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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1985
Page
1
The notice lists advance payment rates for various term lengths. Mal rate outside the marketing area is $750 in one month, $18.00 for three months, $32.00 for six months, and $5.00 for one year. Motor route or carrier options show one month $4.30, two months $6.60, three months $9.90, and one year $39.60.
Summary of emergency alerts including automatic alarms for Uniteds Juniors and others, house fires at 12:40 and 9:10 p.m., gas leak at 8:03 p.m., bomb threat at Fairfield High School 12:52 p.m., and multiple investigations and transfers across towns such as New Market Walkersville Mount Airy Urbana Jefferson and Carroll Manor. Ambulance calls total 27 with 23 emergencies and 4 routines. Also notes bubble gum history by Frank Fleer in 1928.
A stationary front across North Carolina and a low in Tennessee move east Thursday and Friday bringing showers. Western Maryland areas will cloud up with showers possible and cool highs around 60s. Maryland mountains expect showers Thursday with highs in the 80s. Farm forecast shows easterly winds about 10 mph and poor drying conditions. sunshine minimal. Temperatures yesterday listed for Frederick, Cumberland, Hagerstown, Oakland and Westminster.
The National Weather Service forecasts showers for Thursday from the western Gulf to the Chesapeake, with coastal Pacific Northwest and northern Plains also likely to see rain. The forecast indicates broad regional activity affecting multiple coasts and inland areas.
A U S sailor Yeoman 3rd Class Michael Walker was confined to the aircraft carrier USS Nimitz in Haifa after his father John Anthony Walker was arrested in Maryland on spying charges for the Soviet Union. The affidavit notes documents possibly from the Nimitz and outlines Soviet naval movements.
Governor Harry R. Hughes signed nearly 400 new bills from the General Assembly session. Frederick County gains include higher salaries for county officials, funding for a county jail pre release center, and a $450 000 state debt match. Other acts cover horse racing grants, open container bans, drive through alcoholic beverage sales limits, and banking rules.
U S Rep Beverly Byron announced a 6.541 million FHA loan to Frostburg for Piney Run Dam construction and repair. The project aims to ease drought induced water rationing and serve about 12 000 people in 3600 homes, benefiting Frostburg Frostburg State College and nearby towns at 7.25 percent.
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