixon
Harvard
Edward F. Cox
St. Patrick’s Day
John Lynch
East Room
Executive Mansion
Fund Boost Sought By Board For Aging
County commissioners were urged to nearly double funding for the Frederick County Commission on Aging from 5510 to 10420. Patricia Throne said the raise would supplement the director’s 4000 salary after a federal grant ends. The request includes 1000 to pay coordinators in Thurmont Emmitsburg and Brunswick.
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Frederick County
Patricia Throne
Commission
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Brunswick
Lawrence Dorsey
Frederick City
Throne
Civil Defense
George Stup
Stup
Donald Linton
Ronald Shafer
Snow Fence Removal Underway Across Counties
State Roads Commission has begun removing snow fences while County Roads crews plan to start next week. Temperatures cool with a mix of sun and clouds in Frederick. Highs run from the 40s today to the upper 20s Thursday, with a warm weekend ahead reaching mid 60s by Friday. Overnight lows dip to the 20s.
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State Roads Commission
Frederick
St Patrick the missionary who shaped Ireland
Gene Hahn recounts St Patrick born in the late 4th century, kidnapped to Ireland, enslaved six years, became a monk in Tours and Lerins, and was ordained a bishop who returned to Ireland in 432 to convert chiefs such as Dichu and Laoghaire. His motives for return remain debated, with mystic visions and papal assignment proposed. He spent 20 years as a missionary before establishing his work in Ireland.
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Gene Hahn
St.Patrick
Ireland
Don Green
Patrick
Wales
Scotland
Dumbarton
Bannavem
England
Severn River
Calpur‘nius
Antrim
Milchu
France
Tours
Lerins
Celestine
Palladius
Wicklow
Dichu
Down
Laoghaire
Tara
North Viets Drive South Viets From Laos
North Vietnamese forces push South Vietnamese from bases in Laos toward the border as heavy losses mount. American helicopter pilots report retreat and rout with bases abandoned,Landing Zone Brown under bombardment, and reinforcements scrambling amid high casualties.
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Ham Nghi
Vietnam
Laos
Fred Few
Chattanooga
Tenn
Brown
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Pathet Lao
Saigon
U.S
Fire Log Summary of 24 Hour Period
Fire calls reported ending 10 a.m. with multiple field and structure fires in New Market Brunswick Damascus Middletown and surrounding areas. Notable incidents include a truck fire at Chanceys Restaurant Route 10 East and a chimney fire at Wachtner residence New Market. Emergency calls and jail population figures noted.
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Myersville
New Design Road
Carroll Manor
Wachter
New Market
Lewis Drive
Damascus
Old Receiver Road
Meadowcrest
Independents
Ballenger Creek Pike
David
Buck Keystown
Carrol Manor
Green Street
Middletown
West C. ST
Brunswick
Chancey’s
Hedgeapple Farm
Taneytown Pupils Paint Murals On School Walls
Taneytown Elementary pupils in Carroll County Md paint murals on corridor walls turning blank brick into colorful art. Principal Dr Frank Wargny says art boosts mood and character, noting 35 wall paintings cover the halls from a three year evolving project involving students of varied backgrounds and abilities.
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Karen Hansbrough
Frank Wargny
Taneytown
Karen
Wargny
Taneytown, Md
Carroll County
Pennsylvania
Vargny
Sensenbaugh Opposes State Aid For Non-Public Schools
Dr James A Sensenbaugh state superintendent opposes a Maryland General Assembly bill to provide 12 million dollars yearly to non public schools He argues the plan would increase social divisiveness burden public schools and misallocate funds He cites racial integration gaps in Catholic and public schools and warns of future costs and wage parity pressures if enacted He urges more funding for urban and rural public education and notes Ohio's aid program costs rising sharply
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James A. Sensenbaugh
General Assembly
Maryland
Sensenbaugh
John L. Carnachan
Ohio
Auxiliary Material and Services Act
Baltimore City
Stock Market Dips as Profit Taking Sways NY Pit
New York stocks opened with a wave of profit taking. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 911.76 at 10:30 a.m., down 2.88 points, while declines and advances on the NYSE were nearly even in active trading.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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Howard Cox
New York City
Long Island
Cox
Robert Livingston
George Washington
United States
Board For Aging
St. Patrick
Few
1St Infantry Division
Lolo
Russell Conley
Pocatello, Idaho
Loloto
New Addition
Reels Mill
Stock Market
Newspaper
Aaerive
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