Hood College Buildings Blasted By Snowdrifts
Cold and windy conditions Sunday afternoon leave Hood College chapel and observatory nearly obscured by blowing snow. Teeth were hattering all over the campus.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1985
Page
3
Cold and windy conditions Sunday afternoon leave Hood College chapel and observatory nearly obscured by blowing snow. Teeth were hattering all over the campus.
Survivors from Galaxy Airlines Flight 1383 endure critical injuries as the Lockheed Electra crash near Reno leaves burning RVs scattered on U S 395. Witnesses describe a mushroom of flames while officials establish a command post and investigate prior Electra crashes linked to the outdated airliner.
Budget requests propose higher payments to Welsh Ambulance groups tied to fire companies and extend per household charges. Independent ambulances seek 9000, up from 6000, with 36000 for associated services. Funds cover life support training, film education, and disaster planning, while hearings with county commissioners are pending.
Frederick YMCA announces a beginning dog obedience class starting January 26 at 2 p.m. Dogs of all ages and breeds are welcome. Owners will learn to train their dogs and must commit to practice between sessions. Bring shot records to the first class. An advanced class follows for graduates. Call 663-5131 for details.
Reagan hosted a broadly representative Capitol luncheon with leaders and officials and framed his domestic agenda as a continuation of past gains. He outlined spending freezes, a constitutional balanced-budget goal, tax reduction, job growth, and protection for the infirm. He also pledged renewed arms-control efforts with the Soviet Union to cut nuclear weapons costs.
Officials urged residents to stay indoors amid brutal cold and warned against exposure outdoors. Mask or scarf covering, layered clothing, dry changes if wet, and hats plus mittens were advised. The Washington inaugural parade was canceled and the president planned a public thanks at the Capital Center. Reagan’s swearing-in moved indoors to the Capitol Rotunda. Maryland reports record low temperatures across cities and airfields as authorities warn of citrus freezes similar to 1983.
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