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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1985
Page
2
A house fire at 83 Baden Court reported at 6:53 p.m. involved Juniors United and Citizens. An automobile fire on County Main Street in Myersville occurred at 5:23 p.m. Ambulance calls logged Emergencies 20 and Routines 6.
Senate Democrat Mitchell accuses Reagan of preaching bipartisanship while staging partisan fundraisers in Wisconsin Pennsylvania and Florida. He warns GOP incumbents in three states could face vulnerability as Reagan presses his tax program amid mixed public appearances.
General Motors announced it will acquire Hughes Aircraft Co from the Howard Hughes Medical Institute for over 5 billion in cash and stock. The deal creates GM Hughes Electronics Corp with Delco Electronics assets and will operate as an independent subsidiary.
The Montgomery County Council introduced measures Tuesday to shield homebuyers from surprise plans, extend the hate and violence fund to June 1967, add handicapped parking, and strengthen a county smoking ban. Co sponsors Esther Gelmen and David Scull pushed bills restricting smoking at Metro stations and offices and requiring buyers to acknowledge master plan awareness before purchase.
The Frederick County Health Department announces the last rabies vaccination clinic for cats and dogs will be June 6 from 5 to 8 p.m. at West Frederick Middle School. Cats four months or older must be vaccinated under a new law signed May 21 by Gov. Harry Hughes.
The Frederick County Commissioners adopted an $82.1 million fiscal 1986 budget Tuesday, ignoring a 1,400-signature petition from Board of Education employees demanding a 6.5 percent raise. The 6.5 percent agreed by FCTA and BoE in February was replaced with a 5.5 percent hike for BoE personnel, with officials stating potential for further raises if programs are cut. FCTA President William Moore criticized the move, noting the onus is on BoE to fund the negotiated raise, though a new agreement by July 1 faces doubt. The BoE’s cash allocation stands at $39.4 million.
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