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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1981

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Newborn Taken From Whipp Family in Custody Dispute

Lewis and Audrey Whipp, grieving parents, describe their shock after their newborn daughter Jiffy Peace Whipp was placed in shelter care for at least 30 days following birth. They recount hospital visits, nursing assurances, and their inability to take the baby home, pleading for access and questioning the decision.

Lewis Whipp Whipp Audrey Jiffy Peace Whipp Audrey Whipp Lewis St. Agnes (Hospital Health Department

Planners agree on preliminary jail design for Ballenger Creek site

Frederick County and state planners reached a general agreement on the preliminary design of a new detention center for Ballenger Creek. The project, scaled to about 9 000 gross square feet, faces funding and site debates as officials push toward final blueprints and state matching funds.

Frederick Ballenger Creek Baltimore David M. Doxton Galen R. Clagett Doxton Frederick County Lawrence W. Johnson Maryland General Assembly Clagett Department of State Planning DSP State Dept Doxzen Annapolis Grange State Department of General Services Department of Correctional Services

Inside The News A boy's will is the wind's will

A reflective feature evokes youth thoughts and the enduring voice of youth as wind and memory. The essay fragments muse on change, growth, and the reach of childhood into adulthood, framed in a nostalgic, newspaper voice.

Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

Clover Hill wells cleared for Chlordane after tests

Frederick County Health Department announced that 27 homes in the Clover Hill development have been given the all clear after September testing showed no sign of Chlordane contamination. Earlier alerts followed termite-related extermination and initial tests that indicated contamination, prompting new wells and later guidance favoring filtration over drilling new wells.

Clover Hill Frederick Frederick County Health Department Health Department Larry Bohn County Water Quality Office Environmental Health Department Bohn

Polish Parliament urges halt to strikes amid national crisis

The Sejm unanimously called for an immediate end to all strikes to protect the country. Premier Jaruzelski said he would seek extraordinary measures if Solidarity ignores the resolution. The move aims to avert further disruption during a dangerous national situation.

Warsaw Poland Wojciech Jaruzelski Independent Union Solidarity

Montevue Home tour and Frederick County aid efforts

News-Post staff writer Mary Fouche tours the Montevue Home and covers Frederick County aid for the needy and aged. Columnists Dottie Lambdin and David W. Hornbeck offer commentary on learning to drive and the value of Extension activities. Hugh Mulligan reflects on St. Francis of Assisi. Murray Olderman questions pro football KO records.

News-Post Mary Fouche Montevue Frederick County Bee Dottie Lambdin David W. Hornbeck Donald Lembro Hugh Mulligan St. Francis of Assisi Murray Olderman

Controversy Over Arts Council Letter Endorsing Mayor Young

A letter signed by four Arts Council leaders endorsing Frederick City Mayor Ronald N. Young in the upcoming election sparks controversy. Mayor Young says the letter came from individuals, not the council, and notes city funds did not fund the council. Officials discuss permits and tax-exempt status amid questions about political activity by a non profit group.

Arts Council Frederick Frederick City Ronald N. Young Fred Stenger Carol N Levitt James Sensenbaugh Beth Tatham Ohlsson Ronald N. Yung Carolyn Greiser Richard M. Clendenin The Ronald Young John F. Lewis Uccause & Sonprasi F P Young Internal Revenue Service Sensenhaugh

Reagan aides concede balanced budget by 1984 unlikely

Washington AP reports administration officials drift toward open concession that Reagan cannot meet the 1984 campaign pledge. Treasury Secretary Regan told the Senate Budget Committee balancing by 1984 is possible but not probable without substantial congressional budget cuts.

Washington Reagan Treasury Donald T Regan Senate Budget Committee Mday Congress

Fourth suspect arrested in Kmart slaying details emerge

Baltimore police announce the arrest of Ricky L Thomas, 25, a night janitor, as the fourth suspect in the fatal shooting of Kmart store assistant manager Keith Bee. Bee, 27, was shot in the head during a 2 robbery at the store where he arrived with his year old son Jason. Jason attended his father’s funeral in Arlington Virginia, sobbing for his dad.

Keith Bee Virginia Baltimore Kmart Ricky L Thomas Bee Thomas Jason Arlington

Weekend Warmth Across Western Maryland Forecast

Partly cloudy skies and mild temperatures prevail through the weekend and into early next week. Western Maryland counties Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington see highs in the 60s, lows around 40. Shenandoah and Maryland mountains stay sunny with 60s days and 30s nights. Farm forecasts show fair drying, winds near 10 mph. Yesterday temperatures noted across Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Shenandoah Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg David Lesher

Washington's Yorktown Dispatch to Congress and McKean's Rise

Col Tilghman bears Washington's Yorktown dispatch on October 19 1781 as O'Hara surrenders his sword to Lincoln and Washington drafts his report on the Reduction of Cornwallis For Congress Assembled. The piece outlines the evolution of the United States government from the Articles of Confederation to the presidency of McKean and Washington's enduring link to Continental leaders.

Col. Tilghman Washington Congress O'Hara Lincoln Yorktown Lord Cornwallis Continental Congress Boston Trenton Monmouth Presi United States of America Maryland John Hanson Daniel Carroll Samuel Huntington Connecticut United States Huntington Thomas McKean Delaware Cornwallis McKean Carpenters’ Hall Philadelphia George I]i Patrick Henry Richard Henry Lee Virginia John Adams Massachusetts Thomas Johnson

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Inside the News Abby Aneves National World Sejm Geneva Switzerland Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani Associated Press Smnewus Edward S. Delaplaine Pennsylvania Col. Tench Tilghman
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