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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1986

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Frederick pool sets record as 1044 crowd beats 1981 mark

In Baker Park, the Frederick municipal pool hit a record 1,044 guests amid a holiday weekend heat wave near 100 degrees. Pool manager Jack Griffin noted 850 near peak occupancy between 2 and 5 pm, with equal ticket sales to children and adults and a surge in concessions and trash pickup.

Werner Gay Frederick Baker Park Jack Griffin Griffin Edward P. Thomas Griffim Griflis

Rebellion to end in Philippines

Tolentino proclaims end of rebellion within hours after pledging to step down with Marcos influence. Aquino had given a 24 hour deadline, as soldiers surround Tolentino at Manila Hotel after oath taking. Talks shift to meeting near Atlas Navy base with U S embassy involvement.

Ferdinand & Marcos Philippine Corazon Aquino Earier Tarentino Tolentino Marcos Manila Talantina Gadoe Atlas-Nasy Tuo Geel U.S Maria Dab Tolentina Marcos Jogalises

City Faces Potential 10 Percent Cut in Federal Grant

Frederick Housing Director William H. duBell says the city’s annual community development block grant may shrink by up to 37 thousand to 213 thousand dollars due to a Reagan plan deferring 5 percent of funds. He notes last year’s 367 thousand will be reduced and hearings may be delayed while plans use remaining and new grants for apartment rehab and Jeanne Bussard workshop renovations.

DuBell Sharon Stewart Ms. Stewart Jeanne Bussard South St

Liberty Weekend finale wowed 50,000 at Giants Stadium

Associated Press reports Liberty Weekend closed with an $8 million all American three hour show in East Rutherford New Jersey. The event featured a star studded cast including Willie Nelson Shirleys MacLaine Charlton Heston Cicely Tyson Liza Minnelli and George Bush. Spectators used flashlights to form a giant Liberty message as 200 workers thanked by Lee Iacocca. Tickets ranged from 25 to 200 dollars with some given away at the door.

Giants Stadium South America China United States America the Beautiful Bob Soto Hasbrouck Heights Willie Nelson Wayion Jennings Hollywood Shiries MacLaine Charlton Heston Cicely Tyson Liza Minnelli George Bush Lady Liberty Bush America Chrysler Corp Lee Iacocca Elvis Presley Frankie Avalon Bobby Rydell Fabian The Temptations Four Tops Hollywood Stuttman Pointer Sisters

Search continues for fugitive believed to have drowned

Police seek Timothy S. Strine 25 of Finksburg in Potomac River near Harpers Ferry after he allegedly told relatives he would surrender following hit and run incidents and an assault on a state trooper near Westminster. Authorities fear he may have drowned after crossing into West Virginia.

Sandy Hook Carroll County Westminster Potomac River Timothys. Strine Finksburg Harpers Ferry W.va

Weather notes and stray quotes from Samay edition

A weather section mentions very hot today with highs in the upper 0s and a fair warm night. It references a forecast for Tuesday and notes a map of Western Maryland on page C-1 along with displays in the Park Service about historic buildings and exhibits.

Samy Bet Eyeis Teceday Westers Maryland Cursters Park Service

Water conservation remains voluntary as Frederick drought eases

Frederick officials report the city’s driest spring in a century but say water shortages are not critical. Mayor Ronald N. Young and water supervisor Franklin E. White urge reducing usage, especially lawns and car washing, while two million gallons daily flow into Fishing Creek Dam and 1.8 million into city tanks. The city draws from three sources including Monocacy and Singanore plants, totaling four to five million gallons per day.

Frederick City Franklin E. White City Water Plant Ronald N. Young Fishing Creek Dam

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