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News

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1986

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3

Author to speak at Women Veterans Recognition luncheon

Retired U S Air Force Maj Gen Jeanne Holm will headline the November 15 luncheon in Baltimore celebrating Women Veterans Recognition Week. The event at Loner Harbor Hyatt Regency runs 1 to 3 30 p m and invites Maryland women veterans and stationed servicewomen. Holm authored Women in the Military An Unfinished Revolution and autographed copies will be offered at reduced prices. Attendees may mail a 17 50 check by November 5 to Chesapeake Unit WN to the Women Veterans Week Committee.

Jeanne Holm Loner Harbor Hyatt Regency Baltimore Maryland Holm Chesapeake Unit Women Veterans Week Committee c/o YMC Sue Fischer USN Rat Backwoods Road Westminster

Weather shifts as cold front targets East Coast

A storm moves northeast as a strong cold front sweeps east. Western Maryland counties face occasional rain tonight and a chilly Wednesday with 35 to 45 degree highs. Thursday brings strong winds and very cold weather, then Friday clears to fair, but cold. Maryland mountains expect rain today, then snow and a drop in temperatures into the 30s. Yesterday temperatures ranged from 41 to 57 across Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland and Oakland.

Maryland Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland Oakland

Bright light streaks across Alabama Tennessee sky

Hundreds report seeing a bright light in the southwestern sky around 5:45 p.m. EST as authorities in Alabama and Tennessee begin a ground search for a meteorite or satellite burn up. Tennessee deputies search for a meteorite near Pucktown. officials note uncertainty about the event.

Alabama Tennessee Chattanooga James Robinson Alabama Air National Guard Birmingham Curley Wainwright McGee Tyson Knoxville Polk County Sheriff's Deputies Pucktown Linds Richards

Delinquent tax auction turns into bidding war at Winchester Hall

About 75 people bid on 95 properties owed on last year’s taxes. The top bid was 300000 for the Peter Pan Inn property owned by Baumgardner Foods Corp. County Treasurer Brittain said bidders pay the sale price to cover back taxes and receive a sale certificate, with no deed or rights until the owner redeems by paying plus 12 percent interest within six months. Most bidders seek investment gains, not foreclosures, as bids climbed in a lively, tennis-match style auction led by Philip Larkin.

Brittain Larkin

Montgomery teachers display contract goals at Veterans Day event

Montgomery County teachers showcase contract aims at Damascus Elementary and Frost Intermediate. President Mark Simon says posters highlight non instructional duties, class size, and planning time as part of ongoing negotiations with the Montgomery Board of Education.

Damascus Montgomery Board of Education Frost Intermediate Rockville Montgomery County Education Association Mark Simon

Frederick Acts To Pay Full Wages For Injured Workers

Frederick city aldermen approved a plan to supplement state workers compensation, offering full salary for at least a year to about 400 city employees, excluding police. The city will pay now and seek reimbursement from the state later, with 22 days lost to work-related claims over two years.

Frederick Board of Aldermen Jon Kreissig Kreissig Maryland

Middletown hears long range plan for new post office

Middletown officials were told by US Postal Service representatives about a long range plan possibly placing a 44000 square foot post office in town. The letter to town commissioners noted no personnel or service changes yet and asked for comments on location while questions about space and lease were raised. The meeting also approved a $15 water turn on/off fee increase and boosted the town donation to the Middleton Volunteer Fire Company to 1000 dollars. Fire and water plans include fluoridation funding and ongoing outdoor watering ban remains in effect.

Middletown Burgess United States Postal Service Bill A. Williams Manger US Postal Service McDougal Church and Main Streets Beverly Dixon Dixon Williams Robert Ed) Allen Commission Middleton

Heartly House Seeks Volunteers For Advocate Program

Heartly House Inc a United Way agency seeks volunteers for its advocate program with training sessions on November 15 18 22 and 23. Trainees must complete a 29 hour course plus an initial interview and pay 5 for materials. Volunteers commit four hours weekly attend staff meetings or join the on call Heartly House Helper project for skilled support. Call 662 8800 to participate.

Heartly House Inc United Way Agency

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