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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1982

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Truck traffic sparks protest in South Frederick residents

South Frederick Improvement Association leaders and residents aired concerns about heavy truck traffic on a local Street South Thareday route and a nearby alley garage resembling a junkyard. Members cited a city study discrepancy, with 12 trucks in 20 minutes per resident, while officials noted prior engagement and efforts to mediate.

Thareday Ely Trembles Frapees Kadel South Frederick James M. Murphy Thomas C. Pauls

City to sell ten million in bonds for Frederick projects

Frederick officials plan to issue ten million dollars in general obligation notes as a short term step facing the bond market. First National Bank adviser Kirby Smith says the floating rate notes mature in three years and will be sold to investment banks on a bid basis before reaching individuals. Planned September issuance funds water and sewer work, with a November follow up of six point five million for parking and general improvements. The city’s high bond rating supports strong demand for the notes, with future long term bonds planned if interest rates improve. Other action included a Bradbern Construction Co request to skip sidewalks on Willowdale Drive, which the Parks Streets and Sanitation committee opposed based on long standing plans. (Continued on Page A-2)

Frederick Kirby Smith Alex, Brown & Sons Baltimore Kirby Frederick City Carroll Creek Fishing Creek Bradbern Construction Co Willowdale Drive City Parks, Streets and Sanitation Committee Harry T. deMoil

Inside The News Soap and education are not as sedden as a massacre

An ambiguous phrasing notes education and literature as less abrupt than a massacre, citing Twain as a U.S. writer with a year range 1885. The fragment hints at a critique or comparison but lacks clear event, date, or names to anchor a concrete report.

A Twain U.S

Truck driver charged at Rotorex plant near Walkersville

Kenneth L. Gribble of Rockwood Pennsylvania was issued a motor vehicle summons for failure to obey a Maryland state trooper during an incident at the Rotorex plant. Trooper Th. Allen Hewett said the out of state truck driver attempted to back onto company property, ignoring orders and prompting the confrontation with picketers present. No injuries were reported and mediation was the aim of the trooper’s action.

Pennsylvania Maryland Rotorex Walkersville Kenneth L. Gribble Rockwood Th. Allen Hewett Fredernick Hewett

U.S. peace plan faces Israeli rejection and tests ties

The Reagan administration backs the main lines of his peace proposal despite Israel’s cabinet rejecting the plan as one sided. Officials consider sending Shultz or a special envoy to the Middle East to drum up support while Sol Linowitz and others urged a high level negotiator. Arab and Jewish groups criticized the plan for not offering a Palestinian state or PLO role, arguing it undermines regional peace.

Ated Geta Senet Wag Carter Sim Reagan Henry A. Eissinger Brent Scowcroft West Bank Gaza Strip Jordan United States Shirtts Palestine Liberation Organization James Abourezk Arab- American Non-Discrimination League Shultz Taraeli Resgan Camp David

Police to beef up holiday patrols in Frederick County

Frederick County highway patrols will be beefed up for Labor Day Weekend with local agencies cracking down on drunken drivers and speeders. Operation CARE and Spider will run, with overtime funded by federal sources, and aerial speed enforcement planned. Maj. Richard J. Ashton and Cpl. Tom Long of the Maryland State Police warn of increased sobriety tests and general traffic violations to improve safety.

Frederick Cpl Tom Long Maryland Operation Care Maine Florida Cpl. Long Frederick City Frederick County Emmitsburg Opera Aqughel Richard J. Ashton Laur Vay Neeacnn Ashton

Jobless rate 10.8 percent in Frederick County

Frederick County's jobless rate reached 10.8 percent last June, with statewide and national figures noted as well. Ron Winsor of the Maryland Employment Security Administration cites construction and retail weakness as drivers, while May's 10.4 percent and last year's highs are part of a broader unemployment trend.

Frederick County Ron Winsor Maryland Employment Security Administration Winsor Clady Hackett Grees

Labor Day observations close for holiday in Maryland stores

Maryland observes Labor Day on Monday September 6 with federal state county and city offices closed. Post office hours shift to holiday schedule. banks, malls and grocery chains publish altered hours including Safeway, Giant and Weis Markets. Labor Day origins noted with Oregon first proclaiming the holiday in 1887 and widespread adoption by states.

Routsahn's Frederick Woolco Safeway Carmack-Jays Giant Weis Markets Martins United States Canada The Knights of Labor Oregon

Fall sports previews for Frederick teams and leagues

The fall sports section previews high school football and soccer across the region. Sports editor Stan and staffers Dave Ammerhenger Bill Cauley and Marty Dunhem cover Maryland Terrapins collegiate football the National Football League and the Frederick Falcons of the Interstate Football League with team previews and season outlooks.

Stan Dave Ammerhenger Bill Cauley Marty Dunhem Maryland Terrapins Frederick Falcons

Battle over Lake Lingamore control erupts in court

Opposing sides fight for control of the Lake Lingamore plan area with about 4 000 acres and a large lake. LLAPO accuses five members of misusing powers while LLUPO seeks to prove the board acted improperly. Judge Samuel W Barrick ordered LLUPO to amend its claim naming Corbin and spell out actions by the Lake Lingamore authorities.

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