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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1989
Page
1
San Francisco reports heavy rain and gale warnings as transit systems provide limited traffic movement on the first workday after the quake. Authorities halt some searches amid unstable rubble while power outages and landslide fears persist near the Bay Area.
Congress moves fast on a disaster package estimated at 2.5 to 5 billion dollars for the San Francisco Bay area quake damage. Bush promises swift help with no red tape while Cranston warns some losses will exceed government aid.
In Beirut Gen. Michel Aoun denounced the Taif accord as a road to hell and warned he may dissolve Parliament after rejecting the Arab brokered peace plan lacking a Syria withdrawal timetable. He urged a referendum and warned of renewed shelling as Shiite militias and Christian forces clash over Lebanon’s future.
A Sunday rally in the Frederick County Courthouse plaza drew more than 200 attendees, dozens of them children, organized by the Frederick Evangelical Ministerial Fellowship to oppose pornography. Leaders urged actions such as boycotts of stores selling pornographic material and credited past wins over retailers.
A quirky note reports England's most haunted house will welcome visitors this Halloween, amid clear cold conditions elsewhere with lows in the 30s and mild afternoons around 70, per Western Maryland weather map and SEC PREC notes about the day.
Paul Magaha the 32 year old grandson of former mayor E Paul Magaha profiles as a candidate for alderman. He backs the Carroll Creek project and emphasizes quality of life and economic vitality in Frederick where his family has long resided. He is a bank supervisor with a Syracuse political science master’s degree and limited government experience. He cites impact of the Carroll Creek Project on local business and downtown activity.
Fran Baker, a Republican and former Frederick planning commissioner, announces her bid for alderman, saying she wants to contribute to Frederick not for politics but from citizen service. She lives on Third Street with husband Joseph and raises a family, balancing a modern home with portraits and keepsakes reflecting local history.
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