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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1985
Page
1
A six apartment building at 30 W All Saints St repeatedly suffers vandalism. City Housing Administrator Sharon Stewart cites rising incidents and warns the manager to restore order to keep state rehab funded rent subsidies. Frederick Management Co head Helen Bauer notes intensified vandalism over the past two months.
The elderly and mothers with children in a four unit building on All Saints Street fear rising vandalism as neighbours note vacant storefronts nearby. Landlords blame tenant reluctance to contact police, while porch view fosters break ins and windows damaged. Residents worry about future changes to the area.
Maryland lawmakers clash over the capital improvements package delaying an $8 million Carroll Creek grant for Frederick City while a $20 million Shock Trauma backing with a $10 million potential follow-up faces Senate scrutiny. Gov Hughes endorsed a deal, but the Senate demands unencumbered next-year funds, risking broader county projects including prisoner work-release, Hood College, and Mount St. Mary’s improvements.
Reports from Baghdad and Tehran say Iraqi jets hit Tehran and three other cities while Iranian warplanes strafed Raniyeh. IRNA tallies over 120 dead or injured in 24 hours with missile strikes on Dezful and Ram Hormuz causing extensive damage. In Knoxville, a homeowner in self defense killed a prowler after a break in, while New Boston, Illinois notes a Mississippi River lock repair backlog delaying hundreds of barges.
Mary Mills conducts an interview with Harriet Ames, an unusual specialist in building and real estate finance. The feature highlights Ames expertise across development finance, investment strategies, and market trends impacting property projects.
The Maryland Senate passed local bills from the Frederick County delegation including an 18 month probation for new deputies and repeal of a Sunday motion picture ban in Frederick. A separate action approved a $10,000 annual grant for the Greater Frederick Fair for amateur harness racing. Other measures await governor signing or House conference results.
Sudan's armed forces seized control, imposed martial law and suspended the constitution, deposing President Gaafar Nimeiri and his aides. The move followed days of demonstrations and strikes that halted life in Khartoum. Nimeiri, 55, arrived in Cairo after a US visit and met Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak before departing by helicopter.
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