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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1984
Page
1
Hundreds of thousands marched in Manila for the first anniversary of Benigno Aquino's assassination. Streets closed and a rally formed as a statue of Aquino was released from customs duties amid anti Marcos and anti American slogans.
A brief page section covers TV listings and a weather map with a quotation attributed to Wendell Phillips on protecting minority rights. The piece presents a compact, period-voice snapshot of television guides alongside a civic quote.
The state recognizes its leading vocational agriculture instructors while a program to adopt wild horses and burros shows positive results. In business news, steel industry spokesmen call for import quotas to aid the ailing sector, but two Maryland congressmen dispute the need.
High pressure from the Great Lakes brings several days of pleasant weather. Mostly sunny conditions expected in Western Maryland with highs around 75 to 78 degrees and cool nights near 38 to 40. Maryland Mountains remain mostly sunny with highs in the 70s, and farm forecast shows light northerly winds 5 to 10 mph with good drying conditions.
Donald Quigley backs Frederick police efforts to clear North Market Street nightly nuisances while his Monocacy Paint and Supply truck becomes a beer gathering spot. City officials plan ordinance revisions to close loopholes allowing public nuisance acts on private property, with Board of Aldermen debate set for Sept. 6.
Property owners in a 242 acre annexation NE of Frederick oppose immediate tax payments until city utilities are connected. Officials planned taxes upon annexation, reversing prior policy, but residents balked at pre connection costs. A July hearing drew protests as the taxation clause remained.
Frederick County appoints Leo Michael Boyle of Emmitsburg as liquor inspector to replace retiring Louis V. Myers. Boyle, 49, an accounting technician at Fort Ritchie, awaits sworn-in timing and notes a 30 day window to take office. He brings liquor-law experience from running a beer and wine licensed grocery, B H Boyle & Sons Inc., founded 1933 and closed later.
Mondale signals support as Geraldine Ferraro releases a detailed disclosure of income assets and taxes. Net worth listed at 760000 for Ferraro and 3020000 for husband John Zaccaro. They paid about 40 percent of income in taxes and say they underpaid 1978 federal taxes, repaying 53459 to the IRS. Combined income 1979 to 1983 was 866443 with most from Zaccaro's businesses.
Delegates at the Republican convention prepare to approve a red white and blue platform pledging tax restraint and victory in war while dissenters on social issues falter. Reagan and Ford Dole and others speak as Ferraro and Zaccaro disclose taxes fueling intraparty chatter about the Democratic ticket.
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