Security system credited for cutting crime in Prince Georges Schools
In PG County Maryland the 42 member plainclothes investigative counselor program reduces violence and theft in schools. Since 1971 the system has grown through student teacher security committees and a burglar alarm network. Assaults fell 62 percent and property losses dropped 53 percent in the latest six month period.
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Peter Blauvelt
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Spice traders doubt Siau nutmeg disaster rumors
McCormick purchasing men in Hong Kong read a report of a volcano damaging Siau nutmeg crops. They checked Singapore Jakarta Macassar Menado then flew to the island for inspection. The volcano was smoking but no fresh lava or ash seen and traders doubted the disaster claims.
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McCormick
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Menado
Thomas F Burns
Burns
Resort owners vote for free beaches in two seaside towns
Rehoboth Beach Delaware residents and property holders rejected a beach admission law 1249 to 720, repealing charges for six months and prompting officials to seek new revenue. Ocean City Maryland considers decency laws while planning no fees but aims to protect the city's image and visitors.
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Ocean City
Harry W Kelley
Kelley
Ocean City Council Advances Beach Curfew and Dress Code
Ocean City approves tentative laws to ban beach use from 10 p m to 6 a m and require modest dress on the boardwalk. Tourists sleeping in vehicles on public streets or lots would be barred as final vote looms, with skateboarding already barred except in a designated area.
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Kelley
Kidney Foundation seeks donors for Maryland transplants
The Kidney Foundation of Maryland urges physicians to recruit donors for 150 state residents awaiting kidney transplants. In 1979 Maryland performed 70 transplants, with 50 kidneys donated from Maryland donors. Foundation reps visit hospitals to educate the medical community and persuade families of patients near death to consider removing kidneys to save others.
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Baltimore
The
Kidney Foundation of
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