Man Held in Palme Murder Case in Sweden
Police in Stockholm arrested a man on suspicion of complicity in the murder of Prime Minister Olof Palme. He was brought in for interrogation after tips led to the arrest, with officials declining to provide further details. The Feb twenty fourth 1986 killing occurred as Palme walked with his wife Lisbet. a .357 revolver was used. The suspect was described as Swedish with an unblemished record by TT quoting defense lawyer Henning Sjostrom, who noted the man had been near the scene.
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Sweden
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Leif Hallberg
Hallberg
Palme
Lisbet
Henning Sjostrom
Sjostrom
Tl Am
New road aims to ease hazards on Lime Kiln Road
Frederick County planning commission approved a road project to divert heavy truck traffic from Lime Kiln Road linking Md 85 to New Design Road. The plan extends English Muffin Way through nearby properties, with construction expected in 3 to 6 months and completion in about a month for planning. Residents, including Paul May, praised the decision seeking safer routes for children and mailboxes on the narrow road.
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New Design Road
County Planning Commission
MD.85
Frederick County Planning Commission
Planning Commission
MD. 85
Tamko Asphalt Products
D.M. Bowman Inc
Richard L. Stup
County Division of Public Works
Paul May
Alleged kidnapper nabbed in Montgomery
John Wright Laurim Jr. 30, of Rockville was captured at a friend’s home on Club Lake Road in Montgomery Village after a late night pick up of his four year old daughter from a day care. The child appeared unharmed. Laurim faced a prior sexual child abuse conviction and a bench warrant for failure to appear. FBI issued a federal warrant as a regional manhunt unfolded.
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Club Lake Road
Montgomery County
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Rockville
Montgomery Village
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Belote
DeLawrence Beard
Scranton
FBI
Lamm
Potomac village listed on National Register of Historic Places
An ancient 10,000 year old village along the Potomac River in Frederick County was added to the National Register of Historic Places. TJ boys meet Broadbeck in semifinal state basketball tourney action as rain and sun forecast.
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Potomac River
Frederick County
TJ Boys
Broadbeck
Optimism Brisk as Local housing and mortgages rise
Local housing markets gain pace as January sales beat December and nationwide figures show strongest early 1980s spring. Falling mortgage rates spur refinancing and buyer interest. Realtors report high activity, with lenders quoting single digit fixed rates and more buyers entering the market despite limited inventory.
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Lunece
Frederick
U.S. Commerce Department
Dana Keister
Fredericktowne Realty
Commerce Department
Frederick City 251 Acre Annexation Endorsed by County Planning
Frederick County Planning Commission backed city plans to annex 251 acres north of Frederick behind Broadview Acres and Waterside off Md 26, enabling up to 1,306 housing units. The Wormald property would gain 27 acres zoned M-1 industrial, aligning with the county plan despite current zoning. Commission vote was 5 to 8 with one abstention.
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Frederick City
Robert K. Wormald
Broadview Acres
Waterside
MD. 26
Wormald
Corrridor
Frederick
Walkersville
James R. Shaw
Planning Board
Planning Commission
Commission
David P. Gray
Population growth drives Frederick County planning estimates
Frederick County planning department reports population climbed to 131,167 based on 1985 building permits, a 23 percent rise from 127,680 and 14 percent above the 114,732 counted in the 1980 census. Growth concentrates in Mount Airy Walkersville and outer Frederick city areas, with over half of 3,400 new residents in or near Frederick City.
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County Planning Commission
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Walkersville
Frederick
Frederick City
Clover Hill
Waterside
Ballenger Creek
Rice Trailers to Open U S Assembly Plant in Frederick
A Leicester England firm Rice Trailers Ltd plans to open its first U S assembly plant in Frederick by mid April at the Patrick East Business Center near Shaw Road and East South. The facility will span about 6 200 square feet and employ roughly 16 people. The project is described as a very unique design with trailers not priced in the Mercedes market.
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U.S
Frederick
Frederick County
Patrick Fast
Rice
Chris Stennett
England
Circe
Mercedes
Economic Development Commission
Frederi
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