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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1986

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2

Suspect Arrested as Frederick High Tightens Security

Frederick High placed tight security after a suspect was arrested and entrances sealed except the front. Students were urged to walk with friends or contact the office for pickup. hallways are monitored and extra police patrols were requested. Neighbors and police agencies were notified. board members voiced frustration at delayed notifications. An additional intruder arrest occurred at Gov Thomas Johnson High School.

Maryland State Police Frederick County FHS Area II George Seaton Frederick High Frederick City Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Washington, D.C Pierce C. Stine Jr Mike Clem Darlene Wiles Burall Susan C. Nicol

Silver Spring campaign office hosts Chavez grand opening

Linda Chavez, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate, will hold a grand opening party at her state headquarters located at 8&5 Sligo Ave in Silver Spring from 7 to 9 p.m. on Wednesday, April 30. For info call (301) 587-3986.

Linda Chavez U.S. Senate Sligo Ave Silver Spring

Weather Outlook for Western Maryland and Mountains

A cold high pressure system from the Mississippi Valley will drift eastward bringing freezing temperatures and a hard frost tonight across Western Maryland. A warming trend begins Thursday into Friday and into the weekend with highs near 70 on Thursday and Friday. Maryland mountains see chilly but milder conditions late week with highs in the 30s and 40s, while yesterday’s temps ranged from 37 to 51 across Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland.

Mississipp Maryland Darrell Frederick Howard Montgomery Wachingtos Cowelies Maryland Mountains

Recruiters Offer Big Pay and Perks to Attract Teachers

Recruiters from Maryland to Houston woo Massachusetts teachers with a $19,000 starting salary and perks including apartment, car, moving cost, loan, and meal discounts. Tote bags, free catered lunches, and promises of job security accompany the entice at a job fair near Boston. Howard Carroll of the NEA cites Prince George's County as leading aggressive recruiting. Houston recruiters also tout $19,000 starting pay and rent concessions amid oil-crisis pressures.

Associated Press Boston Maryland Houston Massachusetts Prince George's County Washington Prince George's Howard Carroll National Education Association Jo Nell Drayden Boston Globe Terry Zoulas Massachusetts Department of Education Hotel Lenox Winfield Kelly Mark Sullivan University of Massachusetts At Amherst

Suspect charged with sexual assault of teenage male

A Frederick man, Vance Eugene Etzler of 301 Canberra Court, was arrested by Maryland State Police at his home and charged with third and fourth degree sex offenses and assault and battery. He is held at Frederick County Adult Detention Center awaiting bond review. The incident occurred April 2 involving a 16 year old male. State police say Etzler drove the youth to a remote area, sexually assaulted him, and displayed a weapon. Officer R. E. Gunter led the arrest.

Frederick Maryland Vance Eugene Etzler Canberra Court Frederick County Etzler Th. R.E. Gunter

Reagan Eyes Economic Summit Speech Pushes Unity Against Terrorism

President Reagan aims to shape a rallying stance before a 12 day trip to Tokyo and the Far East. He links Libyan leader Khadafy to Soviet support and Pakistan’s allies, urging allied leaders to confront terrorism, warn of a pall of fear, and defend democracy.

Washington Reagan Feocuna Abe Arad West Iuda Afab LS Chamber of Commerce Muammar Khadafi Kaadaty Afghanistan Far East Tokyo Soviet Union Khadafy East Germany White House Latin America Nicaragua Angola Cambodia

Libyan orders journalists to leave foreign press corps

Libyan officials ordered all foreign news teams out after saying reporters had exhausted government approved tours. At the Al Kabir Hotel journalists queued to pay bills in cash while buses ferried crews to the airport. Dozens remained puzzled about their status as sanctions against Libya loomed. A Soviet naval ship appeared in Tripoli harbor amid claims of Western air strikes and a downed U.S. F-111 fighter, with Libyan TV showing wreckage footage and the hotel press still confined nearby.

al Kabir Rome Libya Common Market United States Tripoli Sharafeddin U.S Sidi Zayd

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