DeLauter Promises Broad City Reform And Third Term Bid
Frederick city leader DeLauter outlines plans for more housing and fair employment, downtown improvements, better city communication with agencies, expanded police and fire services, preserved landmarks, and renovated rental properties. He seeks a third term, citing eight years of progress and civic involvement. He holds a master’s in Educational Administration and has wartime service and extensive local civic ties.
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DeLauter
Frederick City
Carrollton Park
Frederick
Teachers College
Columbia University
New York
Cornell
Boston
Rutgers
American
Maryland
Medical Corps
United States
Controllers seek fines for union and jail for officers
Greene proposed daily fines totaling 4.75 million if the strike endures and charged 22 union members in 11 cities with violating laws against government employee strikes. Contempt motion was filed as airlines press a NYC federal court to enforce an injunction.
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Greene
Unon
Airlines
New York City
Abe Wins 1860 Election Amid Lincoln Nomination
Abraham Lincoln was nominated by the Republican party in Chicago on May 18 1880 and faced Stephen A Douglas John Breckinridge and John Bell. Lincoln won the presidency with 186 electoral votes despite 40 percent of the popular vote. The second fragment describes a leafless tree cactus in Arizona with pleated tides expanding in rain.
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Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Chicago
Stephen A. Douglas
John €. Breckinridge
John Bell
Constitutional Union Party
Lincoln
Culbertson Outlines City Planning Focus and Growth Control
Culbertson cites understanding of zoning, comprehensive plans, airport master plan, and ordinances from flood plain to adult shops. She highlights improving communication among boards to speed problem solving and emphasizes downtown Frederick growth, quality of life, and affordable design. She has chaired events for Weinberg Center and served on Carroll Creek Flood Control lay committee.
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Planning Commission
Mrs. Cu
Reagan plan would cut taxes for many Americans
The bill phases in across 1983 to 1984 lowering personal and corporate taxes. It shifts relief toward working couples and child care while extending retirement savings options and estate tax cuts. Upper income groups would gain, with critics warning inflation and Social Security taxes may offset the benefit. The package aims to spur savings and growth, with a total tax reduction of about 749 billion through 1986.
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Reagan
BWI traffic dips below normal during first day of strike
At Baltimore-Washington International Airport traffic fell to about two thirds of normal as air controller strike disrupted flights. Controllers reported limited staffing. some passengers faced cancellations and long waits while travelers sought alternatives like trains or Amtrak. Affected travelers included Michael McCarthy returning to Germany and Cynthia Webber with family awaiting new bookings for later flights.
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Linthicum, Md
Michael J. Sarli
Sarli
BWI
Sark
Lke McCarthy
Maryland Suburbs Sees Unemployment Rise In June
Unemployment in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, D.C. climbed from 3.9 percent in May to 4.7 percent in June as summer hiring in construction, trade, services, and the federal government outpaced seasonal layoffs. Western Maryland rose to 9.4 percent, with Garrett County jumping to 15.5 percent. In Caroline, Somerset, and Worcester counties unemployment fell due to recalls and seasonal hiring, while Calvert, St. Mary’s, Kent, and Queen Anne’s counties Saw increases.
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Maryland
Washington, D.C
Garrett County
Caroline
Somerset
Worcester
Calvert
St. Mary’s
Kent
Queen Anne’s
Blood donors urged to replenish Baltimore blood bank
Donors are asked to help replenish the Baltimore blood bank after James Thomas Earp, a Frederick County man, used 79 pints for injuries from a Md 180 crash. About 40 Frederick volunteers were turned away at Baltimore hospital. donations will be taken Aug 5 in Frederick at the Independent Hose Company.
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Baltimore
Frederick County
James Grove
Red Cross
James Thomas Earp
Jefferson
Earp
Maryland Institute For Emergency Medical Services Systems
Grove
Frederick
Baltimore Hospital
MD. 180
Maryland
Darlene Wiles
Huge arms buildup reported in Cuba
The Reagan administration says two Soviet military build ups in Cuba have grown beyond Cuba's defense needs and threaten regional stability. State Department spokesman Dean Fischer cited a 2,300-ton Koni class frigate with missiles, 76mm guns, torpedoes, torpedoes and mines as the latest addition, calling it the most advanced warship Moscow has supplied to Cuba.
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Washington
Cuba
State Department
Dean Fischer
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Asbury United Methodist Church
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ATIN
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Fifth Avenue
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Singanore High School
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St. John's
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