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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Oct 25, 1985

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Shultz to visit Moscow for pre summit talks

Secretary of State George P. Shultz will travel to Moscow November 4 to 5 for pre summit talks with Mikhail Gorbachev and Eduard Shevardnadze. He cites major differences between the United States and the Soviet Union and says no nuclear curb agreement is expected before the Geneva summit.

New York George P. Shultz United States Soviet Union Moscow Reagan Mikhail Gorbachev Shultz Eduard A. Shevardnadze Geneva Shevardnadze U.S United Nations

South End meeting highlights minority issues in Frederick

About 50 residents gathered at Asbury United Methodist Church to grill ten aldermen and two mayoral candidates on minority owned business contracts, affirmative action, and housing. Candidates urged action. Young criticized study groups as stalling. Swank proposed a committee for an ordinance, Lane pushed for policy incentives, while Summers noted federal minority contracting hurdles.

Frederick South Frederick Asbury United Methodist Church All Saints Street Steven T. Swank Ronald N. Young Young Metro Arlene Phillips South Street Nwnad Hnainess H. Thomas Summers

Middletown weighs annexing 73 acres amid public hearing

Middletown officials will decide within 30 to 60 days whether to annex 73 acres on the town western edge after a crowded hearing. Neighbors fear higher density development could strain roads and schools while opponents claim the burgess and commissioners have made up their minds. Developers envision 800 possible dwelling units with water and sewer by town services. county plans foresee fewer units unless state approval for a sewage facility near Catoctin Creek is granted. Tax and water rates for new families are outlined.

Middletown Burgess and Board of Commissioners Burgess Bill A. Williams Valley Land Investor Properties Ernest Ausherman Norman Waltz George Stauffer Frederick County Planning Commission Timothy J. Blaser Catoctin Creek Blaser

Anti-apartheid leaders arrested in South Africa

Dozens of antiapartheid leaders were arrested in pre-dawn raids in Cape Town and townships amid riots that toppled shop fronts and vehicles. Up to 60 people detained including lawyers and union leaders. police cited lawlessness as trigger. Local UDF figures condemned actions and noted detentions, while campus leaders expressed shock.

Johannesburg South Africa Cape Town Pretoria Adderley Street United Democratic Front UDF Stuart Saunders University of Cape Town Lionel Louw Western Province Council of Churches Charles Villa-Vicencio

Lane attacks Frederick debt as election nears

GOP challenger Donna Lane told about 15 Frederick County Exchange Club members at the Holiday Inn that the city debt has nearly tripled since 1981 from 7 million to 20 million. She criticized bond rating downgrades and questioned spending priorities, noting downtown projects and poor outlying-area services.

Frederick City Donna Lane GOP Frederick County Exchange Club Lane Frederick Holiday Inn Moody's Standard and Poor Ronald N. Young Hillcrest Orchards U.S. 40 West

Seven oppose county police force at Frederick hearing

Seven speakers at a Frederick County public hearing oppose creating a countywide police department with an appointed chief. Citizens urged growing the sheriff’s department and promoting area municipal forces. Data on incomes and taxes were cited to argue towns can self fund police, while examples like Walkersville and Middletown were highlighted. The task force plans Nov 13 next meeting as they prepare a report for the county commissioners. The sheriff’s budget was reviewed in separate meetings by the commissioners.

Winchester Hall Frederick County Barry C. Lucey County Farm Bureau Frederick County Sheriff's Department Lucey Catherine T. Smith Smith Brunswick Emmitsburg Thurmont

Western Maryland Weather Update

Mostly sunny and breezy today with pleasant conditions. Forecast calls for a high near 66, a low around 36 to 44, and a map of the region on the weather page.

Maryland

To be trusted is a greater compliment toved

A brief quotation attribution presents George MacDonald noting that trust carries deeper praise than cleverness. The line stands as a concise reflection on character over ability.

George MacDonald

Rosenfeld Golden Hand award honors Tommy Grunwell

Radio announcer Tommy Grunwell received the Rosenfeld Golden Hand of Friendship award at a 2000s Frederick event honoring local volunteers. The surprise presentation highlighted Grunwell’s decades of service with WFMD, United Way, Hospice efforts, and community groups, with about 200 attendees including family and colleagues.

Tommy Gronwell WFMD Harry Rosenfeld Frederick Bill Stultz Rosenfeld Tommy Grunwell Wfmd Radio Grunwell Jeanne Bussard Workshop Marine Corps Frederick County Heart Association Bloodmobile Maryland School For the Deaf United Way Ed Thomas Maryland Sheriffs Boys Ranch Frederick County Fair Board Autumn Gold Midland Maryland Railroad Walkersville Taneytown Frederick County

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