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FREDERICK COUNTY REWIND: The sheriff who changed the law to keep his job

Summary by The Frederick News-Post
Guy Anders decisively won the office of Frederick County sheriff in 1946, taking 60 percent of the vote. It was his second term in office — and technically a nonconsecutive one. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to serve. If…

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FREDERICK COUNTY REWIND: The sheriff who changed the law to keep his job

Guy Anders decisively won the office of Frederick County sheriff in 1946, taking 60 percent of the vote. It was his second term in office — and technically a nonconsecutive one. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have been able to serve. If…

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