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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1990

Page

5

Two men injured in U S 15 Hayward Road crash

Frederick Maryland state police said four men were injured on U S 15 at Hayward Road. John Galeisky 30 of Bowie drove south and tried a left turn. his car hit Richard Ranich of Mechanicsburg Pa. Kaas and Unger SHA workers were hurt. Ranich and Kaas were flown to Shock Trauma in Baltimore in fair condition. Galeisky was charged with failure to yield.

U.S. 15 Hayward Road Frederick Maryland John Galeisky Bowie Richard Ranich Mechanicsburg Rameb Ramona George Russell Kaas Emmitsburg Robert Unger Thurmont SHA Tie George Kaas Ranich R. Adams Cowley Baltimore Ranch Unger Frederick Memorial Hospital Condit Galetsky Th. George

Farrell Lines Pulls Ships From Baltimore Port

Farrell Lines Inc. told Baltimore port officials its ships will no longer call at the port, a move that threatens millions in cargo as dockworkers near a strike. Officials cited no reason for the pullout, while unions and shippers warn of disrupted activity and rerouted cargo to New York and Hampton Roads.

Baltimore Maryland Port Administration Farrell Lines Inc MPA Jim Gring Gring Robert Metz Farrell Helen Bentley Horace Alston International Longshoremen’s Association Alston Michael Fox Mid-Atlantic Atlantic Container Lines New York Hampton Roads Evergreen Wiliam Chan Chan Maersk Inc Maersk Paris Philadelphia

Baltimore Bars face crackdown on illegal package stores

Baltimore officials report about 130 of 421 BD-7 license holders operate illegal package goods stores seven days a week. The liquor board seeks new laws or reclassification to curb the practice, proposing three BD-7 variants with different hours and prices for mixed bar and package sales.

Baltimore City Liquor Board Whch Liquor Board Cry Board City Hall General Assembly

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