Reagan branding Khadafy a mad dog amid terror attacks
President Reagan labeled Moammar Khadafy a mad dog while cautioning he was not yet ready to blame the Libyan leader for recent terror attacks on Americans. He said evidence is being gathered as he spoke at a news conference, with Khadafy named a definite suspect in the TWA jetliner bombing over Greece and the West Berlin nightclub attack. He warned that retaliation would come only if individuals are identified and actions planned.
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Associated Press
Washington
Reagan
Moamsmar Khadafy
Khadafy
TWA
Greece
West Berlin
Mad Dog
Middle East
George Bush
Gulf of Oman
Jimmy Carter
Berlin
Neighbors Oppose Fort Detrick Razor Wire Fence
Residents of Heather Ridge Court express fears of a police state appearance and safety risks from concertina wire planned along the Fort Detrick perimeter. They cite potential injuries to children and pets, property-value concerns, and call for security measures that avoid barbed blade fencing. Col. Mark Hoke ordered the installation starting February, with wire already on Oppossumtown Pike and nearby facilities.
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Rosemarie Grant
Heather Ridge Court
East Berlin
Fort Detrick
Det Rice
Mark Hoke
Oppossumtown Pike
East Coast Telecommunications Center
Ambertowne Condominium
Heather Ridge
Daughter testifies in suit over therapist lover affair
The parents of a 26 year old woman suing psychiatrist Anthony Garofano for 700000 recount learning of the affair only after their daughter attempted suicide decades after initial therapy. The trial in Frederick Circuit Court heard Garofano admit the romance and that certain psychotherapy harms occurred.
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Garofano
Frederick
Cold snap threatens gardens and fruit blossoms in region
Nighttime temperatures near freezing through the week threaten vegetables and flowering beds as early plantings, including tomatoes, geraniums, impatients and begonias, risk damage. Local growers advise indoors protection or plastic coverings and delaying new plantings until May 5 to May 10. peach blossoms and other crops may be jeopardized, with some advice to move hardy varieties indoors or into greenhouses. Continuous coverage requested. continued on Page A-4.
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Grape Creek Nursey
Walkersville
Marin Parling
Sheridan Gardens
Frederick
Darling
Sandra Sp
Charles
Cw “Ad
Grape Creek
Weather outlook for Western Maryland with cold nights
Partly cloudy and breezy tonight with lows from 32 to 46. Friday brings partly sunny skies and a touch warmer with highs 48 to 54. The brief weather note also includes a quotation from Sydney Smith urging modesty and warning against the costs of glory.
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Maryland
Spring cleaning urged for city by Frederick Mayor
Frederick Mayor Ronald Young urged city residents to clean up downtown for spring and reduce disorder. He warned teens and young adults may gather and cause trouble with abusive language, drinking, and portable radios on sidewalks. Police will again monitor and arrest if offenses occur. Young proposes an ordinance banning street radios unless earplugs are worn to keep the city orderly.
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Srriva
Frederick
Ronald So Loung Fas
Hekovine
Young
Walkersville rezoning bid denied amid flood and crowd opposition
Walkersville town council rejected a proposal to rezone 11 acres south of Biggs Ford Road and west of Maple Avenue from R-1 to R-2, blocking plans for 60 to 4 townhouses. Residents warned that higher density would worsen stormwater, schools, and road congestion, and questioned water capacity for a dual system.
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Walkersville
Biggs Ford Road
Maple Avenue
Marvin E. Ausherman
Melvin Filler
Georgetown Road
MD. 26
Water and Sewer Services
Lawrence W . Roler
Bevin Company
Roller
Ausherman
Planning Commission
Mighty Oak Nuclear Test Quiet After Protests Near Las Vegas
A Nevada desert test codenamed Mighty Oak went ahead near Las Vegas after weather delays and protests. The underground detonation at 20 kilotons occurred 1200 feet deep in Rainer Mesa, 93 miles northwest of Las Vegas, with four demonstrators arrested for trespassing and no incidents reported.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Ney
Nevada Desert
Mighty Oak
Energy Department
Jack Campbil
Rainer Mesa
Frederick coach suspended amid high school football turmoil
The News Post reports Frederick High School football coach Steve Wilson has been suspended by county authorities. Wilson led Frederick Varsity to a state Class A championship before the 40-7 season run and a 4 championship effort across multiple seasons. Details were not available as of this morning.
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Shine Sh Ster
Steve Wilson
Frederick
Wnd
Elven
SAS Pesini
Wilson
Adyvaneise
Mirasivedh
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