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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Apr 05, 1985

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Carriages Headed From Frederick to Derby Festival Tour

Horse drawn carriages that rode through downtown Frederick this December will join Kentucky Derby Festival events next month. Ed Winterberg, president of Kentucky Carriage and Livery, Inc. moved the two vehicle fleet to Cincinnati for Reds opening day parade before moving on to Louisville for the Derby Festival. Town officials hope to revive a year round tour and compete with other operators while merchants recall the holiday crowds that boosted business and raised about 10 000 dollars.

Frederick Ed Winterberg Kentucky Carriage and Livery, Inc Independent Hose West Church Street Winterberg Cincinatti Cincinatti Reds Louisville Ronald N. Young Young

Sheriff moves jail chief to patrol duty amid county police talk

Sheriff Robert C. Snyder confirms county Corrections Administrator David M. Doxton will transfer to the patrol division starting Monday to improve efficiency. Doxton, on bereavement leave for a death in his family, retires as captain but the move lacks a formal job description. County officials note talk of a new county police force and potential outsiders for a chief.

Robert C. Snyder David M. Doxton Sheriff's Department Patrol Division Doxzen County Commission Galen R Clagett Doxton Snyder Sheriff's Department Mitchell L. Hose Hose Louisville William Schroeder Schroeder Murray Haydon Broadus Haydon Humana Hospital Audubor Mel Dad Jasper Ind

Hughes delays PSC fill as Frederick judgeships move ahead

Annapolis Governor Harry R. Hughes said he would not rush to fill the Public Service Commission vacancy after the Senate committee rejected Wayne B. Hamilton for a second term. Meanwhile the governor’s secretary said three Frederick County judgeships are being filled swiftly, one in district court and two in circuit court. Hamilton’s reappointment was turned down Tuesday and the governor withdrew…

Annapolis Harry R. Hughes State Public Service Commission Senate Executive Nominations Committee Wayne B. Hamilton Hughes Frederick County Hamilton

Asbestos found at Eastalco plant during shutdown

Cleanup crews from a Baltimore firm work at Eastalco Aluminum Company after insulation during a routine shutdown revealed asbestos. A small fire occurred when a pipe burst during the maintenance, and workers, some wearing only dust masks, continued cleaning as officials assessed the material. Foremen checked old files from 1968 and confirmed the insulation contained asbestos.

Eastalco Aluminum Company Buckeystown Aluminum Baltimore News-Post Bill Jason Eastelco

Extradition review eyed in Caro Quintero case in Mexico

Attorney General Meese said U.S. weighing possible extradition of Rafael Caro Quintero for the killing of DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar after his Costa Rican arrest. Mexico began extradition talks and Costa Rica offered to return him to Mexico without formal proceedings.

Washington Edwin Meese ITI Rafael Caro Quintero United States Caro U.S Meese Mexico City Cara Quintero Mexico DEA Enrique Camarena Salazar Caro Quintero Benjamin Piza

Love your enemy it will drive them nuts columnist

Eleanor Dean reflects on the provocation and resilience in daily life offering a sharp line about embracing opposition. The piece weighs humor and wisdom as a practical stance for readers facing criticism and conflict.

July Fourth plan eyed to top last year fest in Baker Park

Frederick officials discussed a second Fourth of July festival coordinated with Bell and History Days. The 1964 event drew crowds from College Terrace to the bandshell, with city volunteers running operations and trash concerns growing. A helicopter display, chili cook-off, and five kilometer run are planned with free, city-supported events and limited police/public works involvement.

Baker Park College Terrace Ronald N. Young Young Frederick Suzy Brett National Guard Brett

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