Barnes outlines jail programs and career highlights
Sheriff Barnes describes progress in Frederick County law enforcement. He notes improved relations with police agencies, a deputy walk-away program, and the new jail funded at 1.2 million after a 20 year push. He cites a national records filing system, open administration, budget accountability, and prisoner housing revenues. He lists training, honors, and many professional affiliations.
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Nome
Barnes
Walkersville
General Assembly
National Crime Information Center
Frederick County
Jaguary
Maryland State Police
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff Barnes
Maryland State Police Academy
University of Maryland
University of Southern California
University of William and Mary
Pennsylvania State Police Academy
National Sheriff's Institute
Northwestern Ualvesty Traffic Institute
Frederick Community College
American Legion Post
Mt. Airy
Maryland State Sheriffs' Association
Maryland Sheriff's Boys Ranch
Allegeny County
Maryland State Police Alumni Association
Maryland Arson Investigators Association
Maryland Community Correctional Administration Association
Maryland Police Training Commission
Maryland Correctional Training Commission
State of Maryland
Fraternal Order of Police
Maryland Chiefs of Police Joint Legislative Committee
Maryland Law Enforcement Telecommunications Commission
Citizens Nursing Home seeks county action on 40 bed addition
The Citizens Nursing Home of Frederick County awaits county commissioners' decision on a 40 bed expansion budgeted at 600000, with the board noting about 140 people on the waiting list. The facility operates at capacity of 120, and the board also approved installing a water heater in the emergency generator housing at 415 to ensure year round operation during power failures.
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Citizens Nursing Home
Frederick County
Wincam Hi Jr
Hill
Guy Baker Jr
Nursing Home
Curtis Engine and Generator Company
Baltimore
Plantronics Wins Western Electric Contract for 3000 VuSet Terminals
Plantronics, Inc. says it has secured a commitment from Western Electric for 3,000 units of the VuSet Data Terminal with an alpha numeric keyboard. The terminal, designed for economical access to stored data, targets banking, retail, manufacturing, transportation, insurance, and health care sectors, reflecting Plantronics' role as a major supplier of telecommunication and data equipment.
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Plantronics, Inc
Western Electric
Frederick Craft Fair draws 70,000 as traffic snarls ease
In its peak year the Frederick Craft Fair drew crowds exceeding 70,000 causing city and state police to route traffic. Clark of Mapa Crafts Ltd notes the fair’s high quality and that 500 of 1,000+ applications were chosen after judging. The event features 580 booths, demonstrations in glass blowing and metalwork, diverse foods, and daily music with admission 2 dollars.
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Baltimore
Washington, D.C
Clark
Gaithersburg
Frederick
Mapa Crafts Ltd
Wea
Fairgrounds
Dillard
Oxark
New Grass Revival
John Artford
Hartford
Glenn Campbell
Craig Babcock
Joe Bush
George
Salary talks spark closed sessions and morale concerns
County officials clash over how budget and personnel matters are discussed. County Attorney Speelman cites Maryland Sunshine Law allowing executive sessions for budget items. Bryan decries open budgeting workshops as unsafe, urges public hearings after budget adoption, and warns of morale problems and privacy violations.
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Lawrence E. Speelman
Thomas M. Fox
Bryan
HECK
State of
Maryland
Speelman
Ome
Sue Malieaiven
Board of Education
Peas
Board of County Commissioners
Commission Hears ECDC Pay Stand or Change
At a workshop the ECDC pay for Secretary Date was defended as justified by a track record while dissenting voices urged restraint. Commissioners Bollinger and Lewis opposed but the panel voted 3 to 2 to uphold the staff recommendation. Cheryl Stup was promoted to secretary with a salary tied to her prior rate.
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ECDC
Bryan
Sterling E. Bollinger
Bollinger
Paul L. Crum Jr
Crum
Wanda Wess
Thomas M. Fox
Dorsey
Donald L. Lewis
Lewis
Bush
Date
Preservation council weighs road impact on Frederick site
The Frederick area council backs a dualization project and an environmental impact statement to mitigate adverse effects on a historic site. Federal agencies and the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation must approve before final design and a 30 day public review follows. Local officials note archeological studies in the area separate from Catoc Furnace. Bus ridership in New York City reached 639.5 million in 1974.
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Frederick
Ma. Shineel
Advisory Council On Historic Preservation
Richard Jenrette
North Carolina
Ms. Schlagel
Dana M. Keister
Office of Historic Preservation
Frederick County
Catoctin
Mrs. Keister
SHA
Putman Road
MD. 77
S. Lewis Helwig
U.S. 15
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Hendrickson
Daly
Idge Road
Germantown
Damascus
Browning
Cheryl Stup
Biad G. Wirts Jr
Widell
New York City
New York
INU Auliun
Frederick Brick Works
Armstrong
Georgia Pacific
BILCO
Royalite
East South Street