New ideas in Falkland peace effort
Washington AP Secretary Haig reports to Reagan progress on easing Britain Argentina tensions over the Falkland Islands. Both leaders avoided details on new ideas while Thatcher in Parliament pressured Argentina to withdraw, Haig promising further shuttle diplomacy with London and Buenos Aires.
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Courthouse left vacant until roof corrected in Frederick County
Frederick County officials delayed occupancy of the $9.2 million Patrick Street courthouse as leaks around windows hint at roof and parapet defects. Commissioners, contractor, and architect will meet to decide repairs and who pays, while a punch list assesses construction against specifications. Occupancy remains uncertain pending fixes.
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Richard L. Grossnickle
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Adrian McC. Remsberg
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Charles C. Smith
Remsberg
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Brunswick appoints dog warden to curb loose dogs
The town of Brunswick appoints Clarence Webber as official dog warden after mounting complaints about dogs running loose and barking. The leash rule requires dogs to be leashed or under command, with a $30 fine for owners who do not claim a stray from the town, and rabies-shot status affecting possible county fines.
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New Town
Clarence Webber
Webber
Animal Control Center
Frederick
Brunswick City Hall
Mitch Deener
County adopts new ethics law in Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners approve a new ethics ordinance covering five commissioners, the treasurer, 21 employees, and nine board members. The measure, awaiting State Ethics Commission approval before July 1, and amid debate over whether the Board of Education falls under it, creates a three member volunteer Ethics Commission to respond to citizen complaints.
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Two in race for Emmitsburg mayor
Emmitsburg voters face a mayoral choice on April 27 between Dr. Robert M. Preston and Joan Boyle, each with strong credentials to fill the seat vacated by Richard Sprankle who has served six of the past eight years and will not seek re election.
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Optimism dims as budget talks press for compromise
Washington AP report shows Republicans wavering on a budget deal with the Reagan administration and Democrats. Reagan remains adamant against changing the 10 percent income tax cut slated for 1983, threatening a possible breakdown of negotiations. Negotiators, including Michel, Domenici, and Dole, meet in secrecy as House and Senate leaders weigh concessions such as reduced Social Security cost of living increases.
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New Mexico
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Senate
Howard Baker
Tennessee
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Inside The News Marriage romance ends with hero’s death
A romantic narrative notes a marriage as central yet ends with the hero dying in the first chapter. The anonymous author frames a tragic turn, highlighting love set against loss and early death in the storyline.
Soviets Aid Argentina With British Fleet Data
U S officials say the Soviet Union is supplying Argentina with satellite data and intercepted radio traffic about the British fleet moving toward the Falkland Islands. Five Soviet ships were said to be in reach, though precise locations were disputed.
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Argentina
Washington
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Falkland Islands
U.S
South Atlantic
Falklands
Poland marks fifth month under martial law blackout
In Warsaw many households lit Solidarity candles as martial law entered its fifth month. An underground Radio Solidarity called for a 15 minute home blackout, but turnout appeared limited. A Pole cited forgetfulness and apathy as motives for not joining the protest.
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Poland
Solidarity
Solidarity Radio
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Food Herbal Lore and World Views Collide in Paper’s Highlights
Sandra Seymour explains herbs as teaching tools for children. Sara Woodfield shares colorful restaurant anecdotes. Kathryn Jenkins gives eggs tips. Jack Anderson notes Brezhnev health matters and Kim Il-sung in fading health may drive regional developments. Steven Becker covers Republican dissent on the Reagan budget. Robert Reid weighs Falklands, John Starrels on energy in Eastern Europe, Dick Kletner on showbiz. Anse Kelley profiles Ruby Roderick, RN, a cornerstone of local medicine for 35 years.
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Sara Woodfield
Frederick County
Kathryn Jenkins
Washington
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
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Kim Il-sung
Steven Becker
Robert Reid
Falkland Islands
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Dick Kletner
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News-Post
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Ruby Roderick
Pleasant spring weather to follow yesterday showers
Yesterday's showers mark the leading edge of a dry air mass bringing pleasant spring weather today and Thursday across Western Maryland and Maryland mountains. Mostly sunny with highs in the 60s to near 70, lows around freezing to 40s. Winds NW 16 to 15 mph today and W around 10 mph Thursday. Drying conditions excellent both days. Temperature readings from Frederick 76 44 Hagerstown 74 44 Westminster 74 41 Gaithersburg 74 43 Leesburg 74 42.
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Gaithersburg
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