Astronauts eager for early start on spacewalk
Two astronauts Musgrave and Peterson prepared for a planned 4 10 pm EST spacewalk from the Challenger cargo bay after entering the airlock. Mission Control allowed a one hour early start for better TV and radio contact. The pair tested suits and planned to attach 50 foot tethers, inspect tools, and practice maneuvers for satellite service and shuttle repairs amid prior suit issues.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Challenger
Missiwd Spellausin
Siwiy Dhusgrave
Donald Peterson
Paul Weitz
Florida
Guy Gardner
Musgrave
Peterson
Ainiock
Mission Control
F Troop
NASA
Musg
Beng
Moon
Frederick teachers vote on binding grievances in contract
Rak es me Rak es me continues as teachers discuss salaries and the pact. Marvin C. Anthony says the agreement to binding grievances could invite administrative decisions outside the county. A membership ballot is set for the week of April 11 with results at the Bok meeting. The school board budget hearing is scheduled for 8 pm April 28 at Winchester Hall in Frederick. Nancy Lase
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Faw
Marvin C. Anthony
Teachers’ Association
Bok
Board of Education
Winchester Hall
Church St
Frederick
Nancy Lase
School board debates seventh grade birth control unit
Advisory committee recommends dropping all birth control content from seventh grade. The board, 24 to 0, rejects the recommendation, with Mrs Yingling and John Martin voting yes. Some members favor delaying to eighth or ninth grade while others defend teaching it as a logical part of the information. Superintendent Berger notes parental opt outs exist. The board also approves keeping abortion recognition in the tenth grade biology unit.
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Thong
Yingling
John Martin
Mass. Vinbune
Berger
Sendy Herkathron
Heckathorn
State Attorney General's Office
Lulu Oe
State Attorney General’s Office
Bowerman
Bane
China China US cultural exchanges hit by asylum move
China announced it will halt cultural exchange items not carried out under the 1982 1983 accord with the United States. Ding said the U.S. asylum decision is unfriendly and harms Sino US exchanges. He cited cancellations of a Chinese cultural delegation visit, a small performing arts exchange, and two mutual exhibits. Also, advisory committee members criticized the voting process and curriculum focus area debates.
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China
United States
Ding
U.S
Charles Freeman
Maryland House approves credit-deregulation bill
The Maryland House narrowly passed a sweeping credit deregulation bill 72 63 after five hours of debate. Opponents denounced the banking industry while supporters said the measure keeps consumer safeguards and boosts competitiveness with states like Delaware.
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Annapolis
House of Delegates
Maryland
Delaware
House
Senate
Raymond Dypski
Baltimore
Dypski
Ueusel
Fred Rummage
Prince George’s
Benjamin Cardin
Teenager killed in Wednesday evening accident
In foggy Wednesday night two car collision in Silver Spring killed 14-year-old Elizabeth Tilmore Greenbaum of Sussex Road and sent three other teens to area hospitals in fair to critical condition. The other driver Salvatore Michael Torfors, 25, of Mount Pisgah Road, was treated and released. police cited speed and driver error as factors.
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Montgomery Bureau
Silver Spring
Elizabeth Tilmore Greenbaum
Sussex Road
Jessica Ann Greenbaum
Sussex Ave
Washington Adventist Hospital
Leah Leona LeDue
Katherine Elizabeth Margolis
Takoma Park
Prince George’s General Hospital
Sligo Avenue
Montgomery County
Greenbaum
Salvatore Michael Torfors
Mount Pisgah Road
Holy Cross Hospital
Police arrest Frederick youth in Weis Market break‑in attempt
A Frederick City youth, 17, was charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony and curfew violation after a 1:34 a.m. Weis Market break‑in attempt on South Jefferson Street. Police, including K‑9 Brutus, found him on the roof and he was released to his mother.
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Frederick City
Weis Market
South Jefferson Street
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Jeffrey E. Keilholtz
Timothy Ayers
K-9
Brutus
Gary L. Heerd
Carrollton Drive
News Notes and Rates from Frederick MD Newspaper
AP leased wires and features list staff titles including George B Delaphaine Jr as President and Publisher and Fred J Archibald as Associate Publisher. Advertising director Philip W Hammond and other officers are named. Mail rate figures show outside area one month 6.00, three months 15.00, six months 28.00, one year 48.00. Motor route rates: one month 2.86, two months 5.60, three months 4.40, one year 39.60.
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George B. Delaphaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene B. Young
Midwest and Plains Weather Showers Forecast Friday
The National Weather Service predicts showers and rain across central and western Guilime the Midwest on Friday. Snow is forecast for the southern Plains, while rain is expected in New England.
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Jimmy's Cleaners
Patrick Street Shopping Center
National Weather Service
Guil Ime
Midwest
Siow
Southern Plain
New England
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