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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1989

Page

5

No progress in major telephone strike across four Baby Bells

A strike by more than 190,000 workers against NYNEX Bell Atlantic Pacific Telesis and others stalls with no contract gains while service delays appear limited. A picket line incident left a NYNEX worker critical. unions blame maintenance cuts as talks remain unresolved in multiple states and regions.

Baby Bell Jim O'Hare Communications Workers of America Albany N.Y CWA New York Nynex Corp Philadelphia Bell Atlantic Pacific Telesis Ameritech Chicago International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers NYNEX District of Columbia Jim Willer BellSouth US West St. Louis Wisconsin Detroit Joe Rizzo Frank Baumgerdner C&p East Patrick Street

Stevens Road Bridge repair approved by Frederick County

Frederick County Commissioners voted 4-0 to spend 60 000 to 80 000 dollars to repair the 19th century Stevens Road Bridge near Creagerstown after closure due to safety concerns. Wayne Keeler said work could start soon with completion in 90 to 120 days. Farmer Joel Anderson praised the decision noting his corn crop and跨 bridge access depend on the project.

Frederick County Stevens Road Creagerstown County Public Works Wayne Keeler Joel Anderson Hunting Creek Wilhide Old Frederick Anderson Keeler

Graveyard Vandalism Damages Pine Grove Monuments

Vandals disturbed a Mount Airy grave at Pine Grove Cemetery about six months after burial. Many monuments were overturned and crosses inverted in the earth, with about 60 grave markers damaged.

Mount Airy Pine Grove

Couple on both sides of strike reshapes Myersville life

Ron Young an electronic switch technician became Mr Mom as his wife Karen works as a supervisor in Hagerstown during a telephone strike. He says the shift is tough but benefits are at stake not wages. He notes she works long hours seven days a week but believes the plant is not bankrupt and they will weather the dispute.

Myersville Ron Young Mom Karen Hagerstown Co Young Mr. Young

Electrical fire displaces residents on East Patrick Street

A fire at the seconddoor apartment in 225 E Patrick St caused a three block closure for over three hours. Painters inside the unit noticed dripping liquid and smoke from an insulation area likely due to an electrical short. No serious injuries were reported. The building owner is Wolfe Properties. Residents spent the night with relatives. return date unknown. Fire crews from United Steam, Independent Hose, Junior Fire and Citizens Truck fought the blaze, tearing down ceiling to reach wiring.

East Patrick Street E. Patrick St Warren E. Stevens United Steam Fire Engine Company Stevens Wolfe Properties United Independent Hose Junior Fire Citizens Truck Companies

Mount Airy mayor warns county over water shortage

Mayor Linda Boyer told about 60 residents that Frederick County faces a water problem and that the county commissioners are not adequately addressing it. She said wells are failing and questioned the depth of the county study, while town concerns also covered trash pickup changes and a proposed blue ribbon panel on law enforcement.

Mount Airy Frederick County Linda Boyer Carole Larson Ms. Larson U.S Maryland Billy Wagner Eastern Waste Industries

Two Middletown Streets Keep One Way Status

Middletown commissioners voted to extend the one-way status for Buzzard Drive and Summers Drive for six months to test winter traffic, pending town attorney confirmation. The narrow streets north of U S 40 A and west of Church Street remain too slim for easy two-way passage, with no full consensus on keeping one-way.

Middletown Buzzard Drive Summers Drive U.S. 40-A Church Street

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