Orlinsky Freed From Federal Prison in Pennsylvania
Former Baltimore City Council President Walter S. Orlinsky was released from the federal prison in Allenwood Pa and returned to Baltimore after serving 4 1/4 years of a six month sentence for extortion. He spoke briefly about wisdom gained and potential work options, with final months waived for good behavior.
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Allenwood
Baltimore City Council
Walter S. Orlinsky
Baltimore
Orlinsky
Dave Clarke
Mininem Security Federal Nrigen Force
Senate confirms Adelman to arms post
The Senate confirmed Kenneth L. Adelman as director of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency by a 57 to 42 vote. President Reagan, Vice President Bush, and cabinet members lobbied wavering senators as Adelman faced strong opposition from Sen. Paul Tsongas.
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Senate Today
Kenneth L. Adelman
Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Reagan
George Bush
Richard Lugar
R-Ind
Adelman
Paul Tsongas
D-Mass
Ma Bell
Ocean City Opposes EPA Offshore Waste Burning Plan
Ocean City Maryland residents and Mayor Harry Kelley condemned an EPA proposal to burn toxic chemical wastes offshore 145 miles from shore near the mouth of the Delaware Bay. The plan would use an incinerator ship to dispose of PCB laden wastes in a 20 by 30 mile marine area drawing strong local opposition and questions about research adequate for such disposal.
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Ocean City, Md
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Ocean City
Harry Kelley
Maryland
Kelley
Delaware Bay
Literacy Crisis Urges Action in Harlem Site Visit
New York AP reports Barbara Bush called literacy in the United States perilous, citing 0 million adults unable to read at a fifth grade level. An advertising executive warned business will suffer internationally without improvement. Bush toured The Friendly Place in East Harlem, run by the American Reading Council, urging donations and more libraries to aid the effort.
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New York
Barbara Bush
George Bush
Inside The News Sports Weather Map
A compact feature notes a quote by Oscar Wilde about sentimentalism as a luxury of emotion, reflecting on how feelings carry cost and value in daily life and media culture.
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Oscar Wilde
Navy brass undercut critics in weapons debate
Columnist Jack Andersen argues that Navy top brass undermine critics of weapons systems while other viewpoints cover Canadian ministers in Washington, U S South America policy obstacles, and oil market effects.
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Washington
Jack Andersen
Navy
Boggsn Kisting
Dew Graff
U.S
South America
Bob Wagman
George Plageat
Weather Outlook For Western Maryland Weekend
A cold front brings showers early then clearing and cooler air through the weekend. Western Maryland areas including Carrell Frederick Howard Montgomery and nearby see mostly sunny and cooler conditions with highs in the mid 50s to near 60s and nightly lows in the 20s. Maryland mountains will be partly cloudy and cooler today with highs near 40s and lows around 30. Saturday and Sunday trend partly cloudy with weekend highs mid 40s to near 50, and west winds 10 to 20 mph shifting northwest by Saturday. Temperatur es statewide show Frederick 62 42 Hagerstown 0-42 Westminster 50-37 Gaithersburg 61-36 Leesburg 62-29.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Gee
Ste. Fair
FARM
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersberg
Leesburg
David Lechu
Cardon fuel stop plan approved amid opposition in New Market
Frederick County planning panel narrowly okayed Cardon Oil Co. for a six acre Md 75 Md 144 fuel stop with a 74 room motel and other development on adjacent nine acres. Residents may appeal. Cardon plans a 1.5 million Target Fuel Stop and restaurant and seeks permits.
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Cardon Oil Co
New Market
Frederick County
MD. 75
MD. 144
Cardow
Horace C. Kimball
Cardon
P. Paul Phillips
Circuit Court
Kimball
Leaks Found at Fast Eddie's Gas Station Sunday
At Fast Eddie's on East Patrick Street several thousand gallons may have leaked from three 1800 gallon tanks. A leaky tank holed and was pulled Monday as Maryland DNR investigated a gasoline soil contamination and possible pollutant presence. Evacuations occurred Sunday, residents allowed home by 9 p.m. local officials said no threat to water supply.
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Fast Eddie
Jim Gantz
East Patrick Street
Gantz
Maryland Department of Natural Resources
DNR
Fast Eddie’s
Maryland
Wisner Street
Patrick Street
Eome
Senate budget panel deadlocks on 1984 tax plan stand
The Senate Budget Committee remains split over how large a 1984 tax increase should be to curb the federal deficit. Republican leaders warn the plan could collapse, while moderates push for some tax hikes to support the economic recovery. Conservatives oppose any tax rise.
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Washington
Senate Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
R-N.m
Lsten
Lawton Chiles
D-Fla
Capitol Hill
House
Robert H. Michel
Ill
Congress
Michel
Full House
Reagan
Senate
Orrin Hatch
Rutah
Hatch
Heavy Rains Batters Frederick County Areas
Heavy rains drenched the Frederick area Friday morning causing multiple minor traffic accidents on U S 15 at Hayward Road Md 26 and Md 340. No severe injuries were reported while rising streams prompted partial floods at Fairview Avenue near North Frederick School and the Hamilton Avenue city yard.
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Sheriff's Department
U.S. 15
Hayward Road
Maryland State Polo
MD. 26
U.S. 340
County Roads Department
Fairview Avenue
North Frederick School
Waller Dal
SU Passavic
Frederick City
Hamilton Avenue
Dan Butler
Gas House Pike
Wholesale prices slip as energy helps curb inflation
The Labor Department said wholesale prices dropped 0.1 percent in March and 4.1 percent year to date, led by a 3.2 percent monthly fall in energy. Gasoline slid 6 percent and home heating oil 7.6 percent, while food rose 0.5 percent with vegetable prices surging 21.4 percent due to drought and weather.
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Labor Department
Economisis Prechtiuds Way Witn
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