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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 04, 1985

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McFarlane to quit White House security post amid speculation

AP report states Robert C. McFarlane resigns as White House national security adviser with deputy John M. Poindexter among leading successors. Reagan cites friction with Donald Regan as a factor while sources name other potential replacements and discuss rumors of a New York offer or ambassadorial posts.

Michael Putzel White House Washington Robert C. McFarlane Reagan McFarlane NSC John M. Poindexter Donald T. Regan Baltimore Washington Times CBS News Poindexter Achille Lauro National Secunty Brent Scowerett Ford Lawrence S New York Tokyo Israel Moscow Newsweek Magazine U.S Japan Senate Mike Mansfield Onakarman Torrey

Mount Airy Dew paints holiday lights on poles dispute

MOUNT AIRY officials say Potomac Edison refuses permits to place Christmas decorations on PE poles. Mayor Lewis Dixon notes unpaid bills from past pole work and worries about setting a precedent. Latimer of PE says guidelines exist and will be reviewed. Residents hope for a lit Christmas despite the dispute.

Mount Airy C. Kurt Holter Potomac Edison Lewis Dixon Telephone Bethlehem Dixon Latimer

Wenner sworn to Appeals Court seat

Frederick Circuit Court Judge William W. Wenner was sworn in as an associate judge of the Court of Special Appeals by Gov. Harry Hughes. Wenner, 55, joins Maryland’s second highest tribunal from a field of four nominees. He will represent the Third Appellate Circuit, taking the seat of Judge James S. Getty. The ceremony was briefly delayed as state officials coordinated the registry. Wenner called the appointment an honor and said he would “keep doing the job as well as I know how.” He will commute about 100 miles daily between Frederick and Annapolis.

Robert C. Reid Annapolis Maryland Courts of Appeals Frederick William W. Wenner Court of Special Appeals Harry Hughes Wenner Hughes Appelate James S. Getty Allegany County Lorraine Sheehan State House Lila Eleanor Capitol Hill Peter New York Cere Frederick A. Thayer Garrett County 4Th Judicial Circuit Thayer Maryland Court of Special Appeals

Bradlees to open upscale discount store at Westridge Square

Bradlee's plans a store at the unfinished Westridge Square on the Golden Mile, opening Nov 1 as part of a regional expansion from Maine to Virginia. The 85,600 square foot Frederick location will hire 225 to 250 workers and join Giant Food as major draws in a $12 million shopping center developed by John Forstmann.

Bradlee’s Baltimore Washington Westridge Square Golden Mile Maine Virginia Michelle Vaughters Frederick Maryland McLean, Va John F. Forstmann U.S. 40 West One Mile Frederick County Square Forstmann Bradlee

Stolen antique church silver and baptism bowl in Frederick

All Saints Episcopal Church Frederick reports theft of a 230-year-old George II sterling chalice and a 100-year-old Willow pattern baptismal bowl from a display case. The chalice dates to circa 1752 and the bowl to about 1820. Reward offered. contact police or church office with information.

All Saints Episcopal Church Frederick A.D. Salmon All Saints John Payne London All Saints Parish Frederick County Salmon Frederick City

NASA chief Beggs to take leave amid fraud charges

NASA Administrator James Beggs plans to take a leave of absence as the House Science and Technology Committee chair Don Fuqua says Beggs will relinquish duties during court proceedings over charges he defrauded the government in a prior General Dynamics job. An aide said Beggs would announce the leave today. Some lawmakers advocate resignation.

Michael J. Sniffen Associated Press Washington NASA James M. Beggs Congress General Dynamics Corp Don Fuqua D-Fia National Aeronautics and Space Administration Beggs Fuqua House Science and Technology Committee Bill Rossi Slade Gorton Senate Subcommittee On Science, Technology and Space

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