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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1981

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Two Die in Md 26 Two-Vehicle Crash Near Frederick Carroll Line

A father and son died in a two vehicle crash on Md 26 about a mile west of the Frederick Carroll County line. The victims were Robert Thomas Bradley, 55, and his son Thomas Bradley, 14, of 4527 Roop Road Mount Airy. The operator of the second vehicle was Joseph Arnold Machis.

MD. 26 Frederick Carroll County Robert Thomas Bradley Thomas Bradley Roop Road Mount Airy Joseph Arnold Machis Frederick County Roop Carroll County General Hospital Joseph Arnold Machiz Mail Road Westminster Machiz Maryland Bradley Thomas Frederick Memorial Hospital Robert J. Thomas Tie. J.K. Levick Cpl T.H. Long The A.E. Hewett Libertytown Johnny Woodrow Heath Vernon Ave Kinston N.C Gary Edward Luquette Rt. 8 Gettysburg Bath Heath U.S. 15 Tpr Resee B. Wartman Luquette Th. M. E. Crouse

Frederick County Fatal Crash Kills Father and Son on Md 26

Two Frederick County residents, Robert Thomas Bradley 55 and Thomas Bradley 14, died in a head-on collision on Md 26 near the Frederick Carroll County line. Joseph Arnold Machiz 23 from Westminster was treated at Carroll County General Hospital. Machiz faces multiple charges including DWI and license suspension.

Congress weighs $3 million tax break for lawmakers

Washington lawmakers study a proposal to deduct Washington living expenses from federal tax for all members, potentially saving about $5,600 per member annually. The plan, led by Rep. Whit ten, would cost the Treasury roughly $3 million a year and is tied to an ongoing $1.1 billion appropriations bill for FY 1982.

Washington Congress House Appropriations Committee Jaime L. Whitten Mississippi Alse Legislative Appropriations Subcommittee Joint Committee On Taxation The Treasury House Senate Whitten Silvio O. Conte Massachusetts Appropriations Committee Dan Rostenkowski

City plans new parking deck in budget and sites

Ronald C. Young outlined a capital budget plan for a new parking deck expected in coming years. Possible locations include East Patrick Street or the Weinberg lot, with the latter favored though not owned by the city. The county was informed but no clear sign of financial help.

Ronald C. Young Wednesa Young East Patrick Street Weinberg City Representa

State seeks info on new jail plans delays feasibility

Maryland state agencies reviewing Frederick County plans for a five point six million dollar jail have asked architect Robert Davis for clarifications in blueprints. Jail administrator David Doxten said the state’s review will delay construction, with the footprint being refined before additional changes.

Frederick County Robert Davis Maryland Department of General Services David M. Doxten General Services Doxzen Department of General Services Department of State Planning Division of Corrections Doxten Doxton Walter N. Chitwood Chitwood

Occasional Showers Tentatively Forecast Through Friday

Weather note predicts showers and thunderstorms through Friday with highs around Tow 802 and lows in the 60s. Rain chances drop to 0 percent on Friday as winds shift to southeast tonight. Wording quotes Aldous Huxley about dogs, noting his line that every man is Napoleon to his dog.

Napoleon Aldous Huxley

Bowerman Named To Five Year Frederick School Board Term

Gail Bowerman of Thurmont is appointed by Gov. Hughes to a five year term on the Frederick County Board of Education. She takes the chair from retiring president A Doty Remsburg and says she aims to improve public education with support from the League of Women Voters and the County PTA Council. Bowerman has held roles with the League of Women Voters and served as 1980 81 PTA Council president and leader on education issues. She plans to relinquish the PTA presidency in 1981 82 to focus on board duties.

Gail Bowerman Thurmont Frederick County Bowerman Frederick County League of Women Voters County Council PTA County Council of Pta's

Gromyko in Poland as Walesa warns Solidarity against provocation

Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko begins a friendly visit to Poland amid Polish party leadership pressure for reform. Lech Walesa warns independent unions not to provoke Moscow while COMECON talks in Sofia proceed. Begin eyes a new Israeli majority as Labor leads in early returns.

Warsaw Poland Soviet Union Solidarity Lech Walesa Andrei Gromyko Tass Willy Brandt Moscow Leonid I. Brezhnev Gromyko Communist Party Stanislaw Kania Kania Wojciech Jaruzelski Comecon Sofia Bulgaria Tel Aviv Israel Menachem Begin Labor Party Likud Begin Yosef Burg

Reagan plans to resume F-16 shipments to Israel

The Reagan administration plans to resume delivering four F-16 jets to Israel this month, potentially releasing four planes held after the raid on an Iraqi reactor. Officials say a final decision will await review of the raid and any impact on future shipments, with July delivery unlikely if the raid violates prior accords.

Washington Reagan Administration Israel House White House Larry Speakes Jane Ment

News-Post highlights and garden tips edited for readers

Nancy Lose explores an auction with affordable prices. Robert Lewis reviews brucellosis research tackling cattle losses. Subna Loth surveys dwindling U S farmlands. Paul Aurandt adds the rest of the story. Gardening advises homegrown vegetable harvest care. Molly Dunham reports Lynn Carr named head football coach at Johnson High School.

News-Post Nancy Lose Robert Lewis National Geographic Subna Loth America Paul Aurandt

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