Reagan warns mad dog Khadafy at press briefing
President Reagan said the United States would be on guard for any Libyan attack on American targets and warned that Muammar Khadafy could strike inside the United States. He also discussed a hoped for June or July summit with Mikhail Gorbachev and defended Vice President Bush against critics over oil price stabilization remarks.
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Frederick Street spring cleaning urged in downtown plan
An ordinance to cite violators with a municipal infraction for carrying portable radios gains support as part of a broader effort by Mayor Young to clean up downtown streets. He cites trash on sidewalks from Saturday night into Sunday, unsightly conditions, and odors in warm weather. Enforcement would involve municipal citations up to 50 dollars. fines rely on identifying property owners. Downtown merchants must place refuse after 3 p.m. Sundays, per code.
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Freezing Weather Threatens Maryland Peach Crops
Western Maryland orchardists fear another cold snap after a December 1984 freeze cut peach production to 1 million pounds from the 18 million typical. Robert Black of Catoctin Mountain Orchard warns calm, crisp nights are most dangerous, as forecasters warn another cold spell could hit Thurmont area growers. Eugene Bollinger of Gateway Orchards notes the 95 to 96 percent share of the state peach crop rests with local growers and could suffer again. Maryland agriculture officials report last year’s crop was far below normal, underscoring growers’ dependence on favorable weather.
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Walkersville Denies Bid on Town Rezoning Plan
Walkersville rejects a rezoning request from Ron King to convert 6 acres from agriculture to residential use on Md 18 near Daysville Road. King envisions 2 homes per year with water sewer road upgrades and possible Cassville Road relocation while Ernest Ausherman also seeks rezoning and joint problem solving. Council members urged an open workshop with both developers on April 23 to address water, sewer, roads, and school impacts.
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Murder suspect arrested today by Roanoke police
A 4 man wanted for the murder of Shelly Rae Klippel in Gaithersburg February was arrested by Roanoke police and will appear Friday for extradition. Shrader, a vagabond, was found to be wanted in Montgomery County for first degree murder after Klippel was found beaten and stabbed in an abandoned Muddy Branch Road house.
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