Fragmentary crime log notes with names and addresses
Mixed entries list break ins and attempted burglaries with stolen items and recoveries. Mentions include J & K Motors Friendly Cafe City Yard Tune 4 Farmer's Coop and several individuals or initials. Dates range June 1 to June 4 with locations like Market Street Taney Avenue and Heather Ridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CRO
J & K Motors
Friendly Cafe
Heather Ridge
Market Street
RF Kline
Farmer's Coop
City Yard
Jug
Taney Avenue
PEPCO seeks 85 million revenue rise in Maryland rates
PEPCO asks the Maryland Public Service Commission to allow an annual revenue increase of 85,564,000 dollars, a 15.3 percent across the board rise for all Maryland customers based on costs through Sept 30, 1982. Chairman W Reid Thompson cites inflation and capital markets as drivers for higher rates to maintain reliable service and environmental compliance. The prior Maryland rate hike in April granted 316 million dollars, far short of current needs for 1982 and 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Electric Power Company
Maryland Public Service Commission
Maryland
W. Reid Thompson
PEPCO
Montgomery County
Prince George’s County
Montgomery
Prince George's
Dannestan
Economic Outlook Divides on Recovery Pace
Estimates show a 1983 red ink of 141 to 151 billion dollars, with growth possible at 4.9 percent in the second half under an administration forecast. CBO predicts 3.3 percent for late 1982, while unemployment hovers above 9 percent. Baldrige warns rates must fall to sustain any upturn, and Reagan aides debate optimism versus cautious realism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressional Budget Office
Commerce
Malcolm Baldrige
Associated Press
Baldrige
Murray L. Weidenbaum
Reagan
Council of Economic Advisers
White House
Larry Speakes
CBC
Treasury
Donald T. Regan
Zimbabwe denies three bodies found in search for hostages
Zimbabwe government denies three bodies found in the southwestern region and says troops discovered a villager with clothing possibly from a hostage. The villager claimed involvement in burying three white men after being ordered to lead soldiers to the remains. Officials had earlier said three bodies were found but could not confirm if they were the hostages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zimbabwe
Bulawayo
Doudd ii
Harare
Aes
Mummy unwrapped at World's Fair ceremony sparks protest
At the Knoxville World’s Fair a 600 year old Peruvian child mummy was unwrapped revealing a jewel on its forehead and burial items. The event drew attack from the National Congress of American Indians who urged a boycott as sacred remains were exposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville, Tenn
University of Tennessee
William Bass
Bass
Fernando Schwalb
Peru
United States
National Congress of American Indians
Ronald P. Andrade
Andrade
Arturo Jiminez
Francisco Pizarro
Lima
Leaky Roof Plagues New Frederick County Courthouse
The new Frederick County courthouse suffers ongoing leaks in judges chambers due to construction flaws. Cam Construction faces options to cap parapets or rebuild brickwork, with $491,000 retained until the county is satisfied. District Judge Bennett reports minor water presence. attorney Barry Kissin laments damage to a promising building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
E.C. Tip" Lillard
Lillard
Cam Construction
Cam
Lillard Pnd
Stanley ¥. Bennett
Barry J.C. Kissin
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Eagles
Anne
Tricity
CAMS
Greyhound Station
Adam
Clark
Gas House Pike
Blue Ridge Ci
Jeanne Bussard
Holiday Inn
Staley Park
Market St
CRISS
Ryan Homes
Logan
E South Street
Horn Electric
Fred Middle School
Pendleton Ct
Coatsbridge Place
Carlton Ct
Patrick St
HBO
South Street
Wath Street
Perna
Vienna Ct
Willow Crest
Shankles
Sequo Liquor
Milbank
Church St
Waverly Drive
Key Parkway Apt. AX
Stonegate Dr
Aay
Capital Dairy
Family Discount Foods
Key Parkway Apt
Riggs Ct
Willowcrest
Watch
the News
Frederick, Md
Commerce Electric
Pte
le Sto
Eal Ae
Ae Fares
Irs
Byrd Winery
Andy Ray
Byrd
Bret
Sharon Byrd
Myeraville
Frederick
Church Hill
Ors Col
Armstrong
Sundial Solarian
Solarian
Sundial
Solumian
Studio Solarian
Woodstock Place N' Press
Qur
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