Debris cleanup on Ball Road near Tjamsville urged by state
A Gaithersburg contractor is removing drywall and construction waste dumped on 8301 Ball Road after a state inspector found the debris. Property owners Carol and Fred Linthicum say rock and earth from a Frederick building site are being used as fill with county permits in place. Residents fear potential contamination to wells, while neighbors note years of grading activity and a history of warnings since 1986.
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Gaithersburg
Evelyn Stein
State Department of the Environment
Ms. Stein
Linthicums
Frederick County Public Works Department
Linthicum
Tim Hayes
John Laughland
Trade bill faces Reagan veto over jobs and subsidies
The measure would tighten import curbs to shield U.S. industries, fund jobless aid, and ease export controls while sanctioning Toshiba and Kongsberg for selling submarine gear to the Soviet Union. It faces a Reagan veto after Senate opposition and objections to a 60 day plant closure notice requirement.
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United States
U.S
Toshiba Corp
Japan
Kongsberg Vapenfabrikk
Norway
Soviet Union
House
Senate
Reagan
Sen
Danforth
English Channel
Mitch McConnell
R-Ky
Israel reports clashes near Bethlehem and Golan Heights
The army said Arabs in the Dheishe refugee camp near Bethlehem threw stones prompting tear gas and rubber bullets. Seven Palestinians were hospitalized briefly. An official inquiry blamed a 15 year old Jewish settler’s death on a careless Israeli guard, not Palestinian stones, while accusing Beira Arabs of provoking an April 6 confrontation with hikers. In the week’s two infiltrations near Mount Dov in the Golan Heights, three guerrillas and two Israeli soldiers died in a fierce gun battle.
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Dheishe
Bethlehem
Israel
West Bank
Beira
Mount Dov
Golan Heights
Snowy April Record Falls in Walkersville Area
Snow accumulations from Tuesday evening into Wednesday set an April record in Walkersville with inches of snow, surpassing the 1945 12.5 inch high. Wisconsin totals ranged 4 to 5 inches near Stratford, with light amounts in Eau Claire Marshfield Stevens Point Antigo. Rainfall amounts over six hours capped at Houghton Lake Michigan near a quarter inch and Milwaukee over a tenth inch. Kansas City International Airport broke the date low with 32 degrees Wednesday morning, surpassing the 38 degree mark from 1978.
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Wisconsin
Stratford
Wausau
Eau Claire
Marshfield
Stevens Point
Antigo
Houghton Lake
Mich
Milwaukee
Kansas City International Airport
Federal judge approves ATV consent decrees with changes
A federal judge approved consent decrees settling U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission action against five ATV makers to curb deaths and injuries. The order bans three wheel models without approved standards, adds warning labels, training for buyers after 1986, and an $8.5 million consumer warning drive. Distributors must alert dealers to hazards, while a central complaints repository will track progress and efficacy of the decree.
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Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
U.S
Gerhard A. Gesell
CPSC
James V. Lacy
Katherine Meyer
American Academy of Pediatrics
American Public Health Association
Terrence M. Scanlon
Federal District Court
Commission
Congress
James Florio
Dn.j
Florio
Ms. Meyer
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