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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1984
Page
1
Frederick News lists subscription rates for within and outside the marketing area. It details mailing options, motor route pricing, and staff positions including Advertising Director and Business Manager. The page specifies addresses and contact numbers for the Frederick office.
A 10 pound bomb exploded at the Ondangua Post Office at 11 20 a m killing five and wounding 15. Security forces blamed SWAPO nationalists, saying the attack occurred as Ondangua near Oshakati prepared to close for New Year. Victims' identities were not released.
In 1984 Frederick County faced a mixed year with major investments, arbitration losses, and corruption. Circuit Judge Stanley Y Bes faced forging charges linked to a parking citation for a political supporter. Liquor Commissioner Thomas Edward Joy was convicted of soliciting bribes and sentenced to 90 days. A House subcommittee probed FEMA officials for sloppy administration and waste. The county pursued annexation battles, environmental concerns surfaced as rabies and AIDS cases appeared, and bond market success yielded good bids. The year ended with infrastructure gains including U S 15 dualization and ongoing debates over ski resort locations and hazardous waste considerations.
The article reviews looming U S Soviet dialogue on medium range missiles in Europe and global arms, amid a deadlock. Reagan faces choices during California vacation about negotiating versus scheduling future talks with Gromyko. Shultz, Rowny and Nakasone attend key meetings as talks lag.
A 6.0 magnitude quake struck Cachar district in Assam near the India Bangladesh border destroying mud huts and bridges. At least 20 people died and more than 100 were injured as poles fell and lines were cut, with many injuries hospitalised in the affected region.
Betty Smith of the Humane Society criticizes a mass mail solicitation from The North Shore Animal League, alleging funds often stay in New York rather than supporting Port Washington area animals. The agency houses about 200 animals, claims a 10 percent adoption rate, and pledges never to destroy animals. A spokesperson cites high-profile supporters and a sizeable operating budget but declined to detail finances. Janet Frake of the U S Humane Society notes nationwide solicitations exist and emphasizes local focus, while Smith urges donors to verify where their money goes before contributing.
The National Weather Service predicts rain and scattered showers for Twos in the coming period. Residents should expect unsettled skies and plan accordingly.
A developing Texas storm will push into the Ohio Valley by Tuesday, bringing a mild damp New Year start. Western Maryland counties report showers with lows near 4 degrees and highs around 38 to 40s, then cooler midweek. Frederick, Cumberland, Hagerstown and nearby towns posted record December highs, including 77 degrees, with eleven days reaching 60s or higher. warmth is forecast to return by the weekend as a new pattern develops.
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