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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1985
Page
2
In Washington DC the Lucky Numbers drew 6 6 6 and the DC 4 produced 6 0 6 1. In Harrisburg Pennsylvania the Big 4 lottery winning number was 1 5 7 8.
A stationary high over the eastern United States keeps rain chances low for at least seven days. Western Maryland enjoys mild nights with upper 70s to 80s by day, while Maryland beaches stay warm and sunny. Rainfall remains scarce across Frederick and nearby areas, signaling a potentially record dry September if patterns persist.
The National Weather Service forecasts rain across a broad band from New Mexico to Michigan with showers also in most of Colorado and Nebraska and parts of Wyoming. The outlook reflects an active storm pattern impacting central to western states today.
Frederick officials approved a $4.3 million industrial revenue bond for Corporate General Partnership to finance an 84-foot seven-story office building on West Patrick Street beside the Weinberg Center. The project could create up to 320 jobs as rents reach 9,000 square feet per tenant, with design already approved by the Historic District Commission.
Frederick County Commissioners rejected a state plan to purchase Fountain Rock for 490000 dollars and instead offered to lease part of the spring for a trout hatchery. The proposal included a park with hatchery ponds and ballfields on the 22.5 acre site.
Frederick officials struggle to secure an extra 355,889 promised for flood damage repairs amid denials and administrative changes. City records show 329,830 received against 433,987 spent with a lingering chance of reversal, while federal staff notes and audits drift with agency turnover. The dispute centers on altered damage estimates and a flexible funding clause cited by city officials.
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