Frederick County Sheriff Faces Grjur Probes and Political Pressure
A special grand jury and the Frederick County Board of Supervisors scrutinize the Sheriff’s Department amid indictable suspicions. Potential charges target deputies Charles Brill and E W Fadely for theft and sale of confiscated weapons, a former deputy William O Johnson for withholding evidence, and possible misappropriation by Rose Mauck. The reports cite sloppy administration and call for independent consultants and clearer instructions. Sheriff Mauck defends the process, pledges to repay $100 for the pistol, and decries political mudslinging while promising improvements.
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County Board of Supervisors
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E. W. Fadely
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Grand Jury
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Sheriff’s Department
David Simpson
Frederick County
Sheriff's Department
Reader questions lingering doubts in Stead murder inquiry
A letter to The Star questions the handling of the Stead murder investigation by Sheriff Mauck. The writer cites delays in identification, limited cooperation, lack of case access, delayed evidence analysis, clothing handling, absent fingerprints, deputy reassignment, and the use of an inexperienced trainee. The author urges Frederick County citizens to voice concern at the November 6 vote.
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Look at Our Navy Not SALT Says Kilpatrick
James Kilpatrick argues the United States should focus on naval strength rather than SALT II. He notes the Navy has shrunk from 917 ships in 1964 to 514 active and reserve ships by 197? and urges rapid expansion, warning of potential loss of naval superiority after the mid 1980s. He cites Sen. Stennis and Fleet Lord Hill-Norton and calls for rebuilding destroyers and new carriers over strategic arms talks.
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One Disaster for Another
The piece argues Fed actions under Volcker will deepen recession and raise unemployment while inflation remains driven by oil, wages, and taxes. It notes political limits, mass labor power, and OPEC pricing, predicting higher deficits and slow relief. It warns selective controls and tax relief as possible next steps.
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Kennedy in Philadelphia Undermines Carter Revival
In Philadelphia, a four hour Edward Kennedy visit exposes weak Carter prospects for 1980. Kennedy campaigns as a forceful speaker, while Carter faces limited local support and infighting among Democratic factions, turning Philadelphia into a political wasteland for the president.
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