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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1985

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Sunny Sunday forecast at Mountain Heritage Arts and Crafts Festival

Wet start gives way to sunny weekend with highs in the 70s before Sunday’s 80s. Mountain Heritage Arts and Crafts Festival near Harpers Ferry features bluegrass acts Patent Pending The First Generation and Bob Paisley Southern Grass performing Saturday and Sunday. About 190 artisans participate with food options and admission 4 dollars for adults 2 for children ages 6 to 15. spaghetti served Saturday by United Steam Fire Engine Co on South Market Street until 7 p.m. All you can eat dinner available for 3.50 adults 1.75 children.

Ith Harpers Ferry First Generation Bob Paisley Southern Grass United Steam Fire Engine Co South Market Street

City police drug probe nets four arrests in Kinnehart's Alley

Frederick city police continued their war on drugs Friday with the arrest of an alleged seller and three users in the 500 block of Kinnehart's Alley. Lee L. Dotson, 20, faced distributing marijuana and possession charges plus destruction of property. James Hansen, 18, and his fiance Angela Cool, 18, were charged with possession of marijuana, along with John D. Andrew Jr., 20, all released on personal recognizance. Police described the drug haul as small, with about $1,000 in cash and $600 in drugs seized.

Frederick City Kinnehart’s Richard Ashton Lee L. Dotson Dotson James F. Hansen W. Main St Emmitsburg Hansen Angela M. Cool Miss Cool John D. Andrew, Jr Emmitgardens Rd Ashton

FMH union vote canceled after AFT withdraws petition

Frederick Memorial Hospital was informed by the National Labor Relations Board that Friday's planned election for professional staff, initially limited to registered nurses, has been canceled. The American Federation of Teachers withdrew its petition, ending a long history of NLRB review and court actions on bargaining units within the hospital.

Frederick Memorial Hospital National Labor Relations Board American Federation of Teachers Congress James K. Bluttz Washington U.S. Court of Appeals Fourth Circuit Cor Bis FMH Baltimore

Clothing workers accept four month extension in nationwide vote

Hartz & Sons plants in Frederick County will keep workers on the job through September despite a contract expiry. Nationwide, 28,295 approved the four month extension to 6,673 against, with the Baltimore joint board voting 2,040 yes to 1,621 no. Frederick plant employees preferred to strike. The Brunswick Mequesta Mills plant accepted the extension. Mary Jane McDonald of Local 604 said Frederick workers would stay on the job under the extension.

7.L. Hartz & Sons Inc Frederick County Nee Baltimore Joint Board Baltimore Board Brunswick Mequesta Mills Frederick Mary Jane McDonald Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Local 604 Hartz Company

Inside The News Weather Sunday And Monday Outlook

A local brief notes Sunday forecast looks pleasant with mild conditions and a Monday outlook for partly sunny skies and a chance of late afternoon thunderstorms. Also a profile feature on Mary Mills recounts how a local nurse achieved her dream.

Mary Mills

Midwestern Gwen McEntire attends Maryland crab feed

Gwen McEntire, a Midwesterner, attends a Maryland crab feed and faces uneasy attention at her plate. The reflection prompts contemplation of life pace and ambition, echoing Thoreau’s meditation on thriving at one’s own rhythm rather than chasing the crowd.

Gwen McEntire Maryland

Militia backs down on Finnish hostages in Lebanon stand off

The mostly Christian South Lebanon Army agreed to seek safer treatment for 23 Finnish U.N. soldiers held near Qantara. Commander Maj. Gen. Lahd pledged potential early releases to prove goodwill and said no lives would be harmed while negotiations continue with Amal and Israel.

U.N Amal SLA Lahd Cesar F. Sakr Beirut Nabih Berri Lebanon Justice Israel Jezzine Finland Defense Ministry Helsinki Shimon Peres Yizhak Shamir Timur Goksel United Nations Interim Force Associated Press Qantara Goksel Laird Ama Christan Mohammed Shehaden South Lebanon Tel Aviv New York

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