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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1983
Page
1
The White House said Reagan’s November journey to the Philippines and nearby nations is under review due to congressional sessions and pending appropriations. The statement cited a demanding two weeks in November as a factor in possible changes to the itinerary.
Mondale topped a Maine Democratic straw poll at Augusta as rivals set a 50 percent target for him. With four strong contenders on the ballot, leaders doubted anyone would reach half of the nearly 2,000 votes, easing concerns about his durability as a presidential candidate.
Comedian Rodney Dangerfield, 60, sprained his neck after slipping from a four foot ledge while filming a spoof of a Miller Beer commercial for an ABC fall special at NBC studios in Burbank. He was treated at St Joseph's Medical Center and moved to another hospital. His manager Estelle Endler said the injury is not serious and that a fall occurred Sunday during production.
Rochester Philharmonic Music Director David Zinman confirms discussions about a Baltimore Symphony Orchestra post. Sources say a contract offer may be accepted to begin after the 1985 season, with an official announcement possible this week.
John Glenn drew boos at the National Organization for Women convention after saying feminists did not loaf. Delegates, who had just honored him, hissed and interrupted as he closed with a quote from Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
A fragment from Inside The News references EtheBags and a proverb linked to Victor Hugo, noting the quote about those whom they must face. The item reads as a literary excerpt with attributions and hints of a public response program.
Business editor Ed Watersor explains why charges may climb due to the AT&T divestiture. Reporter George Dorsey interviews Circuit Court Judge William Wenner and his wife after a 16 day trip to the Soviet Union and mainland China on legal systems and culture.
Nows- Pas weather calls for sunny and warm conditions across eastern United States as a large high pressure system strengthens. In Western Maryland expect mostly sunny today and Tuesday with highs around 80 and lows in the 50s, while Maryland Mountains stay in the mid 70s through Tuesday. Winds southwest 10 to 15 mph, drying conditions remain excellent. Yesterday temperatures: Frederick 74/53, Hagerstown 70/59, Westminster 71/54.
The Frederick County 4 H Camp and Activities Center was formally dedicated at a Basford Road site with 300 attendees including 4 H members families University of Maryland officials and local leaders. Dr David Denton called the event significant noting 4 H serves millions of youths nationwide and Frederick County hosts 4100 youth with 400 adult leaders. The ceremony in the new multipurpose building tied the center to the National 4 H theme Building on Experience and to the value of family as a foundational institution.
In Beirut, mortar and small arms fire hit Lebanese positions near the airport, prompting about 30 Marines to take condition one for 30 minutes. The U.N. observers and multinational force discuss new arrangements while factions press for a stronger cease-fire. Jumblatt travels to Athens amid tensions.
Frederick City police urge citizens with information on the Sept 19 beating and burning of a German shepherd to come forward. Police Chief Richard J. Ashton notes two suspects identified but calls for tips to aid investigation and potential arrest or conviction, with anonymous lines and up to $1,000 reward through local crime-solving programs.
About 70 residents walked 10 kilometers through Frederick to advocate a nuclear weapons freeze. Local organizer Bob Hanson noted participants came from diverse occupations and many families joined, raising 1125 dollars for local and national groups. The event aimed to keep the issue in 1984 elections and influence Rep. Beverly Byron on MX deployment.
Statewide crime fell 4 percent from January through June 1983, with Western Maryland down 4 percent while Frederick County rose 1 percent. Murders jumped in Frederick from 0 to 4 and overall serious crimes edged up from 1,909 to 1,935.
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