Canadians ease boycott as air controllers strike widens
The Reagan administration keeps a firm line as the air controllers strike expands from Europe to New Zealand. Canadian controllers suspend some actions after 29 were dismissed, resuming U S Canada flights at five Canadian airports while Gander in Newfoundland and New Zealand controllers refuse service. Delays of eight to 10 hours are predicted for trans Atlantic routes as routes shift away from Canadian air space. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis denounces global union pressure and cites false safety claims by PATCO leader Robert Poli.
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Logistical hurdles for Amber Meadows entrance upgrade
Frederick City Planning Commission heard that lowering Qpossumtown Pike by eight to nine feet could leave a new Amber Meadows entrance high and dry for up to three years. A temporary access lane may be arranged with Weis Markets, but officials cited emergency vehicle access and rush hour congestion concerns. Old business included building height restrictions for structures over three stories.
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Reagan deal on Bainbridge refugee site opposed by Dyson
Rep. Royden P. Dyson says he traded his vote for Reagan's tax package to keep Cuban and Haitian refugees from Bainbridge Naval Training Center. Officials later said Bainbridge is not a refugee site, with refugees moved from Fort Chaffee to a U.S. installation in Oklahoma. Dyson's claim remained unconfirmed by White House or Justice Department.
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Neutron weapon plan defended amid European fears
Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger defended U S stockpiling and rapid delivery to Europe after NATO agreement, arguing the enhanced radiation warhead targets tanks and reduces blast impact. He said production resumed to deter conventional war and avoid penalizing U S strategic posture.
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Weather outlook warm with daily thunderstorm risk
A continued warm and humid pattern with daily chances of afternoon or evening thunderstorms through Friday. Western Maryland, Montgomery County, and the mountains show highs in the mid to upper 80s, with 60s at night. Ocean beaches expect partly cloudy skies and a -high storm risk, while farm forecast notes fair to good drying conditions and light spraying winds.
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Concerns on Patrick Street construction endanger pedestrians
Several Frederickton residents warn that three Patrick Street sites risk pedestrian safety. At West Patrick and South Court a removed fence leaves heavy work with no barriers. Black Horse Square renovations show high street walls and obstructed interior view from the east. The Harpica Mite Face Library site gate is often open, forcing pedestrians near traffic. lights are bright at night.
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Traffc
Kurt Holter
CIP approval expected today in Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of County Commissioners is likely to vote today on the 1982 1987 Capital Improvements Program totaling 117.9 million over six fiscal years. Budget officer Harold Keller Jr with the board briefed department heads Monday and described the CIP as a guide for future capital expenditures rather than a binding budget.
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Department of Transportation
Galen R. Clagett
Braddock to host festival same day as Klan rally
A nine hour Braddock Mountain Festival featuring Edgar Winter and three local bands is planned for Aug 22 on the Braddock Ski Way. Officials say permits from state and local agencies are pending, with a potential crowd of up to 3000. Authorities will decide safety, parking, and site adequacy before any music.
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Frederick County
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Lowndes
Elworthy
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County Liquor Commission
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Del
David M. Rooney
Pikesville
Rooney
Area women push hunger fight and policy views
Shana Potash interviews a local woman active in combatting world hunger while Steven Bechner covers Fed chief Paul Volcker stance and Donald Lambro notes foreign influence on U S aid. Eugene Goll links industry and education as farming districts honor 1981 outstanding cooperators Robert Fry and Joseph Wivell. John Cunniff argues home ownership remains a solid bet despite high rates.
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Paul Volcker
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Eugene Goll
Robert Fry
Middletown
Joseph Wivell
Emmitsburg
Catoctin
Frederick
John Cunniff
Inside The News Many Tell Hard To Earn And Loaf When A Slice Is Sufficient
Dutch proverb appears as an aphorism about effort and restraint, suggesting people work hard only when needed and accept small portions when enough. The saying emphasizes prudent utilization of resources.
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