Man keeps baby albino deer after rescue in Frederick
Clyde Grosenickle, who rescued a frail albino fawn named Bambi, has a limited permit to keep the deer at his Brethren Church Road farm for an unspecified period. His grandson Adam, a Rock Creek School student, helps bottle feed the animal during six weeks of negotiations with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources. About 400 visitors have already stopped by for a glimpse, with more groups urging state approval for continued care.
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Frederick News-Post
Clyde Grovenickle
Grosenickle
Adam
Adem
Donna
Groosnickle
C. Kurt Bolter
Stonegate Resist Beltway Plan in Our Back Yard
Frederick MDOT and Frederick County officials presented Round One highway suggestions to Stonegate residents at Winchester Hall. A northwest feeder road proposed near Old Camp Road to US 15 would form a four lane arterial around the city. Residents warned the plan risks a beltway through a residential area and questioned routing while officials stressed Round One is non binding and will be finalized in Round Two after further study.
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Winchester Hall
Jim Heidel
Maryland Department of Transportation
MDOT
Frederick City
Tom Pauls
Frederick County
Heidel
Heldel
Old Camp Road
Willow Road
Golden Mile
Baughman's Lane
Stonegate
Pauls
Jim Schmershal
Frederick
Reagan keeps fire threat as controller deadline extended
The Reagan administration extended the work-forces deadline by four hours citing technical problems while reaffirming the threat to dismiss striking air traffic controllers. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis said day-shift controllers have until 7 a.m. Thursday to report, with afternoon workers due at 3 p.m. today. FAA chief J. Lynn Helms noted most controllers remained on strike, about 70 percent, as the system kept operating with roughly three-fourths of flights.
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Drew Lewis
Lewis
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FAA
J. Lynn Helms
Reagan
Tuesay
Anwar Sadat
Helms
Sadat Seeks PLO Role in Middle East Peace Talks
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat meets President Reagan for the first time and pushes to include the PLO in peace efforts. White House spokesman David Gergen says the United States has not changed its position on the PLO.
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Anwar Sadat
Reagan
U.S
Palestine Liberation Organization
Middle East
United States
PLO
White House
David Gergen
Reagan to meet Sadat on Middle East peace assurances
Senior officials say President Reagan will assure Anwar Sadat that the new administration is committed to pursuing Middle East peace while he may disagree with a PLO role. In Warsaw, Poland, nearly a million workers staged warning strikes over food shortages and price rises, with Solidarity backing nationwide protests.
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Sadat
Middle East
Warsaw
Poland
Solidarity
Top Iranian official assassinated outside Tehran
Gunmen in a car killed Hassan Ayat IRP ideologist and Tehran MP as he left his home to attend a parliamentary session. Two bodyguards were wounded. Ayat was a key power within the IRP and his death weakens the party. Meanwhile IRA hunger strike toll rises amid Belfast funerals.
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Begin’s hawkish new government wins narrow confidence
Prime Minister Menachem Begin presented his Likud coalition to the Knesset in a stormy session and secured a slim vote of confidence. He attacked U S arms sales to Saudi Arabia, warned that F 15s could reach Tel Aviv without refueling, and alleged Saudi support for guerrillas from bases in Lebanon while facing heckling from opposition deputies.
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Likud
Begin
U.S
Saudi Arabia
Marriage manual ideas and merger economics in focus
Hubert Reid suggests a manual for couples to navigate marriage timing and locations. Anthony Harrigan analyzes how corporate mergers reshape markets. Smithsonian writer David Maxfield reviews notable art collections. Dick Kleiner covers show business news. Frederick County agent Kathryn Jenkins shares molded summer salad recipes. Sandra Dr lens offers herbal tips for children and families.
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Hubert Reid
Anthony Harrigan
Smithsonian
David Maxfield
Dick Kleiner
Frederick County
Kathyn Je Jenkins
Bt News-Post
Sandra Dr. Lenis
Family — NewPostweenceo Diang
Individual tax relief begins Oct 1
The House passed Reagan's tax cut, which will slash taxes and start on October 1. The bill includes automatic indexing to offset inflation and a permanent rate cut averaging 25 percent over three years. A four member one earner family with income of 20000 would see rising relief over the years.
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Washington
Reagan
U.S
House
White House
James Shannon
D-Mass
County balks at ordinance tightening public assembly rules
Frederick County commissioners narrowly rejected a key section of a proposed ordinance to bar large outdoor gatherings in residential areas, including Klan rallies. The vote leaves Braddock Heights meetings allowed and a Halloween spook house in Yellow Springs Pike approved for the Jaycees, sparking charges of political fear influencing law.
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Square One
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Willams
Galen R. Clagett
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KKK
Braddock Heights
Frederick Jaycees
Yellow Springs Pike
County Appeals Board
Jaycees
Clagett
Richard L. Grossnickle
Adrian McC. Remsberg
Charles C. Smith
Remsberg
Smith
Grossaickle
Inside The News Eee A Such Man's Joke Is Always Funny
A compact clip quotes Thomas Brown 1830 1897 noting that a certain man’s joke remains funny. The fragment reflects a biographical or quotation-style snippet tied to Brown and his views on humor.
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Thomas Brown
Warm Humid Maryland Weather With Afternoon Storms
Weather update shows warm humid conditions across Western Maryland and Maryland Ocean Beaches with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms through Friday. Daytime highs reach the 80s to around 90, cooling later weekend. Mountains report highs in the 80s to mid 80s amid storms. Ocean City backdrops 71 water temp. Farm forecast calls for high humidity and showers through Friday impacting drying and spraying. Yesterday temps: Frederick 69 68, Hagerstown 66 65, Westminster 65 66, Gaithersburg 84 7, Leesburg 89 65.
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