Officials say no need for a county police force in Frederick County
Frederick County officials from the state police, sheriff and city police say a county police department is unnecessary and too costly. They advocate strengthening municipal forces or expanding existing departments instead. They cite strong cooperation among agencies and note state police can supplement local needs.
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Robert Yinger
Dollar
Uum
Yinger
Donald C. Barnes
Frederick
Richard Ashton
League of Women Voters
Ashton
Brunswick
Thurmont
Emmitsburg
Barnes
Maryland State Police
Sheriff's Department
Rouwe Bere
le Ginbe
Wk Pyilt
Raul Lie
Sheriff's Dept to reshuffle manpower in Frederick County
Frederick County's 35 member Sheriff's Department plans internal changes aimed at boosting visibility and efficiency with no major staffing increase. Patrol shifts to move to the new Central Communications Facility on Montevue Lane, adding a corporal to each shift and a sergeant in charge. Undersheriff Fairman may shift to a sergeant's slot over court and civil process divisions, subject to merit competition. Additional proposed posts include a sergeant and corporal. Internal changes follow management reviews and have affected morale, with some deputies considering grievances and unionization discussions continuing with AFL CIO representatives.
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Frederick County
Donald C. Barnes
Barnes
Montevue Lane
Ray R. Fairman
Fairman
Merit System
Mitchell L. Hose
Afl-Cio
Flood crest expected today at Fort Wayne
Fort Wayne faces its worst Maumee River flood since 1913 with the dike failing and 7,000 residents evacuated in Allen County. Volunteers pass sandbags while engineers warn the saturated dikes crumble like mush as the river threatens higher flood levels.
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al Zirkle
Maumee River
Indiana
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Allen County
Maumee
National Weather Service
Michigan
Illinois
Peoria
Atlanta
Georgia
San Francisco
Zirkle
Carroll Creek flood control proposal faces cool reception
In Annapolis a bill by Del. Julien P. Delphey seeking 2.7 million for Carroll Creek flood control and parkland in Frederick City drew opposition. Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young urged action after 1976 flooding, while state planner Emory Harrison opposed the measure and urged use of existing programs. Delphey pressed ahead despite the Frederick delegation’s rejection, arguing it highlights the problem.
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Annapolis
Frederick City
House of Delegates
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Delphey
Frederick
Ronald N. Young
House Appropriations Committee
Emory Harrison
Themi
Frederick Delegaton
Sen
Charles Smelser
Frederick Carroll
General Assembly
Smelser
Constance Lieder
State Department of Planning
Harrison
Department of Natural Resources
Pleasant spring weather with showers forecast this weekend
Weather forecast for Western Maryland predicts mostly sunny today with highs near 80s. Tonight increases clouds with showers likely Friday, followed by warmer conditions Saturday and cooler Sunday. Regional readings include Frederick 50 37 and Hagerstown 57 4.
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Carrell
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Democrats push for early vote on Reagan budget clash
House Budget Committee chair Rep. James R. Jones proposes an early vote on the 1983 budget plan, aiming to break the deadlock with President Reagan. House Speaker O'Neill questions the tactic, fearing embarrassment for the president should the bill fail in Congress.
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Washington
Reagan
House Budget Committee
James R. Jones
Oqria Rainz
Jones
House Democrats
House
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
Coud
House of Congress
Nicaragua rejects Haig terms over U S attack pledge
Nicaragua's Sandinista government refuses to meet U S demands for improved relations unless Washington pledges not to attack. Interior Minister Tomas Borge says negotiations cannot occur with a pistol on the chest as Haig ties aid to exile training and El Salvador involvement.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Alexander M. Haig Jr
United States
Tomas Borge
Borge
Haig
U.S
el Salvador
FAA management problems cited after air traffic strike
A task force report finds morale among FAA controllers is low and tensions with management persist. It warns many factors from last summer’s walkout are reappearing, signaling more people-related issues ahead for the agency.
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Washington
Ween
FAA
Reagan says news media fairly reporting on economy
President Reagan's spokesman says the press has been reasonably fair in covering the administration. He warned persistent negative reporting can affect the economy by impacting public mood and consumer confidence. Reagan cited a Daily Oklahoman interview criticizing nationwide layoffs coverage and the constant downbeat outlook.
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Reagan
Washington
David R. Gergen
Daily Oklahoman
Gergen
South
Succotash
White House
Johns Hopkins to begin heart lung transplants
Johns Hopkins Hospital said it will become the second medical center worldwide to offer heart lung transplants. Dr Bruce A Reitz, key in Stanford's program, will join Hopkins as professor and director of cardiac surgery on June 1 and lead the hospital's new transplant efforts. Four of six Stanford patients remain alive, longest survivor a 45 year old woman over a year post surgery.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Bruce A. Reitz
Stanford University Hospital
Johns Hopkins School of Medicine
Stanford
Reitz
Hopkins Hospital
Hopkins
Inside The News Woe Unto Them Quote Feature
A compact item presents a Chesterton quotation attributed to an English writer, noting the line about weariness with life. The note frames the quote as a literary aside within a historical page segment.
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G.K. Chesterton
Government let Ford produce unsafe item, column reveal
Washington Merry-Go-Round columnist Jack Anderson reports on government actions that allowed Ford Motor Co to produce an unsafe item. Other views analyze Republican governance troubles while Robert Lewis examines Australian meat exports and Rebecca Kirkland notes a sunflower oil boom in America. Sports notes cover college athletes.
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Jack Anderson
Ford Motor Co
Cornelius Dwyer
Robert Lewis
National Geographic
Rebecca Kirtland
America
Sports
Stag Goldberg
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