Easter sunrise services set for county churches
Frederick residents will observe Easter with Good Friday services and community sunrise services at 6 a.m. at the Baker Park bandshell, sponsored by Calvary United Methodist Church. If rain, service moves indoors at Second and Bentz. Easter Eve masses and vigils planned at Saint John Catholic, All Saints Episcopal, and other churches with likely large crowds.
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Gromyko calls U S arms plan absurd in warning
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko denounces President Reagan's Europe missile proposal as absolutely absurd and says no chance of agreement if U S position stays the same. He warns NATO would gain a 2.4 to 1 advantage unless Washington rethinks, while Moscow links to Warsaw Pact interests.
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House panel OKs credit-deregulation bill in Maryland
A sweeping credit-deregulation bill, once nearly free of rules, gains consumer protections after a Friday House panel revision. The measure heads to the floor next week with debate slated to start Tuesday and must return to the Senate for final approval. Speaker Cardin says protections were essential for passage.
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Arafat and Hussein Meet in Amman Over Peace Plan
PLO leader Yasser Arafat meets Jordan's King Hussein in Amman to seek authority to represent Palestinians in talks on President Reagan's Middle East plan. Hussein calls the meeting crucial as negotiators work on a compromise formula for broader Arab backing.
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Two-Car Crash Involving Injuries On U S 15 Southbound
Initial reports say two people were injured in a southbound U S 15 collision near State Farm with one patient airlifted or transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital. State police and ambulances assisted as traffic backed up to Rosemont Avenue. a separate Reichs Ford Road crash sent another man to Frederick Memorial Hospital with five responders on site.
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Getting Familiar and Other Views Highlights
Meredith Jeffers from the Department of Social Services presents a feature on familiar topics. Lucian Warren reports on Washington's Gridiron Club happenings. George Plagemz shares a hopeful message. Dot He Larabdin investigates chickens that lay colored eggs.
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Weather Outlook for Great Lakes and Maryland Regions
A large storm will move across the Great Lakes into Canada this weekend bringing rain from late today through much of Sunday. Western Maryland counties expect cloudy skies with rain late today, ending Sunday afternoon, with highs in the 50s and lows in the 40s. Maryland mountains to see showers through Sunday, temps in the 50s. Farm forecast notes easterly winds 10 to 20 mph today shifting to southwest by late Sunday, drying conditions poor Sunday and improving Monday. Temperature readings from Frederick Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg show readings in the upper 50s to low 60s yesterday.
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Tourism rises in Frederick County on mild winter
Tourism promotion in Frederick County reports January and February gains of about 20 percent over last year with 6 489 visitors at two information centers. Mid- Atlantic visitors lead, foreign visitors up 17 percent, and 1983 goals include opening the U.S. 15 Visitor Center near Emmitsburg in October and boosting brochures and media publicity.
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State medical aid changes test patience at DSS
Christine Bickle, director of income maintenance, faces new state medical assistance rules delaying April to May. Staff will retrain through April while clients navigate 16 page forms, with added time to help complete them. The state loosens some income eligibility but raises questions about stock disclosures and new income scenarios.
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Inside The News an Honest Man Is Noblest Work of God
Feature quotes Alexander Pope on honesty as a moral measure. The line anchors a discussion of virtue and character, framing public life and personal integrity as essential civic virtues in this reflective column.
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Stay sought on truck stop plans in New Market
Attorney for New Market residents seeks a stay of Frederick County planning board actions on Carbon Oil Co's proposed 6.2 acre truck stop at Md 144 and Md 75. P. Paul Phillips aims to delay site plan review until circuit court rules on zoning. If successful, the move could save money for both sides.
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