Drug stop rules debated after Keys incident
Sheriff Harbaugh cites 13 patrol cars and 23 deputies in a drug stop operation while local lawyers dispute legality. Attor neys say police may stop with probable cause or perform roadblocks for drunk driving, but random stops to search for drugs are questionable. Officials insist a dog sniff must occur during a valid stop and not delay the driver excessively. The case highlights conflicts over the Fourth Amendment and how long a stop may last.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Harbaugh
Mrs. Keys
Scott Rolle
Frederick County
Rolle
Gary Bair
Maryland
Frederick City
Ray Raffensberger
Ed Miller pushes drastic cuts to foreign aid and rail plan
Ed Miller outlines priorities including shrinking foreign aid, reorganizing the United Nations, and vetting international programs. He proposes a national high speed light rail system akin to the interstate program, plus immigration limits, a balanced budget law, Social Security and tax reform, and term limits for Congress. He campaigns door to door in Washington County and seeks broader district outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
United Nations
Appalachia
House of Representatives
Washington County
Kitty Reed Leads Frederick Chamber Through Growth
Kitty Reed, native of Frederick County, chaired the chamber as president in 1977 and 1978 and became executive director in 1980. She boosted membership, helped relocate the chamber, and launched programs while serving at Kit-ter Acres with her husband Robert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber
Citizens Savings and Loan Office
Frederick
Frederick County
Foes Press For Change At Hickey School Inmate Concerns
Residents and opposition figure Jason Young criticize the Charles H. Hickey School for youths in Baltimore County. They note daytime staffing of 4 to 21 inmates and 2 officials by night, limited perimeter fencing, and lengthy police response times. Young cites rope courses at other centers as stronger training. The alleged shooter is said to be a Hickey escapee. Mr Suichek cautions against residents arming themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason Young
University of Maryland
Baltimore City
Charles H. Hickey
Baltimore County
Suichek
Perot signals return to run amid campaign reentry talk
Report says Ross Perot plans to reenter the 1992 race after July withdrawal. He will announce on CNN's Larry King Live and may appear on NBC's Today while negotiations continue with Bush and Clinton campaigns. Supporters, polls, and media advisers frame a broader focus on economic reform rather than a full bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Dallas
Jesse Jackson
Fox
Perot
Alabama
George Wallace
Bush
Quayle
CNN
Larry King
Mr. King
Clinton
United We Stand
America
Mr. Perot
NBC
Today
Los Angeles Times
James Squires
White House
Mr. Squires
The
Times
James A. Baker III
Baker
Ross Perot Jr
United States
Kdfw-Tv
Orson Swindle
Idaho
Mary Guidry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barry Kissin
Kissin
David Callahan
Mr. Callahan
Ed Miller
Kitty Reed
Murphy's Law
Murphy Plumbing & Heating
Rosemont Ave
Elmer Conk
Someuny
Thishte
Azalyas Rhododiendreons
TRI Shevbeery
Sothea Dsia
Teone
Mark Crummett
Timmy Caudill
Terry
Frederick Fair
Tommy
Mr. Caudill
Frederick Surgical Center
Peter M. Tan
Donald W. Kress
Thurs
Gert J. Schipper
Gerit J. Schipper
Vincent E. DiFabie
DDS
Allan L. Mann
Dpm
Tse-Shiung Wu
David A. Lieb
Lorin
Busselberd, MD
Chilton, MD
Robert T. Fisher
Shawn K. Grandin
David J. Levine
TSC
Tol House Avenue
Jake
Steelex
Tim
7Th Street
Tall House
Wwenue
PRB Cm Em Cte
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!