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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 15, 1983

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Great Frederick Fair Begins Setup with Machinery Row Sign

The 121st Great Frederick Fairgrounds bustle as workers Sonny Smith and Butch Stitley erect a sign for the Million Dollar Machinery Row display. Activities open Saturday with the Frederick County 4H Western Horse and Pony Show.

Frederick Sonny Smith Fair Board Butch Stitley Frederick County Phow Sam Yu

Reagan aide fears Soviet faked evidence on KAL 007

National Security Adviser William P. Clark warned Soviets will fabricate new facts to claim the KAL 007 jet was spying. He said the plane was not on any intelligence mission. The piece notes Senate moves to condemn the Soviet action and possible tougher sanctions.

Washington Reagan United States William P. Clark Air Force Association National Security Council Kremlin

Weather Map Words of Wisdom Quote Feature

A brief feature highlights a quote from Robert Louis Stevenson about life versus books. The radar of literary sentiment is paired with a concise reflection on how weather can mirror human experience. The piece preserves period tone in a compact card style.

Robert Louis Stevenson

Frederick County 4H king queen contest opens Great Frederick Fair

Farm Editor Becky Brashear previews the Frederick County 4H event with two contestants for king and eleven for queen as the Great Frederick Fair begins. Weather outlook shows Pleasant days, showers moving in late Friday into Saturday across central Maryland with temperatures in the 70s. Ocean City cool weekend with showers likely, highs near 60, water at 75. David Lesher

Becky Brashear Frederick County Frederick Washington Jack Anderson News- Post Weather Maryland Carroll Howard Montgomery Maryland Ocean Ocean City Hagerstown Unionville Westminster Braddock Heights David Lesher

Begin submits resignation as Israel’s leader amid health and politics

Prime Minister Menachem Begin, reportedly ill and sequestered, sent his resignation to President Chaim Herzog via an envoy ending six years in power. Cabinet Secretary Dan Meridor delivered the letter as Begin stays home with a skin ailment, while coalition talks and Labor Party exchanges shape the path to a new government.

Jerusalem Menachem Begin Chaim Herzog Begin Dan Meridor Herzog Degin Herut Yitzhak Shamir Labor Party Labor Shamir

Frederick lawyers Winters Osburn sentenced on tax fraud charges

Richard M Winters and Robert D Osburn Jr both received five year terms on seven counts of criminal conspiracy and state income tax fraud but runs concurrently. Judge Thieme suspended all but one year per defendant and placed them on five years probation after release. Appeals were announced and bond was continued pending outcome. Motions for new trial were denied.

Annapolis Frederick Anne Arundel County Richard M. Winters Robert D. Osburn Jr Raymond G. Thieme Jr Winter Joseph Murphy Osburn Bernard P. Kole Thieme Winters Murphy Maryland

Soviets lower minisubmarine near Moneron Island crash site

NATO nations suspend flights to Moscow in protest over the downing of Korean Air Lines Flight 007. A Soviet minisubmarine was lowered off Moneron Island to locate the jetliner’s crash site amid a fleet of 24 Soviet vessels and US escort ships.

Moscow Jesse Helms R-N.c Reagan Korean Air Lines NATO Moneron Island Ules Aeroflot Austria France Ireland Switzerland Japan U.S Moneron

Grand jury backs jail tours for county seventh graders

Frederick County grand jury indicts a man for involuntary manslaughter and recommends jail tours for all seventh grade students to provide an eye opening experience. The panel toured Montevue and a new detention center is planned for next year. A bat in Montevue prompted calls for action to curb hazards.

Grand Jury Frederick County Lawerence Montevue

United Way Welcomes Loaned Executive Aid

Frederick United Way gains its first full time loaned executive for the 1983 campaign as Debbie Froth of State Farm assists with campaign planning and volunteer leadership. Joyce Cramer notes the program extends staff capabilities while remaining affordable.

Frederick State Farm Insurance United Way Joyce Cramer George R. Gelles Mount St. Mary's College Deborah J. Frath State Farm Life Insurance Co Frath The United Way of Richard T. Meagher

Frederick parking deck bids fall within cost estimates

Frederick officials say three bids for a six level downtown parking deck are within the estimated $3.1 to $3.2 million. Penu Construction Co. of Hagerstown had the low base bid at 2.998 million, while Dallas Contractors proposed 3.08 million with a 24 thousand deduction for brickwork on the southeast corner of West Patrick and Court Streets. Alderman Cy Bartgis noted Penni would have charged about 60 thousand more for the brick alternate, making Dallas cheaper overall.

Frederick Penu Construction Co Hagerstown Perini Dallas West Patrick Court Streets Calvin Cy” Bartgis Penni Callas

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