Testimony grows testy at Iran-Contra hearing
At the Iran-Contra hearings, retired aviation magnate Albert Hakim and partner Rex Secord faced sharp questioning over profits from arms sales to Iran and the Contras. Secord denied personal profit, said he left profits to Hakim, and complained of harassment as lawmakers pressed for details. White House denial followed claims Reagan was aware of the deals.
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Hawaii
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Reagan
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Frederick MO Planning Workshop Aims At Industrial Zone Upgrade
City planners and developers from Frederick gathered Wednesday to explore improvements to the M-0 Planned Industrial zone. They seek to attract office complexes as the city shifts from smokestack to service industries, with a public hearing planned later this month.
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Schmersahl
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Manekin Corporation
Old King Farm
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Paul Gordon
Donald Briggs
Ronald Young
Pilot seeks zoning change for private 25-plane airstrip
A Frederick County aviator Amos D. Faux-Berhans renews efforts to amend the zoning code to allow storing more than two planes on his Ball Road airstrip south of Ijamsville Road. The 1985 bid for a 25-plane public airport failed amid protests and a ruling that the county’s master plan favors the Frederick Municipal Airport.
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Amos D. Faux-Berhans
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Faux-Berhans
Charles Rice
Frederick County
Paul V. Jorgenson
Ing
Joseph Emerson
Jorgenson
Montgomery County
Michael Thompson
Thompson
Richard Brace
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Stop Here On Red signs speed up City intersections
At night the Stop Here On Red signs mark fully actuated intersections in the city. Traffic signals detect waiting cars via electromagnetic field under the white line and adjust timing. City officials note not all signs use the system and drivers should look for a brown control box to verify actuated status.
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Light and Signal Department
Guyton
Out-of-control plane crashes into Frederick airport hangar
A four passenger rented Piper Warrior slammed into the Frederick Municipal Airport hangar at about 6 30 p m, bursting into flames. Pilot Charles Grieshaber 49 of Rockville and passenger Livia Feyns 49 of Gaithersburg escaped via a window after the door failed. Both men were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital. injuries stemmed from fleeing the wreck rather than the impact.
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Wiers Mill Road
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Deer Park Drive
Gaithersburg
Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ashton
Hart halts campaign and returns home to Denver
Democratic presidential front-runner Gary Hart puts his campaign on hold to be with his family after weekend reports of a relationship with Donna Rice. He cut short a northern New Hampshire swing and flew to Denver with wife Lee at his side. Hart insisted the campaign will continue, stressing the family comes first while addressing adultery questions at a Hanover news conference.
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