Jobless rate rises as June adds workers in Frederick County
Frederick County saw unemployment climb from 6.0 to 6.5 percent in June amid more workers entering the labor force. The county added about 1,063 workers, with 3,083 unemployed in June versus 2,403 in May. statewide rates rose to 7.1 percent while nearby counties also edged higher.
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Maryland
Baltimore
Weather turns warm and humid with scattered showers
The return to higher humidity brings scattered showers across Western Maryland and Maryland Ocean Beaches. Expect warm, humid days with afternoon and evening thundershowers through Friday and into Wednesday from Deep Creek to Ocean City. Farm forecast notes showers will keep drying and spraying conditions only fair.
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Maryland
Deep Creek
Ocean City
Reagan admin aims to fire air controllers as strike widens
Washington AP. The Reagan team says 60 percent of flights would operate while threatening mass dismissals and seeking decertification of the Professional Air Traffic Controllers Organization. Controllers vow to continue the first nationwide federal employee strike, with court action to end union representation and fines climbing toward 1 million a day.
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Poli
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Drew Lewis
Lewis
House approves tax cut plan in historic move
WashingtonAP The House is expected to approve the largest tax cut in history, sending the measure to President Reagan for signature. The compromise bill would cut personal tax rates by about 25 percent at all levels, with automatic bracket adjustments beginning in 1985 to offset inflation. A typical four member family with two earners and a $20000 income could save about $2 a week in late 1981.
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Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
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DeLauter seeks third term as Frederick alderman
Claude R. DeLauter Jr. announces candidacy for a third term as Frederick city alderman. A Republican and former Frederick County school system counselor, he calls for improvements in housing and city programs based on two terms 1974 1981 and thanks residents for past service.
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Frederick
DeLauter
Frederick County
West Frederick
Frederick City
Diane Culbertson seeks alderman nomination in Frederick
Diane Culbertson, a Democrat and owner of The Shop, seeks a seat on the Frederick City Board of Aldermen in the September 15 primary. She lists six Democratic rivals and seven Republican candidates, and notes she has lived in Frederick 11 years with husband Rick and children Richard and Tracey. She has served four years on the Planning and Zoning Commission.
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Diane R. Culbertson
Frederick City
David C. Grove
Edward G. Higinbotham Sr
Culbertson
Frederick
Rick
Richard
Tracey
Frederck City
Judge orders 2.4 million a day fines for PATCO
A federal judge in Brooklyn ordered PATCO fined 100000 per hour of its illegal walkout doubling the amount sought by the Air Transport Association. Judge Thomas C. Platt noted the 11 year old injunction violation and rejected claims of presidential amnesty.
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U.S
Thomas C. Platts
Air Transport Association
Brooklyn
PATCO
Platt
Controller's Union
Reagan
Sadat to visit U S for talks on Palestinian autonomy
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat travels to Washington for a five day visit to meet President Reagan and discuss reopening negotiations with Israel on Palestinian autonomy in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. He will also meet former President Carter in Plains Georgia.
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Begin forms hawkish Israeli government with Sharon as defense minister
Israel's Prime Minister Menachem Begin reached a coalition agreement to form a new government. The lineup is described as possibly the hawkishest in 32 years, naming Ariel Sharon as defense minister, with former moderates Dayan and Weizman absent from the new cabinet.
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Moshe Dayan
Ezer Weizman
Washington Merry-Go-Round reflects labor cover-up claim
Columnist Jack Anderson suggests Labor Department tried to hide a mistake while the page also notes Eugene Goll questions SAT validity and Dr Stauffer Miler uncovers an unusual find. Susy Brett recalls school jitters as Robert Wagman weighs pensions for retirees it mentions Tom Baum predicting Reagan’s stance with Congress. Ed Rochette covers new commemorative coin quality and Becky Trend reports larger family farms.
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News-Post
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