Prosecution Focuses on Shoplifting Prevention in Frederick
A Frederick shoplifting report shows teens, housewives, and affluent individuals in the act, with farm theft notably absent. Dr. Brian Crowley notes court process may serve as treatment for some, while William Ruehl argues affluent thieves exploit perceived status. Merchants complain about candy and cigarette losses as discussions continue.
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Washington Metropolitan
Et Metropolitan Board of Coffee
Frederick Centree
Montgomery Ward
William F. Ruehl
Mostsetton & Jeeramie Vieir
Brian D. Crowley
Montgomery Ty
Crowley
Montgomery Crete
Tom Eltivens
William Ruchl
Koleding
Dollar slides as gold soars amid European markets
The dollar hit new lows across Tokyo and European trading as fears over U.S. economic troubles persisted. Gold rose nearly seven dollars an ounce in major bullion markets, with Tokyo, Zurich, and London showing sharp gains and central banks reevaluating currency support.
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London
Europe
Zurich
Tokyo
Frankfurt
Paris
Milan
Ama‘rdam
U.S
Carter
Declines show gains in registration statistics
Republic registration barely rose, with 14,914 up from 14,501 over four years. Overall voter count increased from 121,418 to 131,048, while Independent registrations surged from 1,302 to 2,658. Officials caution these are not final pre election tallies. Continued on Page A.
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Republic
Board of Electioa
Elections Office
Stocks Decline As Market Faces Sharp Selloff
New wave of selling pushes the stock market lower in New York with one of the steepest declines in modern Wall Street history. Major indices slump as investors flee equities, signaling persistent bearish sentiment and heightened volatility across trading floors.
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New York
Wall Street
Weather fragment yields sparse forecast teaser
A partial forecast mentions clear spells with high temperatures near unspecified values. Winds northeast 5 to 15 mph are expected through tonight, offering light to moderate wind and continued mild weather conditions despite missing concrete numbers.
United Way receipts set record in Frederick drive
The United Way of Frederick County celebrates its 40th birthday as October contributions reach 208003 high for the first month, with a goal of 524009 and optimism that the overall campaign will meet the deadline in November. Lindquist and United Way President C Edward Dwyer Jr acknowledge volunteers and firms leading the drive while urging more donations at workplaces or via pledge cards.
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United Way
Frederick Cominy
Lindquist
C. Edward Dwyer Jr
Market Ris Femterich Isuickty
Tica Gangawere
Dale Clabaugh
State Farm Resurance
Eloise Monett
JC Penney Co
Milk
Bill Bivess
Digital
Independent Hose Company Welcomed To New Neighborhood
The Independent Hose Company celebrated its move to a new area with a dedication ceremony. Robert Smith of United Steam Fire Engine Company wrote a commemorative poem, read by Willard M. Horne, the immediate past president, as residents praised the volunteers for decades of service. A letter from Alderman DeLanter and a telegram from President Carter were read, noting 166 years of service.
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Independent Hose Company
United Steam Fire Engine Company
Robert Smith
Willard M. Horne
Imediate Peat
Morphy
Claude R. DeLanter Jr
London
Murphy
Hose Company
Beverly Byron
Jammy Carter
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Inside the News
Dridge
Puxie Seeeres
Rytior
METEO
Hughes
Cuba
Frederick County
Tion Army
Seton Center
YMCA
Susan Reol Tall
Young
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