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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1981

Page

2

City police dispute over leadership and union action roils town

Police chief Ashton and officers clash over department operations amid a union initiated move. Fire at a restaurant caused extensive grill area damage and is under state investigation. No injuries reported. Authorities note turnover, leadership concerns, and possible political involvement as city officials weigh options.

Young Ashton Uniteds Young 5 FOP George James Grimes Grimes Claude R DeLauter Jr

County leaders join to condemn racist and antisemitic groups

A public resolution signed by Frederick County leaders denounces racist and antisemitic activity, pledging support for efforts to neutralize such groups. The list includes county commissioners Mary Williams, Richard Grossnickie, Galen Clagett, Adrian McCremsberg, Charles Smith, and mayors Ronald Young and Jess Orndorff, plus numerous local officials and church leaders.

HRC Mary G Williams Richard L Grossnickie Galen R Clagett Adrian McCremsberg Charles C. Smith Frederick Evelyn Batzier Edward D Echie St John Catholic Church Francis Valentin Jericho I

NAACP Plans Church Service Amid Tensions in Frederick

The Frederick NAACP outlines a Sunday church service to ease tensions among local Black residents. Three local singing groups will perform at Pleasant View Church with a King message by NAACP President Nickens. A resolution opposing KKK activity will circulate, backed by the HRC to promote peaceful multiethnic relations.

Munity Quinntones Quinn KKK Human Relations Commission HRC Frederick County Pleasant View Church Souls On Fire Gospel Chorus Martin Luther King NAACP Nickens Frederick MD 85 Buckeystown Adamstown Road New Design Road Douhs Road Pleasant View Road Trank Walton League

Firemen Progress On Site Amid Court Appeal

Fire crews continued work at the site amid a dispute over a permit and city action. Officials indicated progress toward containment as authorities weighed the next steps in the case with residents and stakeholders watching closely.

U S 15 bond plan stalls then lingers in committee

A Maryland Senate Budget and Taxation panel debated funding for finishing US Route 15 through Emmitsburg to Frederick. Senator Smelser proposed a $21 million bond from DOT bonding authority, not the state fund, with $4 million yearly installments in 1982 83 and 1984. Critics argued the road should not be singled out for bonding amid broader highway needs. The hearing adjourned as the chamber bells rang and a revote was postponed.

Annapolis Senate Charles H Smeiser Frederick Edward P Thomas Jr Washington Smelser Budget and Taxation Committee Department of Transportations Bonding Authority Smeiser-Thomas Till Emmitsburg Pike Baltimore City Rosale S Abrams Julian Lapides Abram Smelxer DOT Lapides

Reagan News Update On Health After Shooting

The bulletin states the president’s chest X ray shows the left lung fully expanded with no new changes and his surgical incisions are clean. White House aides expect release next work day. FBI spokesman says the bullet ricocheted off the limousine before lodging in the president’s lung.

Ezhar White House FBI Roger Young

Frederick to Receive Tree City USA Award

Frederick prepares to receive the Tree City USA Award during an Arbor Day celebration at Frederick High School. Mayor Ronald N Young notes the honor from the Arbor Day Foundation, with a ceremony including a Wye Oak donation and participation by Frederick High officials, Board of Education members, and Maryland Forest Service representatives. Judith Holland helps plant the tree.

Frederick High School Frederick City Tree City USA Ronald N Young Arbor Day Foundation Maryland Department of Natural Resources Forest Service Board of Education Maryland Forest Service Communits Commons Judith Holland

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