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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1984
Page
1
Groton police report an unauthorized transmission that hindered aid during a car fire in October. James Sullivan, a radio employee, used his device to reach Groton police after failed efforts on public frequencies. A New York man suffered severe burns and was hospitalized. FCC charges may follow.
The government reports 5.1 million manufacturing and blue collar workers were laid off during the last two recessions. About most displaced workers found new jobs by last January, while 360,000 stayed part time and nearly 2 million endured significant pay cuts. The losses trace to the 1979 and 1981–82 downturns.
Frederick County man Robert Y. Goodlow, 22, of 6985 Cloverhill Road Frederick, faces two manslaughter charges for a fiery Oct crash in Middletown that killed 24 year old Christopher L. Holder. Goodlow is charged with manslaughter by auto and driving while intoxicated along with negligent driving. He posted a $15,000 bond and is awaiting further court action.
Fall skies give way to possible Sunday showers as national weather maps outline conditions. AE Mary Mills highlights Ronald and Candy Manges volunteering time and talent to aid area children. Local architects will present drawings for the renovation of the old county building.
Frederick County Sheriff says investigation points to homicide in the Tuesday night death of Will Cooper 42 of 3632 Petersville Road Brunswick. A .22 caliber bullet was found. ballistics pending. Cooper, a GEICO supervisor, died at Washington County Hospital. Memorial service set at John T. Williams Funeral Home.
Frederick hosts a holiday lighting event pairing Victorian carols with two illuminated trees to raise funds for cancer research via the American Cancer Society. A 20-foot wooden frame tree on Court Street and a 30-foot spruce at the Seventh Street fountain glow as about 102 onlookers listen to local choirs and enjoy cider and cookies, supporting ongoing ACS efforts statewide.
U S president Reagan and West German Chancellor Kohl discuss restarting U S Soviet arms talks ahead of Geneva negotiations. Britain’s Thatcher and leaders from Japan and Belgium planned to meet in upcoming days as the umbrella strategy to break the impasse remains under development.
William J. Schroeder, 12, remains in critical but stable condition after a Jargik-7 artificial heart was implanted. He tested the Heimes portable heart driver for two 22 minute runs, tolerating the device well and enjoying popsicles. Doctors expect several days before significant movement and about a month before walking without restrictions.
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