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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1986
Page
2
Frederick County commissioners schedule a public hearing for January 28 on a proposal to allow joint ventures with developers to build water and sewer systems. The change would let the county enter agreements enabling shared infrastructure projects and related regulatory adjustments.
The aircraft carrier Saratoga with a 20-ship group steams toward the Mediterranean from the Indian Ocean via the Red Sea and Suez Canal to bolster naval forces. Pentagon says no orders for Libya retaliation. Libya accused of aiding a Palestinian group that attacked Rome and Vienna airports on February 27, killing 19. President Reagan has imposed sanctions but no military action ordered.
The planning commission approved plans for a locally owned laboratory to analyze blood and tissue under strict federal and state oversight. No animals or toxic chemicals will be used and air emissions will be cleaner than outdoor air. The lab will operate weekdays from 5 pm with six to eight staff, with approval also needed to demolish the small building at 132 East Fourth Street in Frederick’s historic district.
A cold front off the New England coast sent cold air and gusty winds into the Northeast with wind chills as low as 30 below. Light snow fell in the Great Lakes and along Maine's coast while much of the West stayed cloudy and valleys foggy. Temperatures were mostly single digits to teens from Minnesota to the Appalachians as northwest winds reached up to 30 mph.
Richard P. Sullivan former Basco Corp. chief executive will file for the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate leaving the seat held by Charles McC. Mathias Jr. Also expected to run is Linda Chavez, a top White House aide, with formal filings planned in February. Earlier, Delegate Thomas Mooney announced his intent to run after switching to the GOP.
Middletown planners and state officials debated a proposed sewage treatment plant on land west of Middletown. David W Lake warned the site over Catoctin Creek would tighten discharge limits. Valley Land Investor Properties seeks 74 acres now, with potential to 150 housing units if a permit is granted, while Lake urged septic tanks as safer than treatment plants.
Joseph Adler of the Maryland Classified Employees Association condemns the 3.5 percent pay raise as insufficient, stating his union is extremely disappointed that Hughes is not providing more for salaries. The move targets state employees earning about 15 000 to 16 000 dollars annually while pursuing funding for new facilities.
Maryland State Police search for a white male gunman who robbed three men at the eastbound I 70 rest area on South Mountain early yesterday. Approximate $200 stolen plus vehicle keys. suspect fled on foot. No injuries. Described as 28 to 30, 5'10, 160 to 190 lbs, light blonde hair, light jacket. Call state police or Frederick County Crime Solvers at 6863 3200 with tips.
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