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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 18, 1985

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Carroll Creek flood control projects begin with kickoff

Frederick officials plan a Monday ground breaking on the Carroll Creek flood control and park project. The city awarded a $2.9 million sewer interceptor contract to Congel Palensear of Liverpool, a key step toward a riverfront development modeled after San Antonio's River Walk.

Frederick Carroll Creek City Board of Aldermen Liverpool N.Y Congel- Palensear Court Market Street Ronald N. Young Mear Park Young San Antonio

Hughes urges action to ease S&L crisis in Maryland

Gov Harry Hughes delivers a sharp plea to the General Assembly to end politicking and act to relieve human suffering from Maryland's savings and loan crisis. He accuses Senate President Melvin Steinberg of retreat and urges a $25 million Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund payment to Chase Manhattan to settle Merritt S&L losses and avoid liquidation, amid stalled talks and committee moves.

Annapolis Harry Hughes General Assembly House Senate Melvin A. Steinberg Baltimore County Chase Manhattan Corporation Meritt Commercial Savings and Loan Association of Baltimore Steinberg Maryland Deposit Insurance Fund Chase Merritt S&ls

Arsonists Tied to Six Fires in Frederick Area

State fire marshal reports arsonists linked to six fires within 20 miles of Frederick since Sept 28. Three blazes in southern Frederick County on Tuesday night into Wednesday morning are confirmed arson, with investigators cautious about linking all incidents. Tolls include a barn, warehouse, shed, and house worth about 30 thousand dollars. no injuries. Specific cases: Taneytown fire Sept 28 required 12 companies and two states. Legere Oct 7 warehouse blaze owned by Phoenix Inc. Mount Pleasant Oct 8 shed fire. Further clues not disclosed as investigation continues.

Frederick Frederick County Real Young Ted Meminger Taneytown Angell Road John Earp Howard County Carroll County Phoenix Inc New Midway Jerry Chipley Mount Pleasant Bob Thomas

Philadelphia strike ends as papers plan Sunday edition

Philadelphia Newspapers Inc and nine unions reach a four year accord ending a 42 day stoppage at The Inquirer and Daily News. Ratification votes set for today. presses to roll unless workers stay out, then aim for Sunday publication.

Philadelphia Morning Inquirer Afternoon Daily News Philadelphia Newspapers Inc Newspaper Guild Robert Kyler

Alan Brauer Re-elected Master of Maryland State Grange

Alan Brauer Sr of Rocky Ridge was re elected master of the Maryland State Grange as the fifth Maryland State Grange Session moved into its second day at the Thurmont Firemen's Activities Building. Other results and awards will be in future editions. The banquet will feature Community Service Granger of the Year and scholarships with guest speaker Donald Rough.

Alan Brauer Sr Rocky Ridge Maryland State Grange Thurmont Firemen’s Activities Alton Hoppengardner Hancock The News Frederick Post State Grange Maryland Donald Rough Production Credit Association Frederick Frederick County Lynn Ausherman Susan Sample Union Hospital Cecil County Esther Saltzman Mount Washington Pediatric Hospital Baltimore Mount Washington Hospital Saltzman Virginia

Moloise hanged in Pretoria amid clemency appeals

Benjamin Moloise, a 30 year old upholsterer and poet, Black MAG supporter, was executed at Pretoria Central Prison for the 1982 killing of Warrant Officer Philipis Selepe. His mother, barred from the prison, witnessed his coffin as officials kept reporters back amid tense security.

Moscow Communist Party Pravda United States Bettino Craxi Republican Party Giovanni Spadolini Craxi PLO U.S Achille Lauro Leon Klinghoffer Italy Palestine Libera Pretoria South Africa Benjamin Moloise Moloise Pretoria Central Malaise Mamike Philipis Selepe ANC Lusaka Zambia Selepe Maloise Robert Priscilla Jana Winnie Mandela Nelson Mandela Athlone

Weather and Halloween Vibe in Western Maryland

A brief Western Maryland weather note forecasts highs 70 to 74 and mild conditions with lows 50 to 56. The page also teases a scary places feature for Halloween by Lorraine Mirabella and Gwen McEntire, appearing on the newspaper’s real estate and business pages.

Maryland Lorraine Mirabella Gwen McEntire

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