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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1985
Page
2
Baltimore and Harrisburg AP reports show Thursday draws for the Maryland Daily Lottery with numbers 5 7 3 for Game Five Seven Three and 2 6 8 0 for Pick Four. In Pennsylvania the Daily Lottery winning number was 7 1 9 and the Dannenbaria Big 4 Lottery listed 0 1 6 2.
Fire and ambulance activity reported in Sabillasville with Emergency calls numbering 23 and Routine calls 4 over the past twelve hours ending at 10 p.m. Thursday. Dial 241-2300 for emergencies. City none. County ambulance calls listed as Emergency 23 and Routine 4.
A cold front and low pressure move offshore ending the first snowfall of the season. Snow totals ranged from one inch in northern Montgomery to 4 to 6 inches in Allegheny and Garrett counties with frigid weekend highs around 38 to 42 and subfreezing nights. Clear and cold air follows with near record low temperatures across Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains.
National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and cold conditions across most of the country for Saturday. Snow is expected in northern New Mexico and western Nebraska while the Pacific Northwest coast should see rain.
The first snow of the year arrived early but diminished with a low pressure system moving offshore. Forecasters predicted clearing skies and cold temperatures with low around 20s and highs in the 30s to low 40s. North of Baltimore, some icy spots were possible before morning melt.
U.S. officials dispute details of involvement in the Valletta rescue, confirming only broad outlines. Defense officials say Delta Force and Army officers aided Egyptians, with Navy air cover in the Mediterranean. The administration emphasizes rapid action and avoids discussing specifics.
Abrams describes 16 people rounded up in Cuba subjected to fingerprinting, stripped naked, and subjected to psychological abuse. They faced charges of counterrevolution and CIA ties, with threats to relatives. He says they were told they had no rights and faced similar treatment without cooperation, as their true crime was working for the United States Embassy.
Young argues Annapolis Hagerstown and Frederick should lead development with downtown revitalization at the center. He warns state taxes like sales liquor tobacco and income tax cuts hurt cities and that historic tax credits and housing programs are being rolled back by the Reagan administration.
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