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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1984

Page

5

Frederick County budget plan outlines jail spending and wage hikes

The 1985 budget debate reflects a steady rise in the safety division driven by the jail and court offices. Commissioners praise the fiscally cautious approach with 6 percent raises for county employees and no tax rate increases while stressing continued service provision and growth.

Keller Richard N. Geossnickle Maryland Frederick County Grossnickie Hie Clagett Sterling E. Hollinger Board Morsanea T Bollinger

Frederick County budget praised as prudent amid capital bond plans

County commissioners defend the 1985 budget as fair and fiscally restrained. They note the use of operating funds over capital appropriation, with bond financing for major projects including Brunswick Middle School, Singanore High renovations, and a government building program totaling about 12.2 million dollars.

Board of County Commissioners Frederick County Charles C. Smith Smith Brunswick Middle Singanore High

Guerrillas raid AP and AFP offices in Santiago Chile

Leftist guerrillas seized the AP and AFP offices in downtown Santiago, held reporters at gunpoint to transmit a anti government message, and cut lines before leaving. They claimed affiliation with the Manuel Rodriguez Patriotic Front and warned the story would not run if they were harmed. The group denounced Pinochet’s government and called for a return to democracy in Chile.

Santiago Chile Associated Press Agence France- Presse Manuel Rodriguez Eva Vergara Igiex New York Latin America

Baltimore gets first black archbishop as Ricard named urban vicar

Pope John Paul VI appointed two auxiliary bishops for Baltimore Archdiocese. The Rev. John H. Ricard, 44, pastor at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Washington, becomes urban vicar, expanding black bishops in the United States to eight. Ricard, a Josephite and 1968 priestly ordination, hails from Baton Rouge and studied at Tulane and The Catholic University.

Baltimore John Paul VI William Borders John H. Ricard Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church Washington Leo Murray Ricard United States Murray Baton Rouge Tulane University Washington School of Psychiatry Josephites Catholic University Church of Baltimore

Sickness and Recovery of Mrs Ruby L Anderson

Among the sick Mrs Ruby L Anderson of Frederick was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital April 21 with pneumonia. She underwent manor surgery May 3 and was discharged May 25. She is convalescing at her parents home, 8744 Indian Springs Road, Frederick.

Ruby L. Anderson Frederick Frederick Memorial Hospital Donald Fox Indian Springs Road

Chernenko pledges no attack on weapons-free states

Moscow reports President Chernenko says the USSR will not use Warsaw Pact arms against any country that refuses to station chemical or nuclear weapons. In a Tass letter to Petra Kelly he warns West Germany to avoid becoming a bridgehead for such weapons and notes even NATO troops on European soil could be viewed as aggression.

Moscow Konstantin A. Chernenko Chernenko Petra Kelly Greens Party West Germany Europe Tass Soviet Union

Teachers seek renegotiation before summer break

The renegotiation follows a fall agreement on a 10 percent salary hike. Moore aims to finalize before June 19, preventing a summer without a formal contract. Some 12 month teachers may miss the hike, and revisions to the administrator schedule are sought. Final results hinge on FCTA vote. officials note a strong paper gain and one of the state's higher increases.

Moore FOTA FCTA Thackston Stuart D. Herger Harold K. Keller Jr Bok

Homes needed S125 168 3205 3167 vez 164 Ma7 7185 a201

Stray dogs listed with color descriptions and a note of Joanne Gilden as instructor. Mrs Gilden offers dog training classes with a fee of 825 and sessions at 78pm on Mondays.

Joanne Gilden Gilden

Parade Traffic Re routes Planned Around City Streets

All nonparade traffic will be re routed while the parade is progress. Darlene Wiles Burrall.

South Market Street Northside All Saints Street Maxwell Avenue Southside East Church Street North Carroll Street East Street South Carroll Street East All Saints Street Water Street Sagner Avenue South Wisner Street Patrick Street Westside Maryland Avenue Darlene Wiles Burrall

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