Trade bill faces presidential veto in Senate clash
Washington reports that US Trade Representative Clayton Yeutter expects President Reagan to veto a large trade bill despite its many provisions. He urged Democrats to quickly revive a version without the plant closings clause, which opponents call essential to labor protections.
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Walkersville Area Hit Hard by Severe Storm
A severe thunderstorm with hail and high winds struck Frederick County on Wednesday afternoon. Walkersville suffered major damage including a Chevette crushed by a fallen tree at 63 N Main St. Cars skidded on wet roads along I 70 near Myersville causing a three car collision. Property and power impacts varied with 0.25 to 1 inch rainfall and no widespread outages.
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County budget keeps services steady with $111.5 million plan
Frederick County budget director Harold Keller unveiled a fiscal 1989 operating budget of 111.5 million dollars designed to maintain current services without tax increases. It funds 54.5 million for education, covers roughly half of the 98 new positions sought, and adds five new buildings including a community college complex. The plan includes a 8 percent employee raise, a 30 percent health-cost rise, and holds 1.0 plus million unallocated while real estate taxes stay at 2.19 per 100. Public hearings are set for May 5 at Frederick High School.
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Dispatcher saves child with enhanced 911 during pool accident
A Mount Airy toddler fell into a pool Tuesday morning and survived thanks to two Central Alarm dispatchers. Michael Fyock recalled answering a frantic call, locating the address on screen, and directing an ambulance to respond. The enhanced 911 system displays caller number, address, and name to speed aid.
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Weather and circus headlined in Western Maryland edition
Cloudy and windy with a 50 percent chance of showers and cool temperatures forecast. Lows in the low 40s tonight and highs Friday in the low to mid 50s. The Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus visits next Wednesday and Thursday. Orioles tie AL record with 20 straight losses. Columnist Robert Reid discusses how American enterprise brands autos on Madison Avenue.
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American Enterprise
Israel says uprising wanes amid Jerusalem strike
In Jerusalem and the West Bank cities, a protest strike shut Arab areas though Israel contends the five month uprising is fading. Shamir warned guerrillas seek a spectacular attack as pro-PLO leaders call for action, with clashes, tear gas, and scattered fatalities reported since December.
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