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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1985
Page
1
Danny Easter of Winchester Virginia, in the headlight glow of his 1935 Chevrolet, spent the early morning hours Saturday waxing and polishing the car in preparation for the upcoming parade.
Egypt interior minister Gen Ahmed Rushdy warned against disorderly protests against the United States for forcing an Egyptian plane to land in Sicily where the Achille Lauro gunmen were arrested. He urged Egyptians to let the government handle protests and vowed action against those who defy security.
Alderman candidate Steve Swank Republican criticizes city spending including a 356402 federal grant for West All Saints Street townhouses and the former county courthouse remodel into a two office mayoral setup He urges future focused budgeting and questions meeting practices before public sessions He notes the 18.5 million city debt and claims funds in sewer and water reserves are restricted.
Partly cloudy with a chance of showers today and this evening. Highs near 70, lows around 50. Western Maryland Weather feature notes a map on Page and includes a quotation about losing an hour in the morning.
President Reagan sent a letter to Premier Bettino Craxi urging both nations to move past tensions after Italy’s handling of the Achille Lauro hijacking. Deputy Secretary Whitehead called the meeting a warm, friendly discussion and outlined cooperation against terrorism and closer U S Italy ties amid Italy's government crisis.
Frederick leaders say cooperation between politics and preservation strengthens the city. Mayor Ronald N. Young notes Frederick's large historic district boosts downtown life, with the Historic District Commission guiding restorations while navigating floodplain rules and urban design details.
The untimely death of Sgt. Charles Bobbie Cashour Friday stunned Frederick. A 28 year veteran known for strolling downtown, greeting people and avoiding arrests when possible, he shaped the town's small city vibe. Fellow officers praised his fairness, kindness and sharp beat knowledge as residents recalled his daily presence on the square.
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