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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1984
Page
1
Negotiators for 6 000 nurses and 16 hospitals in Minneapolis St Paul prepared for a return to work after a 17 hour bargaining session yielded a tentative agreement. The pact strengthens job security by protecting hours and seniority rights, addressing the core issue of the week long strike that affected about half the area hospitals.
Quote from Walt Whitman 1818 1892 appears as a reflective line about death and beauty in the issue. The note frames death as a profound finality and source of beauty, inviting contemplation.
President Reagan has registered a welcome disenchantment with the Synfuels hoondoggle while sports coverage notes former Olympic long jumper Willye White recalling the Munich tragedy twelve years later.
Drier air moves in with more sunshine and higher temps through Wednesday July 4. Central Maryland counties expect mostly sunny warm days with highs in the 80s and a few isolated late day showers possible. Mountain areas see partly sunny skies with highs around 70s and similar shower chances each afternoon. Winds light to around 10 mph, good flying conditions. Yesterday temps ranged Frederick 91, Cumberland 74, Hagerstown 78, Oakland 74, Westminster 74.
Frederick Feed and Supply plans a four acre feed mill on Ballenger Creek Pike near Frederick to serve farmers in Frederick and parts of Carroll Howard and Montgomery counties. Construction by TAM Systems of Pennsylvania should start soon with a 100 day build. processing to begin by November 1. The venture is led by RE Scot Morrow and Robert N Foster of New Jersey, with financing through Frederick County National Bank.
Ground breaking marked the start of construction for the Green Valley fire substation at the Md 75 and Md 0 intersection. Local officials and the New Market District Volunteer Fire Company praised volunteers for driving the project, with a target completion in November.
South Korea says Iraqi jets struck and destroyed a Korean cargo vessel near Bandar Khomeini forcing 23 crew to abandon ship. The ship fire caused a 9000 ton steel cargo to burn while rescue teams evacuated all aboard. Iran and Gulf states warned of wider repercussions as attacks escalated.
In Minnesota Walter Mondale moves toward the vice presidential question as Geraldine Ferraro visits and Jesse Jackson weighs in. Mondale plans a Minneapolis NEA address and rounds of interviews with possible running mates while Jackson mobilizes supporters and paves a path for a regional march.
Ground breaking for the Green Valley Substation of the New Market District Volunteer Fire Company took place Sunday near the Md. 75 Md. 80 intersection. Land acquired from Frederick County Board of Education. Attendees included Wayne Hayden Galen R. Clagett Charles Anita Stup Bob Day Hot Weller Bill Stemn Shirley Shanks James Hahn Rob Windsor Stuart D. Berger. The company received 1000 via a bill Seelair presentation to Hab Tiny. Substation expected to be operational by November 1.
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