Reagan poised to lift Soviet grain embargo before weekend
AP reports President Reagan set to end the 3 year embargo amid strong indications. White House sources and officials caution no decision has been made though speculation centers on a phased easing with initial access to wheat and soybeans. Analysts noteUS wheat surplus and political pressure from farm groups shape timing before markets close for the weekend.
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Reagan
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Carter
Afghanistan
Poland
Edwin Meese III
United States
Reagan to address joint session on economic program
President Reagan will speak to a joint session of Congress at 9 p.m. EDT Tuesday in his first public appearance since last month’s assassination attempt. The brief address, focused on the economic program, aims to show vigor and mark his return to the political forefront.
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Washington
Reagan
Congress
White House
Adoption program to feel severe impact of proposed budget cuts
Mrs Gladys Jacobson of Frederick County Social Services warns 25 percent staff cuts would hit adoption and foster care services for hard to place children. She cites budget proposals by the Reagan administration as risking reduced subsidies for special needs children and a shift to mandated services. In 1980 the agency placed 22 children ages two to 18, many from foster homes, with complex steps to reach permanent homes. The agency currently has one case worker slot for such cases. Continued on Page A-4.
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Gladys Jacobson
Frederick County
Social Services
Jacobson
Commissioners urged to consider more than mediocrity for schools
Frederick County Commissioners faced a crowded public hearing as parents teachers and students urged larger funding for the board of education. Budget director Harold K Keller Jr said revenue increases would be modest. the county proposed 10 percent more to 29.56 million, 24 percent below the board’s request, risking cuts to staffing substitutes capital projects textbooks and summer programs.
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Frederick County Commissioners
Board of Education
Harold K Keller Jr
Gordon M Anderson
Anderson
Kemptown
Monocacy
Frederick High School
Local weather and odd phrasing report
Patchy clouds and unclear forecast details describe Saturday conditions with stray mentions of winds and temperatures. The fragment hints at a regional briefing and mixed notes on events but contains many garbled terms and incomplete data.
Daylight Saving Time Begins Sunday Across Most States
Washington reports DST starts at 2am Sunday as clocks move ahead one hour for six months. About 48 states switch to daylight time, with Arizona Hawaii and much of Indiana staying on standard time. Yale lawyer M4 leads the government time zone office for inquiries.
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Washington
Robert Ross
Arizona
Hawaii
Indiana
Transportation Department
County urged to approve tax equity payment in Frederick
Budget staff backs the full 31 236 tax equity payment to reimburse duplicative taxes and services. The study committee’s formula aims to offset apparent overpayments by municipal residents, prompting calls from budget officials, county and city officials, and the county administrator for approval. The public hearings covered the year’s budget and related municipal reimbursements.
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Fredenck
Frederick City
Municipa
Municpal
Coure Incarnate
Marie Peri
Protestants threaten IRA backlash amid Sands hunger strike
In Belfast protests flare as Protestant groups vow retaliation against the IRA and its supporters over the hunger strike of Bobby Sands. Sinn Fein warns Sands could die imminently as sectarian violence fears rise, with the Ulster Defense Association leading a new alliance after days of riots in Belfast Londonderry and surrounding towns.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Bobby Sands
Ulster Defense Association
Londonderry
Judge foils Maryland double celling plan at Jessup
U S District Court Judge Alexander Harvey II rejected the plan by state officials to use double-celling and double-tier bedding at Jessup Annex and a House of Correction dormitory as a fix for prison overcrowding. Gov. Harry Hughes plans to appeal to the Fourth Circuit to seek further remedies while stressing public safety.
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Annapolis
Jessup
Harry Hughes
U.S. District Court
Alexander Harvey II
Baltimore
House of Correction
Hughes
Stephen Sachs
U.S. 4Th District Circuit Court of Appeals
Richmond
Louis Panos
Maryland
Harvey
Atlanta deaths doubted after civil rights leader cites psychopath
Authorities remain split on claims by a civil rights figure who says a psychopath is behind at least six of twenty five slayings of young blacks in Atlanta. Fulton County DA Lewis Slaton questions CORE and FBI assertions, warning that public statements could hinder police work and tip off the suspect as investigations continue.
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Atlanta
FBI
Fulton County
Lewis Slaton
Iavis
Roy Innis
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Core
Innis
Slaton
Snots
Young and Crippen Pass Used Columbia to New Crew
Astronauts John Young and Bob Crippen formally transfer the Space Shuttle Columbia to a new crew at a Houston news conference ending a three year association with the craft. They joke about the ship while praising its phenomenal maiden flight as technicians had wrestled through engine and thermal problems.
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Young
Crippen Pass
Columbia
John Young
Bob Crippen
Flonda
World on Wheels: a tangled transit feature review
Columnist Robert Walvert discusses evolving mobility as Remy Vogt and Tom Raum weigh in on transportation policy and industry shifts. The piece surveys public opinion, technical hurdles, and notable voices shaping the future of travel.
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Othfraifrs
Anthony Haugen
Robert Walvert
Colummet Don Armen
Tom Raum
Fragmented Textural Echoes From An Esoteric Meeting
A scrambled, OCR like passage presents a garbled stream of words and names. It hints at a discussion of administrations and meetings with scattered references to places and people, but concrete events and outcomes are unreadable due to severe transcription errors.
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