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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1985
Page
2
Maryland draws show Daily Lottery 4 7 0 and Pick Four 5 7 7 0. Pennsylvania Lotto numbers were 11 24 29 34 37 with 25 as the main and 14 as the alternate. The Daily Lottery page was 4 42. Washington DC Lucky Numbers 2 7 5 and DC 4 41 7 5.
The Frederick High School Band Boosters present the 5th annual Tournament of Bands at Frederick High School stadium on Saturday Oct 5 at 7 30 p m. Competing bands include Brunswick North Carroll Greencastle Lebanon Westminster North Hagerstown South Carroll and Frederick High School. Admission 3 for adults 2 for children. Proceeds fund Frederick High School Band activities.
High pressure moves east from the Great Plains bringing fair and cooler weekend weather. Western Maryland counties expect partly sunny, breezy conditions with highs near 70 Saturday and 60s Sunday and Monday. Saturday night lowers 44 to 48 with diminishing winds, while Maryland mountains may see showers and chilly highs near 59 Sunday. Winds gusty Saturday then 10 mph Sunday. Sunshine: Saturday 50 percent, Sunday 80 percent. Temperatures yesterday ranged Frederick 68 to 55, Cumberland 66 to 51, Hagerstown 69 to 54, Oakland 65 to 50, Westminster 70 to 57.
The National Weather Service projects a mainly clear Sunday across the nation with isolated shower activity in parts of the Southeast and Texas. Local meteorology notes could impact outdoor plans in affected regions.
The Senate gears up for Saturday and Sunday sessions to overcome a deadlock on a debt limit increase by Monday. President Reagan backed Gramm Rudman deficits plan to balance by 1991, while Treasury warns of cascading payments if borrowing authority ends.
President Reagan told Parsippany audiences the United States will fully support a global effort to help Mexico rebuild after last month's deadly earthquakes. He noted bipartisan unity from Washington and delayed travel due to rain, with a motorcade trip replacing a planned helicopter flight from Newark.
Linda Wallace and her yellow labrador Bourbon returned to Montgomery County after a week in Mexico City. They helped locate six people believed saved. Wallace spoke on grief, nightmares, and de briefing techniques learned at the University of Maryland. County Executive Gilchrist awarded certificates to Wallace, Bourbon, and team leaders, while Radio Monde staff received recognition for fundraising.
The United States abstained from a Security Council vote condemning Israel's raid on the PLO headquarters in Tunisia. The compromise text, approved 14 to 0, described the attack as armed aggression but did not demand Israel pay damages or threaten sanctions for a repeat. Ambassador Vernon Walters cited a balanced stance, while Israel urged rejection and Tunisia urged stronger action.
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