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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1983

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End of Kreisky era signals shift in Austria politics

In Vienna Chancellor Bruno Kreisky resigns as Socialists lose their 11 year parliamentary majority while conservatives gain seats, prompting coalition talk likely with the Freedom Party. In Washington NASA says Pioneer 10 will pass Neptune June 13 then leave the solar system, sending sun photos. In Kentucky eight amateur spelunkers remain trapped but safe in a cave as divers assess the rising water. In Detroit Congressman Parren Mitchell criticizes planned Black unemployment and Reagan policy at the Fight For Freedom dinner.

Vienna Austria Bruno Kreisky Socialist Party National Council People’s Party Final Freedom Party Mount Vernon Kentucky Stanley Hale Detroit Parren Mitchell Mitchell Maryland Democrat

Mudslide trench could swallow homes and road in Relay

In Relay Maryland residents and engineers warn a spring rain driven mudslide trench behind Bradley Johnson’s 700 block Woodland Drive could destroy two homes within a year and threaten a county road plus two more homes in two years if it enlarges. Johnson says officials have been unhelpful though they visit.

Relay, Md Bradley T. Johnson Woodland Drive Johnson

Potomac River Expected Crest Two Feet Above Flood Stage Today

The heavy weekend rain prompts a Potomac crest about two feet over flood level at 7 a.m. per the National Weather Service. Weak high pressure will bring fair, milder days ahead. Western Maryland areas see sun after cloudiness with highs 40s to near 70 and chilly nights in the 30s. Maryland mountains expect sun and cool to warm. Farm forecast notes northwest winds easing, drying conditions. Yesterday temperatures span the region with mid 50s to low 60s.

Potomac National Weather Service Maryland Carrell Frederick Howard Montgomery Washington Hagerstown Westminster Gaithersburg Leesburg David Lesher

Deported War Criminal Policy Struggles Stressed

Investigative columnist Jack Andersen reports the U.S. faces difficulties in deporting a former German war criminal. Photographer Bob Leverene captures the Wetlee New Market Middletown Valley Pair Races. Ed Waters Jr. reveals London lines as the editor notes travel and business-finance ties to aid for the poor amid AI cuts.

Washington Jack Andersen U.S News-Post Bob Leverene Wetlee New Market Middletown Valley Travel — News Ed Waters Jr London

Inside The News Words of Wiedom

The quote attributed to Jean Rowsseau notes that a feeble body weakens the mind, reflecting a French philosopher's view on health and intellect.

Jean Rowsseau

Roads closed as waters rise in Frederick County

Five roads remained closed Monday morning due to high water as rainfall totals near two inches caused the Potomac River to crest two feet above flood stage. The weekend rain also forced rescheduling of the March of Dimes Superwalk, which drew over two thousand participants, while Thurmont hosted a successful Catoctin Mountain Spring Celebration despite wet weather.

Monocacy Bottom Road Monocacy River March of Dimes Sem Yu Greenfield Road Ad Sears Road Delta Road Michael’s Mill Road National Weather Service Potomac Ms. Treiber Catoctin Mountain Thurmont Richard Hahn Hahn U.S. 15 Thurmont Middle School

Emmitsburg to elect new town commissioners this week

Incumbent John C. Dick and four challengers compete for two Emmitsburg Board seats as J Norman Flax steps down after 21 of 24 years. Voters will choose Tuesday from noon to 7 p.m. at the town office amid debate over leasing land for a ski resort on College Mountain.

Emmitsburg J. Norman Flaz Flax Barry C. Maloney Washington, D.C College Mountain Tes Preston Dorothy D. Davis William D. Smith Robert L. Wilson Kermit Lowe

City drains reservoir for inspection and bids

Frederick Public Works Director Robert Strine says Fishing Creek Reservoir was drained last week to allow contractors to inspect the structure before bid submission. Bids are open now, with construction planned to start in mid June and finish about nine months later, affecting about 15 Mountaindale families and nearby residents who lose reservoir pressure during the project.

Fishing Creek Robert Strine Public Works Frederick Strine Mountaindale

Shultz Habib Ambassadors Meet in Cairo for Peace Effort

Secretary of State George P. Shultz and U S ambassadors to Israel Syria Jordan Lebanon and Algeria gathered in Cairo to launch efforts for a Lebanon troop withdrawal agreement. Habib and Shultz planned discussions with Lebanese Israeli officials and potential talks with Syria and Saudi Arabia as Shultz expressed willingness to shuttle between Israel and Lebanon while pursuing a durable peace plan.

Cairo Egypt George P. Shultz U.S Middle East Hamage Lauece Lebanon Shultz Israel Beirut Washington Britain Shuitz Sara Ne Reagan Mideast Palestine Liberation Organization Syria Husden AidUside An Dug Daud Ur

Congress probes Central America policy in Washington

Congress plans a busy week on Central America with a House panel voting on El Salvador military aid and President Reagan defending U S policy in a foreign affairs speech. Dodd presses for a Senate closed session to discuss support for anti Nicaraguan guerrillas while Long leads a fact finding trip to El Salvador. Kirkpatrick supports aid as lawmakers weigh legal constraints and a mutual freeze proposal circulates on the House floor.

Washington Congress Jis Centralamerica House el Salvador Reagan U.S Senate Nicaragua Cuba Central America Mexico Christopher Dodd Dcomn Todd Vegas C.5 Clarence D. Long D-Md Long Alvaro Magana Defense Canies Vides Casanova House Intelligence Committee G. William Whitehurst R-Va Norman Mineta D-Calif C.W. Young R-Fla Bob Stump R- Ariz Dave McCuray Ohio CLA Honduras Jeane J. Kirkpatrick United Nations Dodd

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