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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1987

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2

Potomac Edison conducts helicopter inspections on high voltage lines

Potomac Edison uses Haverfield Helicopters to patrol 300 kV transmission lines in Martinsburg Hagerstown and Frederick areas through May 10. Technicians on a ground platform inspect spacers while pilots stay clear of the lines, enabling air repairs to save time and money for Maryland Virginia and West Virginia customers.

Potomac Edison Company Martinsburg Hagerstown Frederick Haverfield Helicopters Miami Fla Haverfield Potomac Edison Maryland Virginia West Virginia

Fire log reports multiple calls across counties

Fire log for the past 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Thursday lists grass, brush, truck and automobile fires at locations including Sixteenth St. and Point of Rocks Rd with responses by Junior, Jefferson, Braddock Heights and others. Ambulance calls total forty four emergency and one routine, while Maryland and District lotteries produced numbers for Thursday drawings.

Sixteenth ST Junior Boyers Mill MD. 144 New Market United Libertytown Point OF Rocks Jefferson Round Hill Braddock Heights Baltimore Maryland Harrisburg Pennsylvania Washington District of Columbia D.C

Western Maryland Weather Summary Today and Weekend Forecast

Western Maryland and Washington counties forecast mostly dry today with sprinkles possible this morning then sun later. Highs near 70s, northeast wind 10 to 15 mph, tonight clear with lows in the upper 40s to lower 50s. Saturday mostly sunny and mild with highs around 75, light southwest wind. Maryland mountains mostly sunny with highs in the mid 70s and light winds. Temperatures yesterday listed for Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland. Extended: Sunday to Tuesday partly cloudy and warm with highs upper 70s to low 80s and lows in the 50s. Cooler in the mountains.

Maryland Carrell Frederick Menard Montgomer Washington Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland

Denis launches petition drive against Baltimore twin stadiums

Maryland state senator Howard A. Denis led a statewide campaign to block funding for Baltimore twin stadiums, urging a special session to explore alternatives such as refurbishing Memorial Stadium. He cited potential cost overruns and a looming tax burden, with 33,044 signatures needed by end of June to place the issue before voters.

Rockville William Donald Schrefer Baltimore Howard A. Denis Montgomery Denis Werner Laurence Wiser Wiser Edward Bennett Williams Williams Onoles Orioles Maryland Meritag Growa Maryland Court of Appeals Gers

Bahamas rejects New York garbage barge dump plan

Bahamian police were alerted to stop the Islip barge from unloading 3100 tons of refuse on Little San Salvador as a basis for a luxury resort. Health Minister Norman Gay said no dumping is permitted on land or sea and the nesting island is protected. Developer Tony Gallina pursued permits and government clearance, arguing the garbage could become a construction fill, while the Bahamas, defense and customs forces prepared to prevent any unloading.

Largo Fla New York Tony Gallina Little San Salvador Miami Bahamas Norman Gay Nassau Islip N.Y Gallina Alabama Lowell Harrelson

Funding problem threatens port costs in Baltimore

Gov. Schaefer met with labor and maritime leaders over a looming funding shortfall for the guaranteed annual income provision in the ILA Steamship Trade Association contract. The shortfall could reach 5 million by October, risking higher shipping costs as ILA and union officials seek a compromise to keep the port competitive.

Port of Baltimore Annapolis William Donald Schaefer Baltimore Schaefer Usion Steamship Trade Association ILA Union Trade Association David Wagner Wagner

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