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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1988
Page
2
A Japanese fugitive who faced charges of possessing a false passport and deportation to Japan was freed in 1977 following a hijacking of a Japan Air Lines jet in Bangladesh. The incident involved hijackers demanding his release, linking the case to the Bangladesh airliner seizure.
An EPA study in February found high levels of TCA on the Trans Tech property and low concentrations below the site gradient. Jim Harper cites the results and notes the downstream area had reduced contamination.
Frederick County Narcotics Task Force and SWAT teams detained nine individuals during two raids at 225 Bentz St and 412 W. South St, seizing 43 crack packets and $4,300 in cash. The operation involved Maryland State Police, county and city officers, and highlighted interagency cooperation in Frederick’s narcotics crackdown.
City and county officials plan to appoint fire service coordinators to count county households served by Ambulance Company 279 and develop reimbursement methods. Some commissioners warn of creating a precedent paying for services for some residents only. A fire service task force is studying city county payment methods and will report in several months, with interim action planned.
Middletown residents pack a town meeting as Louise Snodgrass pushes a public hearing with the Board of County Commissioners at Winchester Hall. A decision on reserving land for a southern bypass corridor versus both southern and northern routes is planned, with officials warning developers await action. The meeting precedes a county hearing to place the route on the comprehensive plan, enabling further state planning.
John Nichols quoted describing a tall dark haired man leaving an item in a car outside a Naples club as police set roadblocks. Wounded sailors Navalta Trent Lawson and Roberts treated or stabilised at a Navy hospital. Navy to investigate injuries amid NATO 6th Fleet presence in Naples.
Emmitsburg Town Council adopted new townhouse regulations drawn from county standards and a water tap policy approving 200 taps to guide growth. Fees rise to 2500 for taps plus 1300 sewer, totaling 3800, with 50 taps reserved for industrial use and priority given to existing homes and approved projects. The Creamery Road facility aims to double wastewater capacity by July as growth hinges on new water sources.
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