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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Jan 31, 1985

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Botha offers Mandela release conditional on renouncing violence

In Cape Town President P W Botha signaled possible Mandela release if the anti apartheid leader disavows violence linked to the ANC. Botha urged Mandela to unconditionally reject violence as a political tactic, noting this standard is respected in civilized nations.

Cape Town South Africa P.W. Botha Parliament Nelson Mandela South African Press Association SAPA Botha Mandela African National Congress

Snowy Maryland slows rush hour motorists

Frederick County wakes to a 3 inch snow cover as the National Weather Service issues a winter snow warning for Maryland. U S 40 A eastbound traffic halted until snow crews cleared the roadway while forecasters expect a transition from rain to snow through Friday with additional accumulations and cooling into the weekend.

Maryland National Weather Service Baltimore,Washington International News-Post David Lesher Washington County

Carroll Creek flood plan seeks 3 million in state funds

Mayor Ronald N Young urged the House Appropriations Committee to approve an additional 3 million for Carroll Creek redevelopment to flood tunnels and surface redevelopment. Frederick officials note tight capital funds as the bill faces a cash strapped session while plans include 30 to 50 million in private development and a 40 million total project cost.

Annapolis Frederick Ronald N. Young House Appropriations Committee Carroll Creek General Assembly Harry BR. Hughes Del James E. MccClellan Frederick Washington Hughes McClellan Young Appropriations Committee del. R.clayton Mitchell Jr Deastern Shore Monotacy Baker Park Highland Street Baltimore San Antonio Texas

IRS apologizes for erroneous violation notices

The IRS will apologize to about 10,000 businesses across Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware and DC for payment records it had not logged. Notices threatened asset seizures and some bank accounts were frozen due to a computer mixup, with the apology announced by agency officials.

Philadelphia Internal Revenue Service Middle Atlantic IRS Pennsylvania Maryland Delaware District of Columbia

Catoctin High School Star Tammy Joy Highlighted

Tammy Joy of Catoctin High School is spotlighted in a community feature. The piece also notes business and finance listings and editorial sections while Franklin P. Jones comments on the broader value of relationships over material wealth.

Care Ammenbeuser Catoctin High School Tammy Joy

Byron Moves Higher on Two Subcommittees

Rep Beverly Byron reassigned from the Personnel subcommittee to the Investigations panel and promoted to ranking member on the Procurement and Military Nuclear Systems subcommittees. The shift elevates her to near-chairman status, testing seniority against Rep Schroeder in a bid that would have created a new subcommittee.

Byron Beverly Byron House Armed Services Committee House Patricia Schroeder Dcolo Les Aspin Byron-Schroeder Ms. Schroeder Peggy Costion

Snowy Frederick scene brightens Baker Park

An early morning storm blankets Frederick with fresh snow. The new white landscape transforms Baker Park and Carroll Creek banks into a serene, picturesque scene untouched by rush-hour traffic. Photo by Richard T. Meagher.

Frederick Baker Park Carroll Creek Richard T. Meagher

Leading Economic Indicators Drop as December Cools Growth

The Commerce Department's Leading Economic Indicators fell 0.2 percent in December, revising November up to 0.6 percent. Despite a stronger GNP of 2.9 percent for Q4 and a spike in factory output, overall signals show a mixed rebound with analysts surprised by the December dip. Personal income rose 0.5 percent in December.

Washington Commerce Department Department

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