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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1981
Page
3
FAA officials report traffic steady with 21 airports still taking off at 50 percent capacity while Seattle and San Diego lifted limits to operate at full normal levels. Officials warn disruptions will persist as Reagan vows to fire thousands if controllers do not return to work.
Eleven of 19 air traffic controllers stayed off the job at Baltimore Washington International Airport as President Reagan pressed a 11 am deadline to return to work. FAA said operations remained largely functional with about 68 percent to 72 percent of flights operating. Union officials and striking controllers condemned the walkout while some colleagues continued working, warning of tensions if others return.
The Gemelli Hospital reports Pope John Paul II had a second operation to reverse the May 13 intestinal bypass done after the St. Peter's Square shooting. Doctors led by Dr Francesco Cruciitti expect no problems and say the lower intestine restoration carries similar risk to an appendectomy.
Rockville The Journal newspaper chain plans to publish five days a week starting September 14. Publisher Geoffrey H. Edwards said the move follows the Washington Star's expected demise and will add about 40 editorial staffers. The chain began with Alexandria Journal in 1971 and expanded through Montgomery and Prince Georges Journals by 1975.
Frederick County debates permit exemptions for institutional properties amid appeals concerns and traffic impacts. Officials clash over nonresidential rallies and residents' rights while planning staff prepare to refine sections before possible Klans rally permit. Clagett criticizes process as commissioners defer decisive action.
Frederick residents quote Nickels blasting officials as protecting a small segment of the people, the Klan. The American Civil Liberties Union and other groups vow to fight the ordinance if enacted, arguing it violates constitutional rights.
Residents clash with officials over transforming Key Parkway into a four lane arterial. Some fear traffic increases endangering Waverley Elementary students as Old Camp Road bus service ended. A residents’ group suggests electing a Stonegate representative to liaise with planning bodies. Round Two set for two months to finalize findings.
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