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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1985

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Reagan's tax reform faces second chance in House

President Reagan seeks new votes as House Rules clears path for a Democratic tax overhaul plan and a GOP substitute. Treasury chief Baker claims 50 GOP members will back the rule and bill, while Rep. Kemp cautions against expected votes. The pension provisions remain a flashpoint, with the Democratic plan preserving higher rates for many retirees.

Jim Luther Associated Press Washington Reagan House Szdero Republican Aguas GOC Sopanecar GOP Treasury James A. Baker Titt Dan Rostenkowski D-Il Thomas P. O'Neill Capitol Vin Weber R-Minn Jack Kemp New York Baker Robert Michel Ofllinois O'Neill

Officer kidnapped and found bound to a tree near Urbana

Off duty Baltimore City police officer Robert T. Matuszak was abducted from his Eldersburg home by two masked gunmen, taken about two hours and 40 miles away, then found handcuffed to a tree off Urbana Pike in near freezing weather. He remained unharmed aside from cold. cash and credit cards were stolen. Police said the incident occurred around 10:30 p.m. and was reported after a neighbor heard cries for help. The investigation continued with Maryland State Police handling.

Susan C. Nicol Phillips Matuszak Baltimore City Urbana Pike Tpr Leon Martin Martin Sal

County eyes $17 million water sewer bonds for Lake Linganore

Frederick County commissioners reviewed a $17 million program to finance water and sewer improvements at Lake Linganore with bonds next spring. Projects include $1.4M for a water system, $1.8M for a sewage plant, and $500,000 for an elevated tank. Developers plan up to 350 homes in Summerfield, 150 in Aspen, and high density housing on a 12 acre Coldstream parcel. Officials caution over commitments and market conditions before bonding proceeds are spent.

Frederick County Lake Linganore Aspen Coldstream Hill Singanore Linganore Robert P. Hilton Gary Sterling E. Bollinger Thurmont Lake Singanore Ballenger Creek Hubert R. Brown Jr

McKenna Named Judge in 6th Circuit

J James McKenna former Montgomery County deputy state's attorney and public defender has been named to the 6th Judicial Circuit Court seat covering Montgomery and Frederick counties. He marks his 50th birthday as Gov Harry Hughes informs him of the appointment, making him the 13th judge appointed to the circuit. The post pays 65900 annually.

Rockville J. James McKenna Montgomery County 6Th Judicial Circuit Court McKenna Harry Hughes Montgomery Frederick

Inside The News Lee Ecee Sered Poetic Line

Fragmentary excerpt quotes a line about light and shadow by Thomas William Parsons, suggesting a literary or poetic aside within a newspaper page. The readable portion is brief and unconnected to a clear event, person, or location.

Thomas William Parsons

Golden Mile to gain six lanes with new shopping centers

U S 40 in west Frederick will gain a third eastbound lane this summer and a third westbound lane by late next year to relieve heavy congestion on the Golden Mile. Two new shopping centers along Hillcrest Drive, Westridge Square and Hilcrest Center, are expected to boost traffic to about 42,000 vehicles daily.

U.S. 40 West Frederick Gene Straub State Highway Administration Hillcrest Drive Wayne Clingan Straub Golden Mile Westridge Square Hilcrest Center Planning Commission Chingan Clingan

Ohis Inc. sues couple in trade secret theft case

Ohis Inc., Frederick based software designer, seeks 2.8 million from Ronald Fairman and Lorraine Fairman alleging theft of trade secrets and file sabotage. Suit filed in Frederick Circuit Court accuses breach of fiduciary duty, contract, fraud, conversion, conspiracy and interference with economic relations. Temporary order requires return of pirated software and confidential data and bars competing activity.

Ohis Inc Frederick Fairman Lorraine The Fairmans Ohis Peanwalt Corp King of Prussia APCI Pennsylvania Lane

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