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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1997

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Detrick provides bottled water after groundwater concerns

Residents near Shookstown Road and Willowdale Drive receive Fort Detrick water following concerns about groundwater contamination. Spokesman Norm Covert says past sampling found no contaminants but acknowledges reader concerns are reasonable. Fresh samples were taken Friday with results due late today or Wednesday.

Shookstown Road Willowdale Drive Fort Detrick Detrick Norm Covert Rocky Springs Road Kemp Lane Covert Montevue Lane Nathan Robinson Area B Mr. Robinson EPA

Troubled teens get taste of prison

Seven Frederick County juveniles charged with crimes toured a dilapidated jail guided by four convicted murderers. The dayroom encounter with younger inmates unsettled the teens, who wrote about the visit after leaving the prison.

Kate Leckie Frederick County Autumn James Singletary Law and Order Timothy Jacobsen Patuxent Institution State’s Attorney's Office

Grimes reorganizes City Hall after reelection

In the wake of his second term, Mayor Jim Grimes outlines a reorganized City Hall plan with key moves. Janet Welty moves beside him in a space dubbed the war room, boosting coordination. the aldermen will sit closer, and the legal staff moves to the former alderman space. The Department of Permits and Code Management relocates to 4 W Seventh St, joining the new Department of Community Development and police community services.

Frederick Jim Grimes Grimes Janet Welty Mrs. Welty Department of Permits and Code Management Seventh St N. Market St Department of Community Development Police Community Services Division

Police Officer and K9 Bruno Highlighted in Frederick Book

In Frederick, Officer Jerry Morales and his K-9 Bruno are featured in A Day in the Life of a Police Officer, part of Rosen Publishing's Kids Career Library. The 24-page hardcover follows a workday with evidence searches, tracking, and occasional lighter moments, aimed at beginning readers.

Jerry Morales Frederick County Bruno Mary Bowman-Kruhm Urbana Claudine G. Wirths Braddock Heights Rosen Publishing Co New York Morales Frederick City Hungary Dr. Bowman-Kruhm Sarah News-Post Kelly Hahn Frederick Montgomery Bowman-Kruhm Brano

Bartlett Wins Ban on Pornography Sales in Military Stores

A federal Circuit Court upheld a congressional ban on pornography sales in military stores. Rep. Roscoe Bartlett led the measure, arguing the government should not distribute such material to service members. The Second Circuit said the act furthers government interests and does not violate the First Amendment.

Bartlett Federal Roscoe Bartlett R-oth U.S Tal International Periodical Distributors Association Penthouse Circuit Court U.S. Supreme Court

Retired sixth circuit chief judge Robert Clapp Jr dies

Judge Robert Earl Clapp Jr aged 87 of Frederick died Monday at Frederick Memorial Hospital after weeks of illness. He served as U S Army JAG captain in World War II and rose from assistant attorney general to chief judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit retiring in 1980. He remained counsel at Shoemaker Horman and Clapp and was active with Hood College and C Burr Artz Library boards.

Robert Earl Clapp Jr Araby Church Road Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Sixth Judicial Circuit Sixth Circuit Shoemaker, Horman and Clapp Clapp Washington and Lee University Harvard Law School Mary

Frederick News-Post recycling note appears in index

The Frederick News-Post states that index portions are printed on 100 percent recycled paper and the newspaper itself is recyclable.

Frederick

History Channel joins Frederick County cable lineup

GS Communications will add the History Channel to its lineup starting January 1, 1998. President Robert Cole notes surveys show strong demand as WBFFE TV no longer provides signal in Frederick County and Fox aims at the Washington market with WITG TV. Subscribers will be notified by letter.

Frederick County GS Communications Robert Cole Frederick Cablevision Mr. Cole History Channel Wbffe-Tv Fox Baltimore Washington Witg-Tv

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