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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Feb 11, 1985

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Students set fire to cars and buildings in South Africa

In a black township south of Johannesburg about a thousand students attacked a high school and vehicles triggering clashes with police. Tear gas and rubber bullets were used as armored units moved in. no casualties reported yet.

Johannesburg South Africa Orange Free State Johan Fouche Welkom Fouche Aranyaprathet Thailand Khmer Rouge Cambodia Phnom Mark Hoean Phnom Malai Phnom Mark Hoeun

Retiring health-care supervisor leaves 45 years of service

Gwen McEntire interviews Thelma Miller, a health-care supervisor retiring after 45 years in the field. The forecast predicts rain and warmer temperatures tonight with a chance of Snow Tuesday afternoon.

Hollow Road US 40 C. Kurt Holter Gwen McEntire Thelma Miller

Seven face drug charges in Frederick County sweep

Seven people were arrested and drugs and paraphernalia seized after raids in Frederick County. Three men were nabbed after a cocaine deal at Frederick Towne Mall parking lot. Barry Morse Thomas Otts and Ronald McNeill were charged with possession of cocaine and intent to distribute along with marijuana.

Frederick County Frederick Frederick City S Warsiend

Fahd urges U.S. to take active role in Middle East policy

King Fahd meets President Reagan at the White House in Washington seeking a more assertive U.S. diplomacy toward Israel and Palestinian concessions including Jerusalem. Officials caution Arab unity is uncertain, with Jordan’s King Hussein and PLO leader Arafat split on negotiating paths. Fahd’s visit tests Saudi influence amid oil-price shifts and ties as a major U.S. trading partner.

Washington Fahd Saudi Arabia Reagan White House United States Middle East Israel Hussein Jordan U.S Associated Press Yasser Arafat Palestine Liberation Organization Arafat George P. Shultz Caspar W. Weinberger Jerusalem Egypt PLO Saudi Kingdom Washington Post Washington Times Cancun Mexico Amarigas

Statlers Gilley head entertainment at fair

The Great Frederick Fair schedules a 123rd event from Sept 17 to 21 with two tractor pull nights starting Sept 16. The Statler Brothers perform Wednesday, Mickey Gilley and Reba McIntire headline Friday, Hell Drivers and Charlie Pride on Saturday, with Nichol's Brothers and Billy Webb presenting afternoon grandstand acts. Tickets go on sale in July as officials plan a bigger, better fair.

Great Frederick Fair James E. McClellan Statler Brothers Mickey Gilley Reba McIntire Joseph Free

Montevue Residents Await New Day Room And Modern Facility

Frederick County officials have toured Montevue and urged replacement of the aging home built on 76 acres to serve the insane, needy and sick. The planned facility near Citizens Nursing Home would open in 1985 pending state approval, with no barred doors or eyes on residents. The current building houses 44 people in five floors, meals are family style, and residents pass time watching TV and playing bingo as aging infrastructure leaks drafts and pilots struggle to stay lit.

Frederick County Citizens Nursing Home Montevue

Potomac Edison seeks 36 million rate increase in Maryland

Potomac Edison filed with the Maryland Public Service Commission for a base rate rise of 36 million dollars, about 15 percent, to cover higher costs and its share of the Bath County Pumped Storage project. The move would raise residential bills by one cent per kWh, with average monthly bills up about 5.10 dollars for typical 500 kWh users and about 20.84 dollars more for 2000 kWh heating customers, and would take effect 20 days after filing unless the commission delays.

Potomac Edison Company Maryland Public Service Commission Maryland Elmer Kaelin Potomac Edison Bath County Bath Public Service Commission Allegheny Power System Monongahela Power West Penn Virginia Electric Power Company VEPCO

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