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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 01, 1982

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Frederick police chase ends in fatal collision on Sowh Market St

A high speed pursuit of a stolen vehicle ended in a head on crash with a Frederick City police cruiser on Sowh Market Street. Sgt William Hurt in critical but stable condition, other officer treated and released. Suspect injured and hospitalized with a broken jaw.

Crane toppled on I-270 causes Friday detour near Monocacy Bridge

The southbound lane of I-270 near the Monocacy River bridge was closed about two hours when a construction crane toppled onto the roadway. No injuries reported. District engineer Carl Reith said work is almost finished and hopes to finish by Thanksgiving. Crews relocated both lanes and are finishing a median barrier, with traffic rerouted via Md. 85.

Carl Reith Maryland State Highway Administraion Raith Monocacy River Maryland State Police MD. 85 Marg Fouche

Halloween scare season ends with mixed police reports

Police across 24 states logged more than 30 reports of tampered candy while major cities noted few weekend calls. Despite widespread fears, Frederick City and Maryland State Police reported little trouble as children dressed in costumes roamed developments and many parents kept children at home or arranged parties and candy safety measures.

Predariak Cyty Richard J. Ashton Frederick City Ashton Maryland Chicago Fred Schmidt Schaumburg Ill Berwyn Lance Rubringer Columbus Ohio Children’s Hospital Somerdale N.J Indianapolis Dorsela Jones Vernon Curutte Grove City Olice Associated Press South Philadelphia Iowa Marvin Brandland Fort Dodge Texas Dallas Erica Caledon Michigan Detroit California Barbara Ander

Stolen car chase ends in wreck injuring two Frederick cops

A high speed pursuit ended in a head on collision with a Frederick City cruiser at a South Market Street roadblock injuring two officers. Sgt. William Hurt was flown to hospital in critical but stable condition. Pvt. Diane Hawker sustained a concussion and minor injuries and was later released. The stolen vehicle, pursued from Hyattstown area, sped north on Md 55 at about 85 mph, and also forced two other motorists off Md 355 near Bennett's Creek Bridge before the chase extended to the roadblock.

Frederick City Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems Baltimore Frederick Memorial Hospital Sowh Market Stree Richard J. Ashtom William L. Hurt Miemss Diane L. Hawker FMH Sgt Hurt Tun Police Trisecr Iirtue Bob Leverone South Market Street Maryland State Police Richard J. Ashton Tfe D. H. Lowry Hyattstown Lowry Frederick Towne Ashton Bennett's Creek Bridge

Write-in votes loom as Frederick County election closes

A lengthy local campaign ends at the ballot box with major races for open seats in Frederick County. Write-in candidates are discouraged by the board and require prior registration. Incumbents and challengers vie for Maryland General Assembly seats and county posts while absentee ballots must arrive by 8 pm Tuesday.

Frederick County Charlotte RE John G. Rothenhoefer Ellicott City Howard County Rothenhoefer Baltimore Roth Powell Maryland Jonathan S. Reiskin Beverly B. Byron U.S House of Representatives Charles H. Smelser Smelser General Assembly Edward P. Thomas Raymond W. Kline Thomas Senate Kline Frederick City Washington County del. Julien P. Delphey

Inside The News Many waters cannot quench love quote

A brief feature quotes The Bible saying that love withstands floods and waters. The line underscores enduring affection beyond calamity and reflects a literary devotional tone within the publication.

Voter eligibility and party breakdown for Frederick County

Jonathan S. Reiskin reports that about 40 percent of Frederick County residents are eligible to vote in the general election. With a 120000 population, 46668 are registered, including 26661 Democrats, 17774 Republicans, and 4213 unaffiliated. The county’s districts range from Frederick District 2 with 14087 voters to small zones like Creagerstown District 4 with 449 voters.

Frederick County Libertarian Party Frederick New Market Creagerstown Point of Rocks Buckeystown Maryland U.S House of Representatives Hauvers Jonathan S. Reiskin

Pope John Paul II Visits Avila for St Teresa Centenary

In Avila Spain thousands of nuns greet Pope John Paul II as he marks the 400th anniversary of St Teresa death. The visit begins a Spain tour with a flight from Madrid and includes a stop at Alba de Tormes where Teresa's casket rests. The pope also urges bishops to resist divorce abortion and parochial subsidy cuts amid a Socialist victory.

Avila Spain John Paul II St. Teresa Catholicism Madrid John Paul Alba de Tormes Pontiff Juan Cartes Vatican Socialist Party Ponntiff St Peter's Square Mehmet Ali AgCa John Pun St. Peter's Square Marguerite Bourgeoys Jean Delasoue Pope John XXIII Pope Paul VI

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del. James E. McClellan M. Albert Morningstar Donald T. Taylor Middletown Thomas H. Hattery George H. Littrell Hugh M. Warner Mary G. Williams Charles E. Smith Annapolis Board of County Commissioners Galen R. Clagett Charles C. Smith Richard L. Grossnickle Inside the News Jack Anderson The Maryland General Assembly House of Delegates
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