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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1985

Page

5

Maryland gambling controls face uncertain future after hearing

State police seized gaming devices and busted several football betting rings while a major gambling control bill failed in Annapolis. A March hearing at Cole Field House highlighted that current laws are confusing and need revision, with fraternal and nonprofit groups watching closely for any revival.

Maryland Annapolis Cole Field House University of Maryland Indt Thave Shagde

Middletown fixes sewer overflow after root clogged line

Municipal workers restored service to parts of Middletown's sewerage system after a 500 to 600 foot line between the Cone Branch pumping station and the main plant was blocked by roots and a discarded shirt. County workers aided the effort, which followed recent overflows into Cone Branch.

Middletown Cone Branch Burgess Bill A. Williams Williams County Division of Public Works

Vote and Moose meeting note with candidates and civic event

The page lists Republican candidates DeLauter Esworthy Grimes Grove Kennedy Kelley Kreissig Lee Swank Tracey and incumbents Summers along with a Moose chapter meeting led by Linda Engle and Virginia Nicholson. A Broadway access program for 18 000 New York school children offers free tickets to Cats and Dream Girls by the Shubert Organization and Midtown Arts Project, totaling over 750 000 in complimentary tickets since inception.

H. Thomas Summers Merchant Murphy, Phillips Summers Claude R. DeLauter Jr Artie R. Esworthy Jr James 8. Grimes David Grove Bertha J. Kennedy Keith Allen Kelley Jon F. Kreissig William 0. Lee Jr Steven T. Swank Robert H. Tracey New York Berard Jacobs Shubert Organization Shubarts Midtown Arts Project

Investigators reenact bus crash conditions on I-70

Federal and state investigators test a bus like the Aug. 25 crash to study lateral stability at various speeds on a wet road near Jug Bridge. The exercise, led by NTSB engineers, includes braking, lane changes, and simulated weight distribution as officials assess factors in the fatal wreck that killed six and injured 11 en route to Charles Town, West Virginia.

Baltimore Jug Bridge Frederick Charles Town W. Va National Transportation Safety Board GMC Claude Harris NTSB New Market District Harris George Brown Maryland Medical Examiner's Office General Motors Corporation United Bus Owners of America Office of Motor Carrier Safety Tfe Frank Woullard Brown Frederick County Communications Center Montevue Lane Monocacy River Testa New Market Volunteer Fire Company Bob Windsor Hahn Transportation Susan C. Nicol

Motorist killed in Silver Spring crash on New Hampshire Ave

Darryl Craig Friend, 21, of 12904 Falmouth Drive, Silver Spring, died after his 1984 Ford overturned on New Hampshire Avenue near Jackson Road while he swerved to avoid a bicyclist. He was pronounced dead at Holy Cross Hospital from massive head injuries. The bicyclist was not hurt.

Silver Spring New Hampshire Avenue Jackson Road Darryl Craig Friend Falmouth Drive Friend Holy Cross Hospital

Pickets protest AIDS admission at Queens public school

In New York City Queens half of Public School 90 students stayed home on the first day of classes as about 75 mothers with strollers protested a plan to admit a second grade child with AIDS. The city had decided to place one AIDS student in an undisclosed school while offering alternatives for three others.

New York Queens Kenneth Grover Richmond Hill Borough of David Sencer

AIDS policy sparks school board suit in Ozone Park

The Community School Board for District 27 plans an injunction against a Special Review Committee ruling. Samuel Grenier, president, says the suit will demand disclosure of the AIDS pupil’s name to the district where the child would attend.

Community School Board Ozone Park Samuel Grenier

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