Poland braces for more hardship under martial law
Warsaw reports an interim period of order as Solidarity faces a weakened challenge. Travel permits tighten while 13 hour shifts and a seven day week loom under martial rule. Food shortages persist amid panic buying and farmer boycotts, with private markets emptied and frostbite rising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Warsaw Radio
Radio Warsaw
Solidarity Movement
Poland
Warsaw
Tanjug
New Bus Routes Soon Ridership Seen Good
The speaker notes strong interest in bus service with riders likely heading to the mall. He says it takes about three minutes to board a handicapped rider and January will bring routes including Frederick Community College Fort Detrick Bentz Street and Carrollton. Four new workers have been hired, two full time and two part time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Community College
Fort Detrick
Bentz Street
Carrollton
Etzler
Sakharov's daughter-in-law leaves Soviet Union today
Liza Alexeyeva, approved to emigrate after Andrei Sakharov's hunger strike, tearfully departs Moscow en route to Paris and then Boston to join husband Alexei Semyonov. Sakharov remains in Gorky, exiled since January 1980 for opposing Soviet policy in Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sakharov
Soviet Union
Moscow
Liza Alexeyeva
Andrei Sakharov
Paris
United States
Yelena Bonner
Alexeyeva
Bonner
Miss Alexeyeva
Alexei Semyonov
Boston
Semyonov
Volga River
Gorky
Afghanistan
City bids update for Solarex facility project
Ten bids were received for the Solarex facility at Ballenger Creek Parkway with totals ranging from 1.038 million to 1.446 million. The apparent low bid came from R F Kline at 1.039 million while Ballimore Asphalt Paving Co led the high bids at about 1.447 million. Funding includes a 300 thousand dollar state grant and about 590 thousand dollars budgeted by the city, with construction slated to start next year and finish in ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railway Association
SRA
Glen Nikirk
Nikirk
Solarex
Ballenger Creek Parkway
R.F. Kline
Menon
Balltimore Asphalt Paving Co
Solarex project funded by MICRIF loan in Frederick area
The Solarex project will be financed through a Maryland MICRIF loan with low interest, the city acts as intermediary. The usual 10 percent funding by the city was waived because the city will provide a water tower and the county plans service there. Most bidders were local from Baltimore Hagerstown and Gaithersburg. Figures must be tabulated for mayor and board approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menon
Maryland Industrial and Commercial Redevelopment Fund
Micrif
Baltimore
Hagerstown
Gaithersburg
Nikirk
Classified Receipts and Clearances Listing 1968 Events
A compiled set of case records with dates and street addresses for items such as jewelry money guitars and televisions plus multiple arrest clearances. Entries include CR numbers dates and locations like 140 W South Street 234 E 6th Street 100 Hoke Place and 11 W South reflecting items seized and cases labeled solved or active.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. South Street
E. 6Th Street
Hoke Place
Delaware Avenue
Lindberg Avenue
N. Jefferson Street
Jeanne Bussard
Crazy John’s
Dairy Maid Dairy
South Market Street
South Street
Rosemont Avenue
Taney Ave
Ward Street
Frederick Elem
Haviland Ct
Catoctin Avenue
Gary
Ice Street
W. 2Nd Street
Rose Motel
Thomas Avenue
Culler Avenue
Watkins-Burdette Motor Co
C. Burr Artz Library
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Charles DeGrange
Nanci Bross
Netter
Otatea
Constorrons
Rywe
Whitman
Coca Cola
Mattingly Builders
Cumberland
the News
Frederick
F.C.C
Melart Jewelers
Melartewelers Keepsake
Frederick Shopping Center
Frederick Towne Mall
Baltimore, Hagerstown
Washington
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