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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1985
Page
1
Frederick Mayor Ronald N Young requests an extra staffer to free aides for major tasks including selling city property, airport improvements, and promoting tourism. He will present a budget message with a proposed tax rate to aldermen, while debt service of 16 million pounds and project spending shape revenue outlook.
A Labor Department official rules the Frederick public works yard may hold a unionization vote. Harold Fox says a majority of about 100 of 200 workers favor AFSCME representation for collective bargaining. The next step is an election setup and talks with city officials, while workers seek higher pay and cost of living raises.
A compact notice blends local weather detail with a reflective line about memory and a Shakespearean echo. The piece references a national weather map and hints at Bendinee’s skies, weaving meteorology with a somber, literary mood.
Shannon Stuart Smith a 16 year old high school student from Mount Airy died after a 1983 Dodge Charger driven by Todd William Irwin 19 left the road on Bill Moxley Road near Md 144. Irwin remained in critical condition at MIEMSS after being airlifted to Baltimore. Weather and speed contributed to the 10 15 p m collision. Smith was a Future Farmers of America member track athlete and a future cheerleader at Linganore High School.
Under steady rain on Thursday morning, Dr. Richard Culler and Ron Pitts of American Legion Everhart Post 51 placed flags by veterans' graves in Lutheran cemetery, Middletown. The group plans additional grave decorations at a Reformed Church cemetery for Memorial Day.
Frederick County teachers fear misinterpretation of affectionate acts with students as possible abuse. Educators stress the need for warmth in class while seeking legal clarity and safeguards, noting lawmakers and cases influence caution. Superintendent Berger defends positive touching and urges careful handling of charges against staff.
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