Winchester Police doubling investigators to curb rising crime
Lt. F. Allen Bailey explains that the Winchester Police Department has doubled investigators due to more crime. Plainclothes detectives review reports, assign cases after patrols, and pursue evidence, witnesses, suspects, and possible arrests, though successes vary.
Mine Zoning Request Tabled by Planners
The Frederick County Planning Commission tabled a rezoning request for about 364 acres near Rt. 11 to allow limestone mining and manufacturing. Over 100 residents opposed, citing air and noise pollution, with the owner, R. Marshall Brown of Pittsburgh, saying operations would not start soon. Planners will wait for four state permits before proceeding.
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Pittsburgh
Loring Woore
Whitmore and
Lunsford Farms
Brown
State Air Pollution Control Board
State Water Control Board
Department of Conservation and Economic Development
White Hall
Melvina M. Moulden
Rt. 671
Board of Supervisors
Ray H
Kathryn E. Bowman
Clearbrook
Rt. 11
Rt. 672
General Agriculture
Miller Auto Sales
Fruit Hill Orchard, Inc
Rt. 669
Rt. 670
Cather
Frank Brumback
Winchester Police See Crime Rise As Town Grows
Police official Barley notes investigations workload doubled amid population and industry growth. He cites a burglary case with 22 total crimes and explains that clearance does not require an arrest. Barley predicts only modest holiday shoplifting impact.
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Barley
Winchester
City Man Still At Large After Escape
Donald Stutlemyer a 19 year old white male six feet tall 154 pounds with long black hair and a fair complexion escaped from a city deputy sheriff on the jail parking lot Cameron Street in Winchester. He faces two counts of failure to appear and one count of possession of a controlled drug with intent to distribute. He was last seen in jail clothing and is being sought by Winchester police.
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Winchester
Donald Stutlemyer
Cameron St
Ashby Heads New Branch of NAACP
Winchester forms a new NAACP branch with Katherine Ashby as president for 1976 77 term. Officers include Paul Nicholson vice president Betty Burks treasurer Hattie Porter secretary and Rev. Dailco King executive secretary. The executive board weighs committee heads with both races under consideration. Regular meetings set for the last Wednesday of each month.
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Winchester
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Katherine Ashby
Paul Nicholson
Betty Burks
Hattie Porter
Dailco King
King
New Councilman To Be Appointed In Winchester
Winchester council plans to fill Foreman term vacancy at Tuesday meeting. Nominations must be South Ward residents, registered voters and not holding public office. The agenda lists numerous appointments to boards and commissions including Handley Library and Parking Authority terms and planning commission revisions.
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Star
Michael Foreman
Winchester
Foreman
L. Marshall Boyd
Board of Zoning Appeals
Boyd
Circuit Court
Council
Monford D. Custer
Charles H. Dick
Meredith W. Green
Handley Library Board
Handley Parents Group to Form PTA for Community Focus
Handley Parents Group plans to establish a Handley PTA affiliated with the state PTA to enable broader outreach and action after a November workshop produced 118 proposals. Spokeswoman Linda White says a formal PTA will provide a vehicle for communication with 1,200 Handley parents and involvement of teachers and students. Col. James Barnett supports the shift, with an initial PTA meeting planned for early February and broad mail outreach to gust turnout.
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Linda White
PTA
Handley
Howard Bean
Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic
White
James Barnett
Handley Parents Organization
Barnett
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