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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1985
Page
3
Jamaica reported calm in Kingston after two days of protests though a midday gun battle left two dead. Security forces cleared roadblocks, shops reopened, and officials warned criminals exploiting the unrest. Authorities noted 10 killed and 15 wounded since Tuesday with 62 tourist cancellations.
Police and soldiers quickly routed gangs aligned with the People’s National Party in the West Kingston area. Security forces chased rooftop snipers after gunfire and evacuated Education Minister Dr Mavis Gilmour by helicopter when her car was fired on in rural St Andrew, about 20 miles from the capital. she was uninjured.
State lawmakers weigh a two tier BAC system, mandatory jail time for repeat offenses, automatic license suspensions for Breathalyzer refusals or high readings, and open container bans. Proponents cite deterrence and safety while opponents warn of enforcement and administrative challenges.
Out-of-towners flood Washington for a $12 million inaugural weekend featuring a Prelude Pageant, concerts, and galas produced by Frank Sinatra. Reagan and Bush families attend multiple events, with a public swearing-in Monday at the Capitol and a National Prayer Service.
Delegation reviews budgets and raises for county leaders. Sheriff Snyder would gain to 27,500 if parity with a treasurer raise is matched. Commissioners seek 22,000, while election board salaries rise to 2,100. Old jail sale to Frederick Rescue Mission stalled amid broader property control debate. Sunday Blue Laws remain on the table with mixed votes.
Frederick County Commissioners awarded a contract to the C William Hetzer Co of Hagerstown for reconstruction of Opossumtown Pike. Work begins Monday June 21 with traffic kept near normal. Phase one installs underground drain pipes near Monocacy Middle School.
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