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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1980

Page

3

Frederick County commissioners weigh jail site choice and park deal

Residents pressed the board on why East Street was chosen for a jail CARC unit amid secrecy about other sites and concerns over noise and industrial impact. The panel cited a verbal land agreement and policy to keep politics out, while approving Project Open Space uses, a Kemptown park grant, holiday rule changes, an internal audit appointment, and a sewer study contract with Nassaux-Hemsley for 12 500 dollars.

East Street Williams Citzens Galen R Clagett Wiliams Selier Clagett Frederick County Larry T. Campbell Interagency Internal Audit Authority Campbell Nassaux Hemsley

City county talks seek shared services and new parking deck

Rosenstock reports on airport work and county aid. Mayor Young pushes for a tax differential and clearer delineation of services after 1961. County refuses pre funding for sewage plant design but pledges support if needed. EPA study may back a joint facility with 75 percent federal funding. A second Patrick Street parking deck is proposed in the next CIP.

Lest Williams Young Environmental Protection Agency Patrick Street

Mount St Helens eruption life toll and flood impact

Emergency officials described a massive volcanic explosion that altered Spirit Lake and choked rivers with mud and debris. Crandell warned of persistent mudflows while 5,000 people faced ash closures and transport disruptions. Water supplies faltered as packing plants closed and relief plans began amid missing persons lists.

US Geological Survey Dwight R. Crandell Spirit Lake North Fork Tootle River Longview Kelso Castle Rock Crandell Mount St. Helens Washington Don Johnson U.S. Agriculture Department Ron Barbara Seibold Olympia Fred Margery Rollins Hawthorne Calif Larry Jessup

Move to reduce Montgomery County area offices in schools

The Montgomery County school board discussed eliminating one of five area offices by September in a plan from Marian L. Greenblatt, aligning with Dr. J. Edward Andrews Jr. The move would fund about 45 saved secondary teachers and $675,000, but faced division and postponement amid concerns from critics about staffing, control, and impact on principals, with debate ongoing through May 27.

Rockville Montgomery County J. Edward Andrews Jr Marian L. Greenblatt Andrews County Council Greenblatt Joseph Barse Jonathan Paul Blair G. Ewing Peole Barre Ewing Dr. Andrews

Lottery numbers drawn in Maryland and Pennsylvania

Baltimore and Pittsburgh reports provide daily Numbers Game and Pennsylvania Daily Lottery results. Maryland's Tuesday draw was 015 and Pennsylvania's was 4-6-9, with no further details on prizes or winners provided.

Baltimore Maryland Pittsburgh Pennsylvania

Two seriously hurt in Ballenger Creek truck crash

A collision between two trucks on Ballenger Creek Pike left Dwayne Green 22 of Leesburg and Joseph Ferrell 21 of Tuscarora seriously injured. Green flown to Washington County Hospital and Ferrell to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Ralph Moore 28 of Zikton unhurt. Charges pending.

Dwayne K. Geoem Locubury Washington County Green C. Nicoll Ballenger Creek Pike Dwayne Kelly Green Leesburg Washington County Hospital Joseph Edward Ferrell Tuscarora Frederick Memorial Hospital Ferrell Ballenger Creek Road Manor Woods Road Ralph E. Moore Lowry

Miami Hit By Violence Triggers Curfew and Flood of Damage

Gov. Bob Graham sought federal disaster aid after three days of violence in Dade County left 2,500 jobless and about 100 million dollars in damage. A 30 square mile zone stayed under a 10 PM to 6 AM curfew as schools closed but aimed to reopen Thursday. Three Dade officers were treated after a cruiser was struck at a Liberty City roadblock in an incident police called unrelated.

Bob Graham Carter Dade County Liberty City

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