News Briefs From A410 The News Frederick Nov 20 1986
The Frederick paper dated Thursday November 20 1986 reports local briefs and notices across the A410 edition. Headlines cover city updates, community events, and brief civic notices with concise reporting.
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Bayside Marketplace to spark Miami downtown revival
Bayside Marketplace on Biscayne Bay nears opening with a 235,000 square foot urban market. Officials say 1,217 permanent jobs and 75 percent minority employment targets will accompany four adjoining developments including a 15,000 seat arena and Overtown Park West housing. The project aims to attract 15 million visitors annually and revitalize downtown Miami.
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Bayside Marketplace
Ayfront Park
James Dausch
Bayside
Rouse Co
Columb
New York
South Street
Baltimore
Boston
New Orleans
Fe Mément
Herbert Bailey
Sonny Crockett
Miami Vice
Bayfront Park
Overtown Park
Bailey
Dausch
Dupont Plaza
Omni
America
Dawsch
Polita Gordon
Ivey Kearson Jr
Overtown
Carlos Batista
Downtown Business Association
Rouse
Faneuil Hall
Warrorplace
Grenada Sees Slim Flow of U.S. Investment Three Years After Invasion
U.S. firms slowly return to Grenada three years after the invasion as SmithKline Beckman begins training managers for a 100‑employee factory. Rigid Panel System opened a $3 million prefabricated housing plant with about 100 workers. Officials say investment has fallen well short of hopes, with unemployment still high and Grenada offering limited resources and market size. Local business leaders say expectations of a quick growth in jobs and wages faded as U.S. investors remained scarce.
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ST. George’s
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U.S
Caribbean
Sun
SmithKline Beckman
Johnson & Johnso
New Jersey
California
TS Industries
Africa
Wally Fofchukt
Rigid Panel
ILS
Amerit@t
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Bath
Sud
Brian Pitt
Grenada Chamber of Commerce
Windward Islands
United States
Haiti
Dominican Republic
Trinidad
Pitt
Whit House
Barbados
Caribbean Islands
R.V. Soderberg
SmithKline
U S trains 22,000 foreign troops from 80 countries
The United States has trained about 22,000 foreign soldiers from 80 countries over the past year in programs funded by taxpayers and foreign payments. The effort, authorized by Congress, is separate from covert support elsewhere and aligns with wider U.S. aid and military training policies amid regional conflicts. Grenada benefits from U S aid and development efforts with AID funding infrastructure, tax incentives, and business incentives, boosting growth and attracting companies seeking manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, and tourism investments.
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Industrial Development Corp
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