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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1986

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Sakharov Exile Lifted and Bonner Cleared in Moscow Return

Kremlin lifts nearly seven year internal exile of Andrei Sakharov and grants clemency to his wife Yelena Bonner. Sakharov may return to Moscow from Gorky and resume scientific work at the Academy of Sciences. Petrovsky stated both can come back. no clear emigration or meeting-with-foreigners condition announced. The move follows increased openness under Gorbachev amid Western pressure on human rights.

Moscow Kremlin Andrei Sakharov Soviet Union V.F. Petrovosky Sai Sakharov Gorky Petrovosky Sakharov Academy West Oslo KGB Afghanistan Bonner U.S United States Italy Petrovsky Academy of Sciences Supreme Soviet Yuri Oriov Anatoly Shcharansky Orlov Shcharansky Israel Mikhail 5 Gorbachev Andrei Sakarov Yelena Bonner

Fairly bright local economic outlook in Frederick County

Frederick County employers anticipate a fairly bright economy with 23 percent planning staff increases in January to March while 10 percent expect cuts and the rest foresee no change. National figures show 19 percent hiring and 14 percent reductions, with local results seen as stronger than nationwide trends.

Frederick County Manpower Inc Julie Katte Milwaukee Ms. Katte Donald Date Economic and Community Development Commission

Area churches lock doors over thefts

Local churches have closed their doors at night due to rising thefts and vandalism. Pastors say security concerns outweigh open hours, prompting some to direct worshippers to seek quiet reflection outdoors or elsewhere after dark. Reverend William Roen notes the shift and its impact on parish life.

William Roen

County to resolve tax district request

Frederick County Commissioners narrowly backed a Lake Linganore tax district plan after debate. Delegation approval is required. last year lawmakers rejected countywide authority but urged a citizen petition. Concerns included landowner voting rights and impact on unimproved lots. Continued on Page A-3.

Frederick County Lake Singanore Mark Hoke Lake Singapore Lake Linganore Commission J. Anita Stup

Clear and colder tonight with diminishing winds

The forecast calls for a colder night with winds easing and lows around 25 to 30 degrees. Saturday in Western Maryland stays mostly dry and cool with a high near 40 to 45. A map panel highlights regional weather, while local shop windows glow with holiday dressings and seasonal displays.

Seary Maryland Caer

Two Frederick friends craft mahogany furniture at home

Nelson Alexander age 78 and Russell Cale in Frederick, longtime pals, share a woodshop lifestyle. They source antique mahogany from a Fort Detrick haul and repurpose it into a dining room chest, end tables, a coffee table, a starburst clock, and a grandmother clock case. Their garages, basements, and church ties fuel projects and collaboration.

Nelson Alexander Russell Cale Frederick Cale Alexander Motter Avenue National Institutes of Health Bethesda Frederick Presbyterian Church Mier

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