15 Nov 1986
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1986
Page
1
A Frederick County traffic survey found the average speed over limit was 17.6 mph among nabbed motorists. Officers often ignore speeds up to nine mph over the limit and may alter violations to influence MVA points, while most tickets are not rescinded by supervisors.
Emmitsburg and nearby towns reel six months after Freeman Shoe plant closure as nearly 80 Maryland workers cope with layoffs and repeated transfers. Many pursue retraining with federal funds while unemployment benefits hinder enrollment, amid hopes the site will attract new, solid employment.
Maryland hopeful Sarah Osborn of Keymar pursues a national FFA officer seat at the 59th annual convention in Kansas City. About 35 candidates vie for six national officer posts as Bruce Jenner and John Schneider speak. Adrienne Shaffer wins floriculture proficiency. eight Frederick County members receive American Farmer Degrees. Brunswick FFA wins Building Our American Communities medal.
The Catoctin Cougars advanced to the Class C state football semifinals by defeating J M Bennett 19 12. Weather lookout notes mild Sunday with highs near the mid fifties and a cool night tonight.
Frederick officials fear vast water loss as underground leaks drain hundreds of thousands of gallons daily. Public Works Director Robert Strine notes metering misses many uses, including hydrants and government facilities, while Lester Dingle cites possible 15 percent losses. Upgrading mains could cost at least 50 million dollars, delaying conservation gains.
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