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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1989

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Trade deficit blamed for sharp drop in market

New York stocks opened sharply lower as investors feared a worsening trade picture. The Dow fell about 24.59 points to 2632.79 in early trading while volume topped 416 million shares as analysts linked the retreat to a rising trade shortfall and potential higher interest rates.

New York Dow Jones Dow Hiswry Larry Wachtel Prudential Hache Securities Inc U.S Commerce Department Bert Dohmen Wellington Financial Corp Honolulu New York Stock Exchange

Potomac Edison to reimburse for power surge damages

Potomac Edison will pay an estimated 40 000 to about 200 customers who suffered appliance damage from a September 5 power surge near Frederick. Spokesman Jacki Lambiase said the company, though not admitting fault, decided to reimburse households for TVs VCRs washers and dryers and similar items. Call Rex Marshall at 694 4450 with questions or claims.

Potomac Edison Crestwood Village Farmbrook Foxcroft Frederick Jacki Lambiase Rex Marshall

Young runs hard for fifth term in Frederick mayoral race

Frederick mayor Ronald Young campaigns for a fifth term against former city planning chairman Paul Gordon. Workers ask homeowners for yard signs and one elderly resident recalls a prior poster. Young notes a long history of mayoral and aldermanic campaigns as the current contest unfolds.

Frederick Ronald Young Gordon Young Paul Gordon City Planning Commission Rom Young Harvey Henderson East Third Street Mr. Young

Orphans' Court Judge Dorothy Ewing to resign

Associate Judge Dorothy Handley Ewing announces resignation from the Orphans' Court effective November 1. The Frederick County Democratic Central Committee will meet to discuss replacement recommendations for Governor Schaefer, with Senate confirmation required. Chief Judge Shirley Happ praises Ewing’s independence and candor.

Dorothy Handley Ewing Orphans’ Court

Schrodel motion seeks dismissal of condemnation suit

Attorneys for William and Kathleen Schrodel ask Frederick County Circuit Court to dismiss the county commissioners land condemnation to seize 230 acres for a new landfill. They argue the process is premature and that good faith negotiations were not completed, seeking also 2500 in legal fees.

William and Kathleen Schrodel Frederick County Schrodel Westminster David L. Johnson Johnson Schroders John Mathias Schrodels Mathias Peter Eckel Julie Blake Circuit Court Reichs Ford Head Reids Ford Road

Woman dies in collision with tractor trailer on Gas House Pike

A woman 53 from Mount Airy died at the scene after her Ford Escort struck a tractor trailer on Gas House Pike. Debra Covey 35, also Mount Airy, and Lenny Thomas 40 of Frederick were airlifted for serious injuries. Both women worked for Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association. Mr. Thomas, employed by Pepco, was freed after a four minute extrication. Police and medical teams treated trauma victims en route to Baltimore and Washington County hospitals.

Leonard Thomas Gas House Pike Elizabeth Mary Smith Lake Singanore Mount Airy Robert R.R. Roberts Frederick County Debbie Covey Liberty Road Drc Thomas Henry R Adams Cowley Baltimore United Steam Fire Engine Company Thomas Mr. Thomas Pepco Dickerson Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association AOPA Mrs. Smith Ms. Covey

Parents defend Halloween parties in Frederick schools

Parents defended Halloween parties and decorations at their children's schools but were told the decision rests with each principal. Policy from September allows schools to skip Halloween if the community prefers. Some schools instead host fall festivals and a National Book Week costume theme.

Frederick County Marilyn Seegle Middletown Elementary School

Ray H. Smith inducted into Maryland Dairy Shrine

Brief note reports Ray H. Smith being inducted into the Maryland Dairy Shrine. Weather mentions cloudy nights with showers and cool temperatures, with a pointer to Western Maryland weather map and agriculture page. Also references CA Sports and Frederick County counts.

Maryland Ray H. Smith Maryland Dairy Shrine Frederick

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