Soviet space talks posture unchanged amid US message
A Soviet official said Washington’s latest offer on space talks does not change the US position and fails to open prospects for talks. He accused Reagan aides of pushing to militarize space as Moscow cited a State Department note signaling willingness to discuss weapons in outer space.
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Inside The News Words of Wisdom Quote
A compact aphorism attributed to Matthew Henry notes that those who complain most often are the ones most to be complained of. The line echoes classic moral counsel about self awareness and criticism.
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Frederick's Babe Ruth Team Wins Regional Play
Frederick's 13 year old Babe Ruth squad captures a regional win at Hormel NY. David Brees chats with a local retiree whose passion for model railroading fills an entire room in his apartment.
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Weather Outlook For Western Maryland And State Forecast
A weak high pressure system off the East Coast brings a warm southwesterly flow through Thursday. Western Maryland counties see partly sunny warm humid with a chance of afternoon showers or thunderstorms and highs in the 50s to 60s. Maryland mountains expect showers today, partly cloudy Thursday with near 40s to 50s. Farm forecast notes southwesterly winds around 10 mph with dry conditions. Temperature readings yesterday show Frederick 85 56, Hagerstown 87 58, Westminster 63 57.
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Annexation dispute over Rosenstock land near Monocacy River
City and Frederick County officials clash over annexing 677 acres east of the Monocacy River for possible industrial use. J O N Jenkins seeks city water sewer hookups and zoning, while county backs agricultural zoning near the airport buffer. City favors attracting industry. county opposes residential zoning and will vote against industrial zoning.
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County adopts comprehensive plan in Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners adopt a revised comprehensive development plan after a 2 to 4 year revision period that drew 1100 public comments. Planning Director James K. Shaw calls it the culmination of years of work and a true reflection of growth with input from citizens and the planning staff.
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County delays decision on zoning text amendment
Frederick County commissioners vote 4 to 1 to send the zoning text amendment back to the Frederick County Planning Commission and staff for a revised version. The plan would move day care centers group homes and nursing homes to special exception status in conservation agricultural and residential districts amid public concerns over worship place restrictions. The board noted strong public support but feared current language could be discriminatory against places of worship in R-3 districts and asked for a new version by December.
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Self defense claim raised at Harris murder trial
A Frederick man on trial for the December 4, 1963 murder of Ambush claimed self defense. Daniel W. Harris Jr. faced gun charges as jurors were seated for a three day trial. Ambush, 24, was shot twice. the defense suggested Ambush might have had a weapon.
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ALS unit moves to new location in Montevue facility
The Frederick County Advanced Life Support program relocated from the Central Alarm Building to four newly renovated rooms on Montevue’s first floor. The move, expected to last 18 months to two years, preserves ALS operations while extensions offices move. coordinators note the old building needed repairs and thank donors and the county maintenance team for the renovation. ALS operates 24 hours with 45 CRTs and EMT drivers, averaging five to eight calls daily, and in June handled over 230 calls with 160 patients treated.
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Brashears
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First AIDS case reported in county in Frederick County
Frederick County health officials report the first confirmed AIDS case in the county. The patient, approximately 30, in the highest risk group, was hospitalized and later diagnosed with AIDS but has since been released. Health officials caution about the disease's seriousness and lack of cure, noting high mortality and exposure outside the county.
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