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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Sep 18, 1985

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Statler Brothers slated for Great Frederick Fair grandstand

Near sellout crowds are expected tonight as The Statler Brothers headline the grandstand show at the Great Frederick Fair. Governor's Day brings Lt Gov Curran, Comptroller Goldstein, and Ag Secretary Cawley, plus lawmakers and Farm Bureau officials, to the event.

Statler Brothers Frederick Fair Air James E. McClellan Fair Board Joseph Currans Maryland Louis Goldstein Secretary of Agriculture Wayne Cawley Del Paul Weisengoff Baltimore Maryland Farm Bureau Jack Miller Weisengoff Frederick Fair McClellan Joseph Free Fair

Reagan to Geneva Summit Aims at Diminishing War Threat

President Reagan says the Geneva talks will address removing the threat of war or nuclear attack. He rejects limiting Star Wars research, accuses the Soviets of propaganda, and notes the need for willingness to engage with Mikhail Gorbachev despite not needing personal friendship.

Washington Reagan Geneva Mikhail Gorbachev Tass Soviet Union Gorbachev Communist Party

Weir release ends 16 months of Beirut captivity

The Rev Benjamin Weir, among seven American hostages in Beirut, is freed after more than 16 months in captivity. The Presbyterian Church announced the news citing his wife as the source. A White House official declined to add details and Reagan was expected to address the matter later.

White House Reagan Washington Benjamin Weir Beirut Presbyterian Church Weir Carol Weir Dale Williams Church New York Concord N.H Administration

Beiruts crisis widens with shelling and car bomb blast

A rocket and mortar attack struck the suburban palace of President Amin Gemayel in Beirut amid Christian Moslem clashes. A car bomb at a South Lebanon Army post in the Israeli zone killed or wounded scores, with claims of casualties on both sides. Police noted 18 dead and 88 wounded in Beirut and Tripoli amid pro Syrian and pro Palestinian militias fighting.

Beirut Lebanon Amin Gemayel Gemayel Jerusalem Tripoli Tellet Alman

Pleasant Spring Weather With Warm Dry Day

Sunny and warm conditions prevail across the region with highs near 78. Dry air supports pleasant temperatures as lows fall to the upper forties. Western Maryland forecast notes are included with a map on the page and a feature on 4H Champion cakes alongside other food ideas.

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Frederick County OKs 50 Acre Annexation Near Frederick

The Frederick County Commissioners approved the 50 acre Bowers Nallin tract north of Md 26 and east of Md 355 for annexation with the city to impose industrial zoning. They delayed ruling on the 250 acre Robert K. Wormald property to address whether the city can absorb both tracts without Frederick Trading Company joining, noting state law forbids enclave creation.

Frederick County City of Frederick Bowers Nallin MD. 26 MD. 355 Robert K. Wormald Wormald Bowers/ Nallin Frederick Trading Company Frederick Trading

County seeks control of rezoning process as hearings stretch

Commissioners explore ways to keep county oversight over development and review twice yearly rezoning filings. A public hearing set for Oct 15. plan includes no special exceptions and requires owner requests for changes. Controversy over annexation, density, and the Wormald and Frederick Trading parcels cited by officials and planners.

David Rice Planning Commission Galen R. Clagett Sterling E. Bollinger

Mathias pushes plan for televised Senate debates

Senator Charles Mathias opens Rules Committee hearings on legislation to permit gavel to gavel TV and radio coverage of Senate proceedings. He compares public demand for Senate coverage to the public’s interest in baseball star Pete Rose, stressing the need for citizens to see how the Senate operates.

Washington Senate Charles McC. Mathias Jr Reed Mathias Senate Rules Committee Rules Committee Pete Rose Robert Dole Howard Baker Baker

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