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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1984
Page
1
Police failed to report to work as thousands flee Bhopal after a government plan to release methyl isocyanate g43 into pesticides begins. Estimates of people leaving the city range from 158,096 to 200,000, many from slum and hut areas near the Union Carbide plant.
Professor William Rogers Quynn of 315 Brooklawn Apartments Frederick died Thursday December 13 at Homewood Retirement Center. A World War I Navy veteran and Phi Beta Kappa graduate, he taught French literature for 17 years at Duke University before leaving military service.
Parliament backed a government plan for neutral Switzerland to join the United Nations, with a national referendum on the issue expected early in 1988. The Council of States approved 24 to 16, following a 112 to 78 vote in the National Council, amid public polls showing opposition.
A fragmented weather note hints at showers and a weather map dated April. The piece trails into a commentary about America and concerns over excessive focus on male pursuits. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or named entities.
Leslie A. Grimm, a Frederick County deputy sheriff, files a federal lawsuit seeking 3.75 million dollars and a permanent injunction to halt harassment while on road patrol. She names Captain Howard Whims, Sheriff Robert Snyder, and others, alleging sexual coercion, discrimination, and defamation dating from earlier years.
Secretary of State Shultz talked at a NATO foreign ministers meeting about a “serious, positive” talk in Geneva with Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko on January 7-8. He cautioned results may vary while allies urged realistic efforts to improve East West relations.
The Maryland Court of Special Appeals weighs the Gotach case regarding Dr Tauraso’s urging for a conforming use status for his holistic health center. County officials call it a last ditch effort to salvage headquarters after zoning changes. A decision is due within two months.
Frederick's Historic District Commission on Thursday allowed two city churches to replace expensive slate with a lighter artificial material that resembles real slate. The move aims to reduce weight and potential structural stress while preserving historic appearance.
A boy waiting for the school bus on Cash Smith Road near Md 1% north of Woodsboro was struck by a hit-and-run vehicle Friday morning. David Wayne Gruber of Cash Smith Road was in critical condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with severe head injuries suffered in the 8 23 a m accident.
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