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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1985

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City weighs consolidating IC operations in Botwix area

Frederick's Public Works may combine three growing yards into one large facility to expand service capacity. The main yard on Hamilton Avenue, built in 1961, now houses a garage with only two bays and outdated hydraulic tools. A move nearby could standardize maintenance for about 400 city vehicles and fleets while upgrading facilities near Frederick Municipal Airport.

Frederick City Public Works Robert L. Strine Strine Hamilton Avenue East Second Streets Highland Street Wisner Street Frederick Municipal Airport Rehala N. Young- Young

Accused rapist held without bond in DC case

Daniel Dennis Collins, a 17 year old Maryland fugitive, is held without bond in Washington DC for psychiatric evaluation after capture from a manhunt. He faces potential Maryland rape charges, witnesses say his memory is impaired and he needs treatment. He was captured after a burglary report while in a wheelchair with dog bites.

Washington District of Columbia Maryland Daniel Dennis Collins Collins D.C Superior Court Evelyn Queen Harry T. Alexander Clifton T. Perkins Medical Center Jessup

Snow Emergency Activated As Area Sees First Snowfall

Frederick County and neighboring counties mobilized snow emergency plans as fresh snowfall coated roads. Maryland State Police urged cautious driving while two hour early closes affected Frederick, Howard, and Carroll County schools. Local officials reported salting and limited water leaks, with plows on standby and crews repairing a water main leak affecting about 25 to 30 homes.

Frederick County Maryland Linton Frederick City Robert L. Strine Department of Public Works Siz Strine Young Place

Reagan summit eyed to boost dialogue with Soviet Union

President Reagan said 1985 should be a year of dialogue and better relations with the USSR as Geneva talks resume on nuclear and space weapons. He noted political differences remain deep yet signaled willingness for a summit if a useful agenda develops while pressing ahead on Star Wars research. He also touched on Social Security, Central America policy, and other bilateral issues amidst a wide White House press conference.

U.S Caribbean Brownlee Post Iowa Central America Washington Reagan United States Soviet Union Geneva White House Nicaragua

Unknown malady strikes Fort Detrick worker at heart

William Burras, a 42 year old National Cancer Institute lab employee, suffers a mysterious illness after a torn thumb bandage and a fungous incubator incident. Doctors debate heart damage from the splinter while Burras reports progressive shortness of breath and fluid around the heart leading to admission on December 26.

William Burras National Cancer Institute Lab Baughman Johns Hopkins Hospital Burras Frederick Memorial Hospital Fort Detrick Sitlls Borras News-Post Barras Sandy FMI Rusay Barakad

Walkersville High senior center shines in season profile

Document highlights Walkersville High senior center James Teoc, with coverage by Dave Ammenheuser. Ob/Business, Finance, Classifieds, Comics, Editorials, and other sections are listed. Weather notes tease a snow event with two to four inches by morning.

Wenner Dave Ammenheuser Walkersville High James Teoc Perce Cern

Fewer kids help local Frederick County developers

Frederick County planners report slower enrollment growth than housing expansion. Dwelling units rise about 250 yearly while average household size falls from 2.94 in 1960 to 2.97 in 1980 and projected 2.75 by 1990. New Market Middle School runs at 105 percent capacity and may reach 112 percent in 1990 amid rezoning demand. Singanore High area details noted.

Frederick County New Market-Green Valley New Market Middle School Singanore High

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