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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1984
Page
2
The notice details mail rate options for subscriptions outside the marketing area and for motor route delivery. Rates show one month seven dollars fifty cents, three months eighteen dollars and ninety-two cents, and one year fifty six dollars, plus motor route terms two months six dollars sixty cents, three months nine dollars fifty cents, and one year thirty nine dollars sixty cents.
Reagan aides say no tax increase is planned as budget talks continue. Mayors and governors pressed for Pentagon cuts to protect domestic programs, while Sen. Robert Dole warned Congress to demand defense savings in any budget package.
Merchants report strong early Christmas sales at Playland with wide variety gifts. David Stauffer notes shoppers flocking in before the last minute rush as Cabbage Patch items transformers Care Bears and trivia games top the lists. Quynn's Tannenbaum sees mostly out of town visitors buying ornaments and holiday gifts on Sunday.
Beckley announced a brass plaque naming major contributors to the Frederick center construction. Gov. Harry Hughes Frederick County Commissioners and Catoctin Mountain Tourist Council are among honorees, with many others giving smaller sums. Local firm C J Miller and Phoenix Inc. donated crucial work and materials. Students, instructors, and TCFC helped on site. funding remains short and fundraising will continue.
In the largest clash this year police used clubs and tear gas against thousands of marchers honoring slain workers from 1970. Solidarity founder Lech Walesa was blocked and shoved by officers while laying a wreath at the monument.
A southerly flow continues through Tuesday with mild daytime highs. Maryland mountains expect partly cloudy skies, mild today and Tuesday then turning cooler Tuesday night with highs in the 50s and lows in the 30s. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 50 to 42, Cumberland 41, Westminster 37.
A local center aimed at weather aware travel information is described as an ideal stop for visitors to learn where to stay and what to do during bad weather. The idea hatched 12 to 15 years ago as the state explored dualizing U.S. routes and improving regional accessibility.
The News reports on a proposed rest area development funded by state money. Construction began on a $110,008 pig facility in July, but officials say the water system and MBIT project schedule remain uncertain for spring completion.
New York AP reports federal Customs agents seized 28 000 counterfeit Cabbage Patch dolls from a company operating at three locations. Investigators say the items could be dangerous. The action underscores concerns over fake toys and consumer safety.
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