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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1978
Page
5
Dear Abby column excerpt discusses rumored affairs in a dental office and a wife feeling threatened by a secretary at company bowling games. Advice emphasizes addressing insecurity, open communication, and not letting a substitute fill in too often to avoid affair risks. Includes request for personal replies via mail.
The Frederick County Humane Society Animal Control Center at 182 Rosemont Avenue lists dogs and puppies available for adoption. Run-1 includes a 16 month old mixed Doberman male, a blue tick male of 5 months named Rascal, and a female hound. Run-5 features a brown and white female collie. Run-6 a brown rat terrier male. Run-7 a Bandit named mixed fox terrier male. Run-11 a female mixed labrador Doberman. Run-12 a Beagle. Run-13 a Siberian Husky female. Run-14 a hound male. Run-15 a stray German Shepherd male. Run-16 a mixed cracker and poodle male. Run-17 a spayed red Irish setter female Reds. Run-18 a mixed Spitz male. Run-20 a mixed collie male. Run-23 a female German Shepherd and a blue tick male stray from Tuscarora awaiting adoption if unclaimed.
SILVER SPRINGMontgomery County police seized 18 ounces of cocaine in a Wednesday night bust in a Silver Spring parking lot. Four men were arrested along with two automobiles and about $50,000 in cash. Charged were Donald Dramstad Robert Aleskey Paul Edwards and Maxwell Gunather. The arrests followed an eight month narcotics investigation with officers observing a buy take in the parking lot. The 22 ounce county record dates to 1874.
The League of Women Voters reports part of Gregory Bannon's biographical information was omitted in the Primary Election Voters Guide. The complete statement shows J. D. born 1978, law degree from University of Maryland, B A in Government and Politics 1974, high school graduate in 1971, plus roles as law clerk to a Baltimore City judge, U S Attorney’s Office and Presidential Clemency Board.
The Health Systems Agency of Western Maryland plans an emergency medical services plan within months. The EMS council questions HSA staff about qualifications of personnel to write it while Oliker says data will come from the EMS council and staff are qualified. First draft hoped for by early December. CRT program starts in Washington County Nov. 1 with hospital training to support field CPR. The education committee reviews CPR in public schools in Frederick and Washington counties, noting progress and feedback issues.
Taneytown votes to halt residential development until its sewer plant overload is solved. Mayor Flickinger cites stormwater inflow and sump pump abuses as causes and notes three planned developments remain permissible if filed before the vote. EPA funding expected. state cost unknown.
The National Transportation Safety Board investigates whether a faulty signal device and possible brake failure contributed to the June collision near Seabrook Maryland between a commuter train and Amtrak's Montrealer. Sixty eight people were injured as the commuter rear ended the stalled Amtrak train.
Officer Wardell James was shot in the chest and abdomen during a confrontation near Sinclair Lane and remains in critical condition after surgery at Baltimore City Hospitals. Sherman Dobson, 25, was arrested after a high speed chase, charged with assault with intent to murder, and later linked to a van pursuit and gun theft incidents. Dobson, son of a prominent minister, has prior convictions including kidnapping and robbery.
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