Large Fall Camporee At Fort Detrick Draws 469 Scouts
More than 469 Boy Scouts Webelos Cub Scouts and adult leaders gathered at Fort Detrick for the Francis Scout Key District Fall Camporee the first major event since 1984. Troop T of Charlesville won the water-sack distance contest while displays from USABRDL and the Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases accompanied outdoor briefings by the 111th Signal Battalion and other tenants. No injuries were reported as volunteers and local agencies provided security parking and first aid.
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Fort Detrick
Francis Scout
Wide Pastures
de Rudolph Ray
Tamperee
Brush
Harry Burt
Charlesville
James Eaton
Biomedical Research and Development Laboratory
Usabrdl
Sie Olf
Stark Street
US Marine Corps Reserve
111Th Signal Battalion
Strategic Communications Terminal
Detrick Earth Station
Moscow
Flair Army Reserve
Custer
Bill Boettinger
New Market
Demsis Babb
Jerry Castelluci
Security Directorate
Sumiay
Mr. Babb
Babb
Ball
Directorate of Engineering and Housing and Public Affairs
Lew Raeder
Blood drive at Hood College collects 54 units
Red Cross bloodmobile visited Hood College on Oct 13 and collected 34 units. Hood College credited 51 units. Donors include Lori Garrett and Gary Campbell with two gallons, and Michael Chipley aided by volunteers Betty Snyder and others. Red Cross notes it is a United Way member agency.
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Red Cross
Hood College
Dubois
Lori Garrett
Gary Campbell
Michael Chipley
Betty Snyder
Margaret Boston
Doris Shank
Marie Nee
Jeanette Shearer
Gloria Lorentz
Ruth Kinsey
Reba Sutely
Helen
Supreme Court review urged in Fifth Amendment child case
In Baltimore the case of Jacqueline Bouknight, jailed 18 months for contempt for refusing to reveal her son Maurice's whereabouts, tests Fifth Amendment protections against self incrimination. Lawyers say the high court must weigh a parent’s rights against protecting a threatened child, with implications for contempt powers and evidence gathering. The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled 5-2 that her confinement violated her rights and ordered her release.
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Baltimore
Supreme Court
Ralph Tyler Til
Maryland Attorney General’s Office
High Court
Jacqueline Bouknight
Ralph
George Burns Jr
Ms. Bouknight
Parenthood
Neys
Burns
Bouknight
Maurice
Ms. Tyler
Tyler
Dan Goldstein
General Assembly
Goldstein
Maryland Court of Appeals
FCC at Brunswick brings college courses to Brunswick High School
Brunswick residents can enroll in nine evening classes offered by Frederick Community College and Hagerstown Junior College starting January 19. Two credit courses, Principles of Accounting and Introduction to Business, join seven non credit options including Career Assessment and Exploration and WordPerfect Introduction. For information, call 694-1220.
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Code of Ethics of
Maryland
Brunswick
FCC Office of Continuing Education
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Kimber
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Karen Lo Burnett
Tory Vo Camppell
Michael A Chipley
Kimberlee R. Cornett
Dawn M Cote
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Barbara E Engram
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Thoise J Flickinger
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Lisa M Greenway
Nanes E Groff
Kann E Haag
James M Haines
Elisa A Harkins
Denise C Herz
Hollis A Hoffman
Muriel R House
Dorothy Johnson
Rochelle P Jordan
Karenad
Junek
Katherine D. Krug
Kimberly D Lambert
Annet E Lane
Lisa A Lentestey
Clint L Lepley
Susana MocLyngass
Martha E Meadows
Meladyt J. Meadows
Amy E. Mullins
Carmen A Mupoz-Sthira
Mary Burtsif
Holly S Myers
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Aldin &. Reynolds
Tracey Rickman
Jill M Rippeon
Jodi L Rodgers
Randy J. Rotrbaugh
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Eleanor J Shinham
Kimberly A. Siwinski
Robert G. Smerk
James W Spurtock
Dawn M Stine
Amy R Thomson
Nichole F. Torres
Sylvia G. Turmer
Mary E Wabl
Andrew B Walters
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