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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Nov 02, 1984

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Mondale Warns GOP Victory Brings Intolerance Orgy

Mondale charges the GOP would unleash an orgy of intolerance as he campaigns in New York and Brooklyn. He denounces Reagan on anti Semitism and criticizes budget cuts as code for discrimination. Reagan countered that supporters should beware overconfidence while campaigning through Michigan Ohio and Illinois.

Mondale GOP Nancy Hoch James Exon Garment New York City New York Garment District Brooklyn Deny Falwell Reagan Cleveland Ohio Massachusetts Pennsylvania Michigan Illinois Arkansas Mlinois Charles Percy Paul Simon Rochester James Lake White House Larry Speakes Minnesota

Frederick mayor insists old courthouse is the new City Hall

Frederick Mayor Ronald N. Young clings to calling the former Frederick County Courthouse the new City Hall. The city bought the courthouse in 1983 but it will not become City Hall until late next year when ready for its new tenant. The expression has appeared on the aldermen agenda amid requests to use the courtyard and the old courthouse building.

Frederick Young City Hall Banner School Frederick County Bar Association Old County Courthouse Court House Frederick County W. Patrick St N. Market St Suzy Brett Julia Stokes New York Wilamsburg Williamsburg Yesteryear Ronald N. Young Board of Aldermen

Counterfeit Ovulen-21 birth control pills recalled nationwide

FDA reports over 1 million low strength counterfeit Ovulen-21 pills in circulation and under FBI investigation. G D Searle recalls Qualen-21 lots 44 and 489. pharmacists to verify counterfeits. No supplier located yet and warning numbers differ from imprint 401 on pills.

Washington Food and Drug Administration FBI FDA G.D. Searle Co Skokie Ill

Heavy turnout expected in Frederick County election

Frederick County election officials predict a heavy turnout for the upcoming general election. Absentee ballots total about 1,900, with 2,075 received recently. ballots must arrive by November 5 to be counted. Democrats and Republicans express confidence in presidential and congressional candidates.

Frederick County Beverly Sharrer Ms. Sharrer Democrat Republican Dottie Ewing

Velma Barfield becomes first US woman executed in 22 years

Velma Barfield, 52, dressed in pink pajamas, was executed by lethal injection at 2:15 a.m. in Raleigh for murder with poison. She expressed sorrow for the hurt caused and offered organs for transplant. Barfield confessed to killing three others, and her son Ronnie Burke spoke of her strong wish to live. Pro-death penalty supporters cheered outside Central Prison as the incident drew national attention.

Atlanta Atlanta Federal Penitentiary United States William Noonan Raleigh N.C Velma Barfield Barfield

Subsidies pending on rehab apartments in Frederick

The Frederick Board of Aldermen tabled a contract renewal for rental subsidies in 33 rehabilitated apartments. The move delays legal formality while subsidies continue under the Moderate Rehabilitation program. Subsidies will persist into 1998 with five year renewal required for tenants.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Sharon Stewart Stewart

Weather Words of Wisdom Says Man Cannot Live By Words

Adlai Stevenson quips that people cannot live by words alone even though sometimes they must eat them, reflecting a light humorous weather of life remark.

Adlai Stevenson

Carriage Rides Planned For Frederick Holiday Season

Frederick eyes a Williamsburg style holiday feature with horse drawn carriages along city streets. Mayor Young says the plan could move forward after the November 15 meeting with an ordinance to permit use from 6 pm to 10 pm on weekdays and noon to 5 pm Sundays, weather permitting.

Frederick Williamsburg Baltimore Liguesantes Des

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