Judge Frosh's Rehab Jail Plan for Drunk Drivers
Frederick MD readers learn how Montgomery County Circuit Court Judge Frosh proposes transforming abandoned schools into therapeutic rehab centers for alcohol impaired drivers. The plan mandates immediate transfer, 30 day minimum sentences, daily work, transit use, nightly therapy, and full depletion of inmate wages to support rehab and families.
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National Safety Council
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Judge Frosh
Frosh
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George H. Littrell Jr
Reader letter criticizes air bag claims in Frederick Post
ED TAYLOR of Frederick denounces Robert C. Reid's Aug 28 column alleging 25 000 lives saved by auto air bags as inaccurate. He argues pedestrians and back seat victims would not be saved and questions why abortion deaths are ignored.
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Reid
Ode to Frederick High Class of 37 Reunion Poem
Jim Raun sends an ode and letter to Frederick High School Class of 37 readers from a July reunion at Julien Delphey’s Potomac retreat. The piece recalls past summers, memoirs at Ivanhoe’s leafy paths, and a long poem honoring old teachers and classmates, ending with a nostalgic salute.
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Julien Delphey
Potomac River
Catharine Remsberg
Frederick News
Ivanhoe
Frederick High
Jim Raun
CIA Says West German Spies Exposed in New Scandal
Washington reports claim CIA sources warn of another high level West German intelligence official suspected of working for East Germans. The CIA notes NATO secrets have long been at risk, with several West German secretaries seduced by East German agents and compromising NATO and German defense information.
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Ingrid Garbe
Foreign Ministry
Ursel Lorenzen
Hast
East Germany
Leonore Heinz Suetterlin
Foreign Office
Who
Suetterlin
KGB
Helga Berger
Peter Krause
Minority urged bond vote for sewer project cost share
Among 50 year ago notes, voters were urged to approve a bond to cover 55 percent of sewer project costs. Eleven polling places with six workers each were planned for the election, with estimated costs for the special vote. One injury occurred as a tornado leveled over 15 buildings across three Southern Maryland counties. Groundbreaking was set for Laytonsville Fire Company’s new 60,000 square foot firehouse, funded by donations over $100,000 since the old firehouse burned. Local events included a farmwarming at Armadale Farm with 225 guests. A politics column by Roy Meachum criticized downtown development and traffic, urging balanced growth and safer streets near Gov. Thomas Johnson High School.
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Roy Meachum
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U.S. 15
Meacham
Anne Ant Nota
East 4Th Street
Opossumtown Pike
Amber Meadows
Gov. Thomas Johnson High School
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Gaithersburg
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