Police crack gambling ring ends in raid of three Frederick eateries
Frederick County sheriff's deputies and Fort Detrick police raided Jug Bridge Seafood Restaurant, a cafe, and Shape & Associates insurance agency as part of a crackdown on a local gambling ring. No arrests were reported. officers seized gambling cards, cash, and machines for a grand jury probe.
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Baker seeks French backing for possible action against Iraq
Secretary of State James A. Baker III met with French President Francois Mitterrand seeking support for possible military action against Iraq. He said the two nations have no serious differences. Reports cited doubts about France’s stance if Iraq refuses to withdraw from Kuwait.
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Miles Hoffman
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Mr. Baker
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Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Arab Gulf
Harbaugh Plans Major Sheriff Office Overhaul
Carl Harbaugh elected Frederick County sheriff but not sworn in until December lays out sweeping changes. He plans civilianization, permanent patrols, halted accreditation, and community advisory groups to reshape the 80 member department. He aims to improve efficiency while coordinating with state police and avoiding patrol sharing.
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Carl Harbaugh
Robert Snyder
Frederick County
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Harbaugh
COLA
Sheriff's Office
Gorbachev seeks Western aid in two day German visit
Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev ends a Bonn visit after talks with Hans-Dietrich Genscher and Hans Jochen Vogel on Gulf crisis and appeals for financial aid to rescue the Soviet economy. Kohl signaled support as Brandt canceled a planned meeting.
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Gorby
Mikhail
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Triplets bring happiness to Jefferson couple
Kathryn Jessica and Matthew Schroeder arrived at Columbia Hospital for Women in Washington at about 2 am on November 5. The 31 year old mother weighed 18 pounds combined at birth with three babies weighing 6 pounds 5 ounces Jessica and Matthew each and 5 pounds 11 ounces Kathryn. The triplets go home with big sister Kelly after a stay in Washington and a return to Jefferson. The family transported the infants home in a borrowed van as their car is too small. The parents, longtime Montgomery County residents, describe the arrival as joyous and overwhelming while navigating recovery and logistics for a very full household.
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Kathryn
Jessica
Mattew
Karen Schroeder
Matthew
Columbia Hospital For
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Kelly
Rockville
David
Chantilly
Montgomery County
Deaf Frederick resident named New Jersey school superintendent
Gertrude Galloway 60, a Frederick resident and former assistant principal at the Maryland School for the Deaf, was named superintendent of the Marie H Katzenbach School for the Deaf in Trenton. She will live on campus, reducing her daily 100 mile roundtrip commute and becoming the first deaf superintendent of a New Jersey school and the nation’s first deaf female superintendent. The appointment followed demonstrations by alumni and deaf activists urging a deaf candidate, with officials stressing merit over disability.
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Frederick
Columbia
Maryland School For the Deaf
Marie H Katzenbach School For the Deaf
Trenton
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New Jersey
Win L. Tillery
New Jersey Department of Education
Giuack
Tillery
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