Weather outlook for Maryland warms into the weekend
A high pressure system moves offshore by Thursday bringing southwest winds and a sharp warming trend Friday through the weekend. Western Maryland clears and cools tonight with lows 35 to 40, Thursday highs 70 to 74, and Friday very warm. Maryland mountains stay sunny and cool today, then pleasant Thursday. Farm forecast shows southwest winds 10 to 15 mph Friday for drying conditions, sunshine 90 percent Thursday, 70 percent Friday. Yesterday temperatures ranged Frederick 74 to 51, Cumberland 76 to 51, Hagerstown 71 to 63, Oakland 64 to 49, Westminster 74 to 49.
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Showers Predicted Across Arizona Nebraska and Midwest
The National Weather Service forecasts showers today for parts of Arizona and Nebraska Missouri Iowa Indiana Wisconsin and Michigan. The map photo from AP Laserphota illustrates the regional activity.
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Woodsboro May 4 Primary for Two Year Terms at St John’s Church
Voters in Woodsboro will choose two year terms in an election held May 4 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at St John’s Church on North Second Street. Write‑ins allowed. Nominated at the April 8 town council meeting, candidates include Hartwood Cornell Jr., current burgess and longtime resident who runs Cornell’s Exxon. Charles H. Cram, project engineer with the State Highway Administration. and John W. Catshall, incumbent councilman and stock broker with Baker Watts.
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Lottery results and Woodsboro council race details
Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery numbers reported for Tuesday night include Daily Lottery Pick Four and Big 4. In Woodsboro Maryland local politics, incumbents Richard M. Smith and Donald L. Trimmer seek re election with focus on water sewer rates and town stability while challenger Roy F. Snyder emphasizes growth control and visibility.
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County considers police department study and task force
Frederick County commissioners discuss a possible police department, allocating 2.7 million to the sheriff in the 1986 budget and totaling 5.9 million for public safety. Bollinger proposes a nine member task force with five citizens and law enforcement, county government, and Frederick County Connell involvement to study structure and feasibility.
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Annexation talk for David Weinberg farm near airport park
David Weinberg described the farm as not 50 productive, suitable for industrial use near the airport industrial park. The county Economic and Community Development Commission supported industrial use. City officials promised upgrading Gas House Pike to the property's eastern border. The vote to oppose the plan passed unanimously with Commissioner Grosmickle seconding Mrs. Stup. Weinberg called the battle too long and signaled no near-term action unless developers change minds.
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