Thurmont keeps budget steady with no tax hike planned
Mayor James Black presented the 1980-81 tentative Thurmont budget totaling 101,274 dollars. It maintains the current tax rate and balances with water charges and asset sales, while factoring a 4 percent electric rate hike sought from the state PSC.
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Thurmont
James Black
Black
State Public Service Commission
City man gets suspended term on robbery charge
Frederick county case reports John Steven Bowie 18 South Bentz Street received a three year suspended prison term for strong arm robbery of a 16 year old. Judge Samuel W Barrick ordered restitution and five years probation after Bowie spent three months in jail awaiting trial. Barrick warned of jail if probation is violated. Kathy Eileen Morris 18 Frederick County convicted of five bad checks in a plea deal. ten other charges dismissed. Norris to pay 20 restitution and serve five year probation. one day in jail served.
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Frederick
Samuel W. Barrick
John Steven Bowie
South Bentz Street
Bowie
Barrick
Kathy Eileen Morris
Frederick County
William Leckemby
Mary Ann Stepler
Grotto of Lourdes Damaged by Sunday Night Fire
Visitors found the Grotto of Lourdes on Mount St. Marys College campus damaged by a Sunday night blaze. Fire Chief Eugene Myers said candles likely started the fire which engulfed the altar and grotto interior while the statue of the Blessed Mother remained undamaged. The heat caused surrounding stonework to flake as firefighters halted spread toward ivy on the exterior wall.
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Lourdes
Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Eugene Myers
Myers
Blessed Mother
Frederick man charged after fatal Park Mills Road crash
Frederick County man Stephen Richard Rikli, 22, Adams Town, faces charges including failure to drive to the right of center and reckless driving after a southbound Opel on Park Mills Road failed to negotiate a curve, crossed the center line, overturned, and killed passenger Marshall Eberly Dizon, 33, of Dickerson. Rikli received hospital treatment and was released. Additional charges are expected.
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Frederick County
Park Mills Road
Stephen Richard Rikli
Adamstown
Cpl
Thomas Long
Rikli
Tpr
Charles F. Ruby
Marshall Eberly
Junior) Dizon
Dickerson
Carroll Manor
Frederick Memorial Hospital
U.S. hostage may be dead amid Iran crisis report
Italian journalist Miss Fallaci cites an unidentified source in the May issue of the New Republic claiming one of the American hostages, held in the embassy basement, attempted suicide three times and may be dead. She notes nine or ten captives looked downcast during Easter observations, with hostages taken November 4 during the embassy seizure.
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New York
Iran
Oriana Favaci
Miss Follaci
The
New Republic
U.S
Miss Fallaci
Recession Deepens As Unemployment Claims Rise
The article notes a $449 million loss in the January to March period with revenue down to $2.23 billion due to weak sales. It states the Carter administration did not raise the voluntary price standard and reports 345,000 first-time unemployment claims in the week ending April 25, a high mark second only to the prior week.
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Labor Department
Local officials push for debt forgiveness in multi county case
FCC Frederick County officials discuss an appeal before the state board of public works to forgive a debt involving two other counties. Council member Clagett notes state officials focus on a court case and questions whether one government should bill another, timing negotiations since spring.
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Frederick
State Board of Public Works
Clagett
Pope arrives in Ghana on peace visit
Pope John Paul II landed in Accra for a visit of friendship and peace and to meet the new Anglican Church leader. The trip marks Ghana as the fourth stop on his tour of black Africa following a triumphant reception in Kenya where he was praised as a great friend of emergent Africa.
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Accra
Ghana
John Paul
Anglican Church
Black Africa
Kenya
Africa
C P Gives Mother's Day Calling Tips and Busy Day Outlook
C P Telephone and Chesapeake and Potomac expect over 1.5 million long distance calls on Mother's Day May 11 with most calls to Moms across the nation and overseas. Advise calling 1 pm to 5 pm and the day before or after for lighter traffic. Operators and network centers will reroute calls as needed and tips include dialing direct when possible and handling busy signals patiently.
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Maryland
Chesapeake and
Potomac
CAF
C&p
Bell System
CAP
The News of Frederick May 8 1980 front page item
The Frederick newspaper issue from May 8 1980 reports local events and notices with period-appropriate headlines at the start of the May edition. The item highlights community developments, public notices, and brief local interest stories shaping the day's civic landscape.
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Oklahoma
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Citizens Band 40
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Consumer Telephone Guide
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Scott Plichta
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Advocates For Academic and Creative Excellence
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