Frederick City to Hold Police Graduation Dec 12
Seven new Frederick City police officers will graduate December 12 in a public ceremony at Rosenstock Hall Hood College. The class includes six men and one woman raising the force to seven, under city charter limits. Retired Washington DC police chief Jerry V Wilson will be guest speaker.
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Washington D.C
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Frederick
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Parents protest book controversy in county schools
Citizens continued protests claim due process was denied as ad hoc committees reviewed appeals over Pig Man and other books. Morrison criticizes separate meetings denying the teacher chance to explain use of the book, while Anderson calls for fair play on both sides and urges dialogue with principals and teachers.
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Middletown
Anderson
Gremde
Junie Moon
Paredis
Eastalco aluminum case reveals scrubber shutdowns and emissions issues
Testimony details February 1677 emissions of 1 003 4 pounds after Eastalco shut down wet scrubbers amid state approvals. Arguments focus on fluoride control, plant retrofit, and corporate structure with Eastalco as a Delaware non owning property, producing about 48 tons daily since 1978, under pressure from parent companies. Trial continues with Armintrout as adverse witness amid bench conferences before Judge Barrick.
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Aphid Gul
Buckeystown
Veterinarians Cite Fluoride Link in Dairy Cattle Case
In a Maryland trial over fluoride exposure in cattle, veterinarians testify that pathologic evidence links excessive fluoride to stressed health and reduced milk production. While some farms show high fluoride in supplements, others stay within NAS limits. The source notes disagreements on exact damaged cow counts and ongoing tests including urine, bone, and milk records. The trial extends two to four weeks.
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Adamstown
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Maryland
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City workers and students reclaim four day Thanksgiving weekend
Frederick City workers and county schools will enjoy a long four day break for Thanksgiving with many offices and banks closed Thursday and Friday. The county's 20 000 plus students return to classes Monday. Additional notices cover railroad crossing safety and localmeter holiday rules.
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Bussard Workshop Receives $15000 County Aid After CETA Loss
Jeanne Bussard Training Workshop amid federal funding cuts receives $15000 emergency county aid from Commissioners Sterling Bollinger Lawrence Dorsey and Paul Crum Jr. to cover a $16000 shortfall from the CETA program and avert closure. The workshop faced 15 to 28 potential layoffs as a one year contract of $489000 was terminated after noncompliance. Next year the budget request tops $35000 with county support likely.
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Western Maryland Manpower Consortium
U.S. Department of Labor
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Use Workshop
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St. Clair
Jeanine Bassard
St Clair
Braddock Talks Annexation Plans and County Impact
Braddock residents heard city official Horak outline a tentative annexation plan to expand the city north and west toward Catoctin Ridge. The plan would raise the city tax base, improve services, and shift urban costs. county taxes could rise for those annexed. Residents debated impacts and voting proceeded with two motions.
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Paris
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Catoctin Mountain
Jefferson Boulevard
Ridge Road
Snares
Braddock
Golden Mile
Jonestown Cult Leader Commits Mass Suicide After Raid
The Jones cult in Guyana faced a calamitous end as Jim Jones ordered a mass death by his own action after attackers visited Jonestown to probe reports of brutal mistreatment and forced defection. Fifteen survivors were found while estimates of missing ranged from 375 to 775. The group’s headquarters were in California, with U.S. Rep. Leo Ryan and journalists among the victims during the Port Kittums airstrip seizure.
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San Francisco
Leo J. Ryan
D-Callf
U.S
Jonestown
Ryan
Port Kallums
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