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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1990
Page
1
Street says he has worked for the building company for fourteen years and remains unfazed by painting on a two foot wide scaffold high above the ground.
Frederick man Charles Randolph Davis to remain jailed after bail denial. Prosecutor cites flight risk. Davis, 37, faces capital murder charges for the May 24 1980 killing of Bilmaris Rivera of Arlington Virginia. Judge notes extradition rights while Davis contends he has paid his dues.
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev may meet next weekend to seek Gulf crisis resolution while Iraq relocates foreign personnel and prepares to release Western women and children. UN talks with Tariq Aziz continue in Amman as Moscow hosts possible Arab troop deployment and multinational force withdrawals. James Jackson accompanies evacuees, with Japan chartering flights for its citizens.
Incumbent Gov William Donald Schaefer, despite favored renomination, vows to contest the race with seriousness. In a Friday interview he warns against complacency and outlines priorities for his next administration, including tax reform not shifting wealth from rich counties to poor. He cautions about potential revenue shortfalls as he, age 68, has raised more funds.
The article notes that Schaefer plans a campaign exceeding two million dollars for a two term governor race and outlines primary fights against Fred Grassler Jr. and a potential general election matchup with the winner of William S. Shepard versus Ross Z. Pierpont. It references allocation of primary funds and a continued story on foreign affairs and Kuwait during the Iraq invasion with embassies affected.
A man posing as a Guardian Angel interrupted a sale of firearms in a city housing project Friday. The seller fled after dropping a small .22 and an Uzi, as Cpl. Richard Eyler recovered the empty gun. A white male suspect, 5'7" with thin build, jeans and a T shirt, fled in a burgundy car.
Governor William Donald Schaefer gathers wary opponents from both major parties who rail at his state budget. In the Democratic race, Frederick Graisser Jr. challenges with Sanford Abrams as his running mate, while in the Republicans William Shepard challenges with Lois Shepard as his lieutenant.
A Sears employee at Francis Scott Key Mall escaped an armed man on Thursday night. The woman, about 9:15 pm, slid into the passenger seat and drove off as the suspect fled in her car, which was later recovered near Lowe’s. The man, white in his mid 20s, 5 ft 7 in, thin, dirty with sandy hair and a blond mustache, wore blue jeans and possibly a bandana. Det Tim Clark urged anyone with tips to call 694-1046 or 694-4588.
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