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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1985

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Reagan pushes peace summit with broad U S Soviet people to people exchange

President Reagan in a pre summit address urged Mikhail Gorbachev to join in easing suspicions and mistrust through the broadest people to people exchange in history. He proposed a near completed cultural agreement to swap thousands of students teachers artists and athletes and urged access to Western media. He warned arms talks may not curb a race and called for Open World communications to reduce secrecy and distrust.

Washington Reagan Mikhail 5S Gorbachev U.S Jimmy Carter Afghanistan Oval Office Geneva Dwight D. Eisenhower

Missing hunters found drowned near campsite

West Virginia authorities report two bow-hunting party members found dead near their flooded Hampshire County campsite along the Potomac River. C Leonard Hammond of Clover Hill Virginia and Billy McKimmey of Waterford Virginia, both in their forties, were located within 35 feet of each other about three miles south of the site. Paul Oden of Brunswick was recovered earlier as flood waters swept the group. funeral services are scheduled for Hammond in Frederick and McKimmey in Purcellville.

Springfield W.va C. Leonard Hammond Clover Hill Frederick Billy McKimmey Waterford West Virginia Hammond McKimmey Paul Oden Brunswick Hampshire County Potomac River Oden Robert E. Dailey & Son North Market St Hall Funeral Home Purcellville Susan C. Nicol

Lafayette Square revitalization to start soon in Frederick

The Lafayette Square project plans 33 luxury apartments across six buildings anchored by the U S Hotel. Demolition of Crescent Lunch and the vacant adjacent building will begin within weeks with completion by mid December and full project finish by April 1. The $1.4 million downtown revitalization will blend early and late century architecture at South Market and West All Saints streets.

Crescent U.d Lafayette Square South Market West All Saints Frederick Edinomas Alawnase Wave Lafayette Square Partnership Ings U.S. Hotel Marquis de Lafayette

Artificial heart recipient dies after infection in Hershey

Anthony Mandia, 44, Philadelphia, who became the first Penn State artificial heart recipient, died of infection 17 days after a heart transplant. Separate report notes Richard Dallara’s rapid recovery after artificial heart use and Senate budget cuts edging toward deficit reduction.

Hershey

Elderly homeowners offered guaranteed income for life

A new program helps seniors use their homes as equity for a guaranteed lifetime income. The note appears among pages covering homeowners stories in the Business/Finance section. Weather outlook notes cool high temperatures and a chance of rain in the near weekend.

Pedestrian Struck and Killed on Md 80 near Urbana

Frederick County man Donald Lee, 45, of Urbana, was struck and killed Thursday night on Md 80 as he walked along the road. The driver Carl D. Bream of Adamstown reportedly encountered Lee after cresting a hill. Pedestrian error was cited. no charges filed as the investigation continues.

Frederick County Urbana Donald Lee Fingerboard Road Lee Carl D. Bream Adamstown Dre J.J Smith Smith Susan C. Nicol

20 000 feared dead after Colombia volcano blast

Rescue helicopters ferried survivors from Andean villages buried by the Nevado del Ruiz eruption. Officials warned as many as 20 000 feared dead with Armero and nearby towns devastated by mud flows driven by rain. Bodies were found, aid flew in from the United States and Colombia, and survivors sought safety amid widespread destruction.

Bogota Colombia Nevado del Ruiz Lagunilla Armero Santuario Carmelo Pindalito Radio Caracol Mariquita United States U.S Panama Washington Agency For International Development Guayahbal Guillermo Rueda Colombian Red Cross CBS Morning News Today Chinchipa Caracol Broadcast Network Civil Defense Red Cross Defense Ministry National Police Guayabal Associated Press Carlos Gonzalez

Thatcher and FitzGerald sign Irish Britain Northern Ireland pact

British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and Ireland's Garret FitzGerald signed a historic agreement granting Dublin a formal voice in Northern Ireland affairs. The Intergovernmental Conference would handle political, security, legal, and cross border matters, as violence persisted and a landmine attack near Crossmaglen killed a security officer and wounded another.

Belfast Northern Ireland Britain Ireland Margaret Thatcher Garret FitzGerald Crossmagien Republic of Ireland Dublin Republic Island

Anna May Hughes famous drama teacher dies at 58 year

Mrs Anna May Hughes retired drama teacher and community activist died at her home 6820 Potomac Ave Braddock Heights Born 1918 in Brunswick she graduated Hood College 1939 earned a masters in education She directed theater at Frederick High and Gov Thomas Johnson High from 1966 to 1977 A scholarship was created in her name at Gov Thomas Johnson High School Continued on Page A 4

Anna May Hughes Potomac Ave Braddock Heights Hughes Sertoma Club Brunswick Hood College Frederick County Frederick High School Gov. Thomas Johnson High School Gov Thomas Johnson School

United Way campaign hits 816817 in Frederick County

Campaign chair Robert B Clark announced 816817 was collected toward a 962000 goal, a 16 percent rise over last year. He urged perseverance with 145887 still needed, noting stronger corporate involvement and beyond-county helpers. Julie Bartee and family from Brunswick were thanked for special assistance.

United Way Frederick County Robert B Clark Man Clark Julie Bartee Maryland School For the Deaf Brunswick

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