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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 01, 1987

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Moth damage drives college and city logging plans

Frederick city Mount St Marys College and others cut dead wood from forests amid moth damage. The college owns 750 acres and logs 120 acres behind the school with a PA lumber firm. Critics say environmental logging losses offset profits and oppose ski-resort plans on Mount St Marys Mountain.

Frederick City Mount St. Mary’s College Mother Nature Mount St. Mary's Pennsylvania College Mountain Leo B. Topper Topper College Mountain Recreational Corp

County fines logging road cut in conservation zone near Sabillasville

A Frederick County agency fined Samuel Royer 100 for a driveway extending beyond the two foot limit in a conservation zone and warned of a doubled fine if unpaid. A sediment control officer planned a site check on Mountain Valley Farms 186 acre Royer property while another agency investigates logging claims.

Karen Gardner News-Post Frederick County Mountain Valley Farms Biglerville Soil Conservation Service County Public Works Department Sabillasville MD. 550 Eyler Samuel Royer Rick Brace Charles Coblentz Bill Fretscher

Iraq attacks ship off Iran and Iranian speedboats strike

Iraqi warplanes hit a tanker near the Iranian coast while two Iranian speedboats attacked a Pakistani flag tanker and raked three vessels in the Strait of Hormuz causing minor damage. Japanese and other tankers were reportedly targeted with no casualties.

Iraq Iran Manama Bahrain Persian Gulf Tanian Strait of Hormuz Gulf Hussein Musavi U.S Caspar Weinberger Moscow United States Twe U.S. Sealift Command Pentagon Prince U.S. Navy Johor Pakistan National Tanker Co Karsehi Jubail Baghdad High Command Iraqi Baghdad Radio Cyprus

Illness delays oath for new FBI director Sessions

Washington AP reports FBI postpones sworn-in ceremony for William S Sessions after he fell ill on a flight to Washington. Doctors diagnosed an undiscovered ulcer, likely requiring several days of tests and weeks of rest. White House aides say no date is set yet, but oath is expected to occur eventually. Gatehouse officials note Sessions was hospitalized at George Washington University Hospital after arriving from San Antonio.

Washington FBI William S. Sessions Sessions Justice Department Patrick Korten Korten White House Marlin Fitzwater Fitzwater George Washington University Hospital

Frederick County delays quarry rezoning decision for three weeks

Commissioners will wait several weeks before ruling on Martin Marietta Aggregates 393 acre quarry near Buckeystown and a second limestone quarry on Manor Woods Road after a high turnout of opponents and supporters. Written testimony will be accepted for two days after the hearing.

Frederick County Commissioners Commission J. Anita Stup Frederick High School Martin Marietta Buckeystown F.O. Day Inc Manor Woods Road Stup Peter Eckel AIL Mehrl F. Mayne

Joanne Day Leads CODE Into Quarry Controversy

Joanne Day has emerged as a leader of Citizens Opposed to the Destruction of the Environment CODE a group opposing two large quarries near Buckeystown Frederick County hearings draw locals including Day who moved there seven years ago and cherishes four acres plus a garden and stream her family’s future is at stake as CODE pressures officials.

Joanne Day Buckeystown

Strong quake rattles Southern California and Los Angeles

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Southern California nine miles south of Pasadena at 7:42 a.m. causing a collapsed building, fires, and power outages in downtown Los Angeles. Aftershocks followed while officials reported one collapsed structure and multiple fires. Elevator rescues and heart attack fears marked fire and traffic disruptions across the region.

Los Angeles California Pasadena Lloyd Carrington California Emergency Services Office Sacramento

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