Greek Air Force visits Frederick with custom C 130 system
The Greek Air Force brought a three year old C 130 to Frederick Municipal Airport for a 3 million dollar, fully computerized surveillance and radio system by Applied Communications. The system, designed to record and analyze signals, can be operated by eight receivers or run autonomously. The project marks a major turnkey venture for the Frederick based firm as Greek officials test the equipment before it departs for Newfoundland and then Greece.
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Frederick
Applied Communications
Lockheed
John Duckworth
Gaithersburg
Duckworth
Andrews Air Force Base
Newfoundland
Greece
Far East
Malaysia
U.S
Mystery shrouds woman's assault and tragic suicide
In December 1985 Mount Saint Mary's College junior Lisa Lambert faced a planned trial after reporting a sexual assault near campus. She later hanged herself in January 1986, leaving statements about the case unusable in court and prompting questions about witness availability and admissibility.
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Lisa Lambert
Mount Saint Mary's College
Lourdes
Timonium
Nancy
Miss Lambert
Baltimore
Ohio
Cockeysville Junior High School
Samuel Houston Northrup
Emmitsburg
Herbert L. Rollins
William H. Poffenbarger
Pottenbarger
Proposed sewer measure sparks county officials’ concerns
In Annapolis, Frederick County commissioners and town mayors from Walkersville and New Market sparred over repealing a state law that prevents averaging rates across county water and sewer systems. They must return with a unified proposal as bond counsel warns the change could threaten AA ratings and delay spring financing up to 17 million dollars.
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Annapolis
Frederick County
Walkersville
New Market
Galen R. Clagett
Orley Bourland
General Assembly
Bourland
Ballenger
George Hubbard
Baltimore
Semmes, Bowen and Semmes
Hubbard
City immune in aircraft fuel antitrust suit in Maryland
In a federal decision, Frederick City won governmental immunity from claims tied to anti competitive airport leases and aviation fuel truck restrictions at Frederick airport. International Aviation Inc. alleges Frederick City and Frederick Aviation sought to curb fuel sales competition. Frederick Aviation must file defense briefs by March 5.
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Baltimore
Frederick City
Federal District Court
Joseph C. Howard
International Aviation Inc
Frederick
Frederick Aviation
Aviation
International Aviation, Inc
Herbert Morrison
Morrison
NASA defense of launch decision sparks mixed reaction
NASA officials defend the launch amid criticism from the Challenger accident commission. William Lucas of Marshall Space Flight Center calls the decision flawed while Jesse Moore, now at Johnson Space Center, cautions that full facts must be on the table before judging the process. Rogers, former secretary of state, leads the commission's criticism, saying good judgment was abandoned.
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NASA
Challenger Accident Commission
William Lucas
Marshall Space Fugar Center
Huntsville
Als
Jesse Moore
Shuttle
Trator
Houston
Johnson Space Center
Commission
William P. Rogers
Ehytile
Medieval feast at Banner School ends medieval study
James Pitagerald and fellow Banner School students dressed in period attire at South End Baptist Church for a medieval feast yesterday. The event capped the schools unit on the middle ages with class participation in a themed celebration.
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James Pitagerald
South End
Revenue sharing cuts loom but city not harmed yet
Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young and Hagerstown Mayor Steve Sager pressed for preserving federal revenue sharing after meetings with Maryland's congressional delegation. They highlighted the program's roughly 550000 annual allocation to Frederick used for police and community programs and aided capital projects, while noting potential 30 percent cuts to community development block grants. Byron supports rescinding the elimination in October.
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Frederick
Ronald N. Young
Maryland
Capitol Hill
Young
Beverly Byron
Hagerstown
Steve Sager
Byron
Inside The News Clear and Cold Forecast
A terse notice describes a clear cold night with lows from 10 to 2 and a Western Maryland Weather map. The rest reads as stray notes, a stray line about a baseball percussioner and real estate finance, and a personal farewell line attributed to William James Lampton.
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Maryland
Lathpenath Ar
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Karen Gardner
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Nancy Martin
Lambert
Northrup
Brian Uppercue
Baltimore County
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Nikirk
Brenda Medvid
Stall Pirate
C. Kort Holter
Inside the News
William James Lampton
Bell Ess
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