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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1987

Page

3

Frederick Community College Bans Smoking in Restrooms

The Board of Trustees at Frederick Community College issued a smoking ban in restrooms after complaints about smoke-filled facilities. While most areas remain non smoking, a few exceptions exist including a room in the eating area, a lounge, and some faculty offices where smoking remains allowed, with outdoor options available due to Maryland's mild climate.

Frederick Community College College Maryland

Signs dot Old Annapolis Road area in Maryland

Thirty four road signs line Old Annapolis Road north of New Annapolis in a 34 percent mile stretch after repaving. The dense curve layout plus dips rises school bus stops and other warnings seek to reduce accidents in the county. Use caution on Md 75 and Md 26 as well.

Maryland Old Annapolis Road New Annapolis Road MD. 75 MD. 26 Walkersville Cramer U.S. Post Office Eaves

Pilot survives near miss after door opens in mid flight

Annapolis Bureau Chief Rob Reid recalls a twin engined commuter flight off New England where the rear door opened during turbulence. Captain Richard Dempsey clung to the hatch upside down as the co pilot landed at Portland Maine, with Dempsey grateful to see sunrise.

Atlantic New England Portland Maine Richard Dempsey Paul Boucher Dempsey Chanute Field Wingis

Space Needle saga shows costly federal delay battle

Pat Purvis, a 69 year old former builder, fought the U S Government over $2.5 million in interest and overtime costs tied to the Space Needle project at the 1962 Seattle World's Fair. After decades of appeals and a private relief bill struggle, he would settle for $700,000 though Congress must act. The fight highlights bureaucratic inertia, bond losses, and delayed compensation for work performed under pressure.

Washington U.S Pat Purvis Purvis Seattle Tooney Feds General Services Administration GSA Board of Contract Appeals U.S. Court of Claims Congress Court of Claims Coeur d’Alene Idaho Gary Clouser Larry Craig James McClure White House Reagan Administration Agriculture Department Department Energy Department Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Record Street Work Near City Library in Frederick

Fifty years ago yesterday, a curb and sidewalk project in front of the C Burr Artz library aimed to finish paving in a day or two. Nearby, the Maryland Guard's Camp Perry team reported a world record score of 797 in infantry rifle matches.

Record Street C. Burr Artz Library John Tr. Best Eugene W Pruitt Parkway School Church Street Washington Street Parkway

Howard Hageman Delivers Sermon at New England Church

In upstate New York, Howard Hageman, ex-high school football manager and Harvard alum who led the New Brunswick Theological Seminary, preached at a small local church. A 39-person crowd heard his talk on happiness and pleasure, with notes on church layout, the Palmer House Cafe, and a lyric from the hymn Love Divine.

Howard Hageman New England New York Howard Harvard New Brunswick Theological Seminary Williamsburg Palmer House New York Times By & A.m Academy Alpha and Omega Tribune Media Services

Presidential hopefuls seek a dictator to boost image

Dale McFeatters notes that a credible U S candidate might need a photogenic dictator to project strength. He cites Robert Dole’s encounter with Daniel Ortega in Managua as a campaign tactic and weighs possible choices like Fidel Castro or Muammar Gaddafi, warning of risks and the air power of Chad.

United States Robert Dole R-Kan Nicaragua Daniel Ortega Managua Dole Ortega Banana Peoples Repub Nixon Fidel Castro Muammar Gaddafi Castro Fidel Gaddafi Chad

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