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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1984
Page
1
Foggy weather slowed motorists across Frederick and western Maryland with several vehicles hampered by poor visibility. The Weather Service urged caution as street conditions remained treacherous today and commuters reported delays while meteorologist David Leaker prepared a Monday forecast for Page D-3.
Los Angeles AP jurors in the De Lorean case defend their decision as a reading of the indictment and evidence only. Foreman W Vern Lahr and juror Jobs Holladay reject claims the verdict aimed to make a point or influence government.
Bolinger, a public official and resident, attends a Ski Inc plan briefing for a $12 million mountain resort set to open in two years. Officials discuss water supply fears, road impacts, and traffic flows via South Annadale Road as plans show phase one layout with linking roads and the former Western Maryland Hotel as headquarters.
The Skin Mountains Information Center in Emmitsburg opened Saturday with officials cutting the ribbon. The project faces ongoing questions about tax revenue from Ski Liberty and potential job impacts for Adams County residents while developers discuss plans for a College Mountain ski area and related regional economic effects.
Washington AP reports the deficit drive focuses on trimming defense with calls for a 42 billion dollar savings next year and a proposed 33.6 billion Pentagon cut while defense programs like the MX missile stay afloat. Reagan aides urge broad participation though Senate leaders demand deep defense cuts and possible tax steps as crucial to any relief.
IRNA reported four men hijacked a Kuwait Airways flight from Kuwait to Karachi via Dubai, beating seven passengers including John Costa, a 58 year old New York businessman. Costa said hijackers demanded he reveal CIA affiliation, and described the ordeal as frightening and life threatening.
Nobel laureate Desmond Tutu received the Peace Prize amid a large gathering. Security officials cleared hundreds of attendees as dignitaries and journalists filled the venue, while organizers announced the award’s significance for reconciliation and human rights.
The Frederick Post enters its Diamond jubilee year as a morning paper of Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company. Alongside The News and News Leader, it serves Frederick County and parts of Carroll, Montgomery, Howard counties and Loudoun County Virginia with a combined circulation over 45 thousand households in the region.
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