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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1985
Page
2
Fire log shows 14 emergencies and 2 routine calls over the past 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. Fire activity centered along East Potomac Street and Brunswick with a building fire in Brunswick area. Ambulance calls reported for Lovettsville and surrounding Brunswick locales. Dial 911 for emergencies.
The Senior Fellowship Center in Frederick lists a week of activities from Sept 30 to Oct 4 at 520 N Market St. Events include bowling at Village Lanes, YMCA fitness, ceramics, art, crafts, pool, and a Seventh Street Shopping Center trip, with times noted for each day. Myers discusses plans for a new structure in the Carroll Creek floodplain with first floor unuseable, second-floor shop space, and higher offices. He hopes to start Sears building and new structure simultaneously and expects first tenants in about a year.
The Maryland State Police Troopers Association held an annual picnic at a park near the Monocacy River with the National Coalition of State Troopers. Neighbors and a security guard reported a mess with beer consumption and garbage piled six feet high. Lt Johnny Hughes, president of the association, was unavailable for comment.
Montgomery County Red Cross announces a nutrition course titled Better Eating for Better Health at 2020 East West Highway Silver Spring running Tuesdays and Thursdays November 5 to December 12 from noon to 2 pm. Taught by Marcia Sandground RD, the class costs 20 dollars and registration closes October 31. For details call 588-2515 weekdays. Einstein born in Ulm Germany on March 14 1879.
Hash says he fits residency rules and will provide proof to the Frederick County elections office before ballot placement. He outlines plans to improve city services, restore historical character, upgrade police and public works, fix streets, and address distressed South Market South and All Saints streets. He vows to put workers to work, claims to be a working person’s candidate, and notes a four page letter to President Reagan on national strategy. He quit school in 11th grade to work in construction and once helped build the Church Street parking garage in 1975. He told Mayor Young he would someday have the job. He also mentions supporting increased weapon stocks and protection around Fort Detrick. He emphasizes care for all working people regardless of race.
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