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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1982

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Crime rate falls slightly after four-year rise in 1981

The FBI reports a 1.7 percent decline in serious crime in 1981 from 1909 levels, driven by drops in burglary and larceny theft and a smaller rise in robberies. Violent crime edges up 1 percent while motor vehicle theft falls 3.7 percent. arrests rise 7 percent. Partial coverage notes one-third of violent crimes go unreported.

Lo Wl William French Smith FBI Webster Justice Department

City to deploy 15 crossing guards and 3 police on school routes

Chief Ashton announces 15 school crossing guards and 3 Frederick City police officers will cover busy intersections to protect students this year. Guards will operate at Motter Avenue, West Seventh Street, North Jefferson, East Second Street, and other posts for elementary and middle schools, with specific times before and after classes.

Frederick City Richard J. Ashton Ashton 5A Trav North Frederick Motter Avenue West Seventh Street East Second Street Chapel Alley Calvary United Methodist Church Bentz Street Parkway Elementary West Patrick North Jefferson Streets College Avenue Carroll Street College and Dill Avenues South Frederick Elementary Madison Center Streets East Frederick East Patrick Street Shaw Lane Sagner Avenue Sagner Drive Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Fone Tobe AER AA Aiges Lace Las Oo Goa Sree Elle Gov. Thomas Johnson Middle School North Market Street Frederick County

Hughes plans visit amid strong Mont Co Fair attendance

Gov Harry B Hughes is due to visit Montgomery County Fair by helicopter as beef cattle show and 4 H open class events draw crowds. Roscoe Whipp notes solid turnout with Thursday expected to peak. Highlights include tractor pulling with $9 000 prize money, 4 H Ladies Land contest, and multiple dairy cattle open class shows with champions named by judges from New York and Pennsylvania.

Gaithersburg Harry B. Hughes Montgomery County Roscoe Whipp Whipp Frederick County Dennis Long Thurmont Montgomery County Fair Three Springs Farm Newville Richard E. Keene Gilbertsville N.Y Kingstead Farm Damascus Harvey Clem Woodbine Raymond Chip” Long Ayrshire James Hill

Frederick Mayor May Allow Razing Old Post Office

Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young says he will permit razing of the 1917 Greek revival post office if the U S Postal Service Board of Governors pledges to investigate the demolition handling and practices. He doubts Postmaster General Bolger but trusts board good faith.

Frederick Ronald N. Young U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors Young Postal Board William F. Bolger Postal Service Walkersville John Laughlin

Tet skids off runway in Tokyo

A Nansei Airlines Boeing 737 ran off the Ishigaki runway on a southern Japanese island, narrowly avoiding serious injuries as 133 passengers and five crew evacuated. The plane burst into flames after skidding about 100 yards off the end of the runway.

Tokyo Nansei Airlines Ishigaki Okinawa

All out alive after Nanpei Airlines crash at Ishigaki

A Nanpei Airlines Boring 737 ran off the Ishigaki runway and burned, leaving 138 aboard all rescued with life. Early tallies report more than 40 dead. Ishigaki, a resort island south of Okinawa, was the scene of the wreck and flames.

Nanpei Airlines Ishigaki Airport Ishigaki Okinawa

Reagan plans blacklist if French unit defies embargo

President Reagan plans blacklisting Dresser France if it ships compressors to the Soviet Union in defiance of the pipeline embargo. The move targets the French subsidiary while sparing the parent from direct sanctions, aiming to pressure Moscow over Polish martial law while risking tensions with a close ally. Dresser Industries employs 37,000 people and reported six billion dollars in sales last year, with about a third from overseas.

Washington Reagan Shige Cence Une Dresser France Dresser Industries Inc Dallas United States Dresser Industries Moscow John Hughes State Department Dresser France Latty Speakes Howe California Dullas Luter

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