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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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May 15, 1982

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Two Die In Separate Frederick County Vehicle Crashes

Maryland State Police report two deaths in separate Friday night crashes in Frederick County. Ronald Bailey, 42, of Thurmont, died in a U.S. 15 singlevehicle crash after his motorcycle struck a fixed object and guardrail, ejecting him with severe head injuries. Alfonso Olive-Espinosa, 31, of Frederick, died when his 1968 Volkswagen crossed centerline on Md. 355 and collided with a southbound 1981 Chevrolet driven by Donald Clutter. driver error and speed cited as factors.

Frederick County Maryland Ronald Robert Bailey Catoctic Furnace Road Thurmont U.S. 15 Roddy Road U. S. 15 Bailey Alfonso Marcelina Olive-Espinosa West South Street Frederick Olive-Espinosa Cindy Hackett

Two Car Crash at Md 355 Md 26 Intersection

A two car collision at the Md 355 and Md 26 Harmony Grove intersection late Saturday morning sent up to six people to Frederick Memorial Hospital. State police opened an investigation as details remained unavailable at press time.

MD 355 MD 26 Harmony Grove Frederick Memorial Hospital

Will U S 15 project remain a priority

Governor Hughes will decide next Thursday if funds exist to speed final reconstruction of U S 15 into this year’s construction schedule. A new 4 percent gasoline tax phased in over two years will fund a Transportation Trust Fund for roads and bridges with 65 percent to the State Highway Administration, but some priorities may still be unmet.

Annapolis Harry R. Hughes U.S. 15 General Assembly Transportation Trust Fund Hughes Thurmont Capital Transportation Plan Transportation Lowell K. Bridwell Bridwell Frederick Wayie McDadiel McDaniel

Frederick lawmakers hail pro business year in assembly

Frederick County delegates say the General Assembly was highly favorable to business and industry. Senator Edward P. Thomas cites gains but warns labor influence remains strong. He questions Gov Tugher’s balancing act with windfall tax, de coupling and safe harbor bills while predicting 35 to 40 percent turnover toward pro business lawmakers. Delphey notes personal stake as a small business owner and reflects on political involvement’s impact on business.

General Assembly Frederick County Edward P. Thomas Frederick Washington Frederick Thomas Harry R. Tugher Gua Gdate Saanomin Maryland Baltimore Senate Thamaeaten Hagerstown Associated Building Contractors Group del. Julien P. Delphey Transportation Commit

Words of wisdom on judging people

A remark attributed to Oscar Wilde notes that it is barbarous to categorize people as purely good or bad. He suggests individuals are often a mix of charming and tedious traits, reflecting a nuanced view of character.

Oscar Wilde

Weather Outlook Keeps Southeast Warm Through Weekend

High presence over the southeast United States ensures fair, warm conditions through the weekend. In Western Maryland counties, sunny and warm with highs mid to upper 70s or low 80s and mild overnight lows. Maryland mountains and ocean beaches mirror sunny, pleasant conditions with temperatures around 80 and 70s. Ocean City water near 57. Farm forecast shows northeast winds around 10 mph Saturday, shifting southeast Sunday.

United States Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Ocean City David Lesher

East Street project speeds up in narrowing section

Frederick City progresses on East Street with work now focused on the most narrow segment. Project Manager Bal C. Menon expects faster completion, aiming for around September 1. Traffic rerouting via Church and Second streets, and a total block closure near Shab Row, has had minimal impact on nearby businesses per Antique Imports owner William B. Anderson.

Frederick City City Bal C. Menon Menon Shab Row Second Church Second Streets William B. Anderson Antique Imports East Street

Argentina faces peace or war over Falklands

Britain urged Argentina to choose peace or war after another bombing of Stanley airstrip. Argentina accused Britain of stalling talks while bracing for possible strikes on the mainland. British officials said negotiations seek flexible areas, not compromise. Parsons returned to London amid high stakes talks with allies.

Britain Stanley Falkland Islands Argentina Francis Pym Perth Scotland U.N Anthony Parsons London New York Weet By Bens Parsons United States Nicholas Henderson Nicanor Costa Mendez Buenos Aires Kremlin Falklands Hamburg Argentine Joint Chiefs of Staff

Warsaw calm after Solidarity strike call fails

Polish papers downplay clashes between police and demonstrators while government reports 679 arrests linked to protests. Tear gas water cannon and clubs were used on Thursday by police to scatter thousands in Krakow and Warsaw, as underground leaders urged brief factory strikes and traffic stoppages.

Warsaw Poland Solidarity Union Krakow Solidarity Trade Union

Pope wraps Portugal trip amid fog and delays

Pope John Paul II completes a four day Portugal visit with a Mount Sameiro Mass and a workers rally in Oporto. A heavy fog cancelled a helicopter ride, forcing a train and a two hour schedule delay before the pope heads to Rome. Meanwhile President Reagan reports 1981 gifts totaling over 31000 from 50 donors and a blind trust balance above 250000 as of his 1981 disclosure.

Lisbon Portugal Pope John Faul Ant Inn Coimbra Sameiro Reags Oporto Rome Washington Reagan Office of Government Ethics

Frederick schools leveling system explained by Joy Pittman

News-Post writer Joy Pittman explains the leveling system in Frederick County schools and its benefits observed in daily routines. Earl Dunckel advocates a balanced budget amendment while Robert Wagmas discusses Knoxville World’s Fair construction. Dottie Lambdin answers sports questions in an Olderman column. The Frederick Chapter 636 AA RP celebrates 10th anniversary with a luncheon.

News-Post Joy Pittman Frederick County Earl Dunckel Robert Wagmas Knoxville Wey Stumomis Dottie Lambdin

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