Rescue Mission to Host Thanksgiving Dinner Outreach
The Frederick Rescue Mission will sponsor a Thanksgiving Day dinner at noon on Thursday November 25 at the Frederick Armory. Tickets distributed by the Red Cross and Social Services require stamp or medical cards, with 1500 tickets prepared for on site serving only. The first annual event aims to assess county needs and may expand next year.
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Santa Claus project aids Springfield Hospital Center patients
The Frederick County Mental Health Association again sponsors Operation Santa Claus to remember patients at Springfield Hospital Center. Donors should gift wrap new items for men or women and deliver to 22 S. Market Street, Frederick by December 13. Suggested gifts include cosmetics, scarves, writing paper, ties, belts, wallets, pipes, shaving items, games, puzzles, model kits, toothbrushes, and more. For details call 663-0011. The meal will be a full course traditional dinner and volunteers are welcome to help. Contact Rev. Shell at 682-5219.
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Cocaine seized from former Colt player home
In Baltimore police seized more than 11 ounces of cocaine, 30 pounds of marijuana, three handguns, a shotgun and two rifles at the home of former Baltimore Colts tight end Jimmie Kennedy. His 2-year-old brother James Kennedy faces charges including possession with intent to distribute. The one month narcotics probe began after a tip about drug dealing at the residence. A search warrant was served at 6:30 pm and $20,000 worth of stereo equipment with obliterated serial numbers was recovered.
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Canadian strike endangers Chrysler jobs and profits
A Canadian walkout by 10 000 Chrysler Canada Ltd workers halts six plants and risks 50 million dollars in Q4 profits. The action prompts 2 500 U.S. layoffs across 16 plants as talks resume, with fears of broader U.S. job losses if the dispute drags on.
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