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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1981

Page

3

Western Maryland Plan Shaped By Regional Split Debate

Officials discussed a plan to reorganize Maryland into five regions with Western Maryland set to absorb Montgomery and Frederick counties while Baltimore and Prince George s would join other regions. Delegates urged keeping Western five counties, with politicians noting beltway counties as key partners. Cardin noted progress, saying talks are underway and comprehension is forming.

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Five Western States Battle Wildfires Under Heavy Rain

Rain eases heat as five western states contend with wildfires burning nearly 100000 acres. Officials say fires surged Tuesday across Nevada Idaho and California and Oregon while crews gained control on several fronts including a 21000 acre California blaze and a 2000 acre Utah fire. The Wrights Lake fire in El Dorado County remained the most serious, fire officials said.

Nevada Idaho California Oregon Coalville Utah Wright's Lake el Dorado County

County CIP omits Elm Street School renovation plan

In fiscal 1983 the bulk of CIP funds go to Liberty Elementary and Linganore High renovations while Elm Street School misses funding due to a pending feasibility study. Commissioners defend the process as long-range planning under ICSC rules, with 10 percent annual capital caps and ongoing input from the school board.

Board of Education Liberty Elementary Linganore High CIP Elm Street Keller Adrian McC. Remsberg Remsberg County Commissioners Interagency Committee For Galen R. Clagett Clagett Board of Educaton Ashbury Stuart D. Berger Commissioners Brunswick High West Frederick Middle Thomas Johnson High Linganore Rh Saddillasville eAn Lion Motor Inns Je Ria Hinn Ee Bety

Frederick Hebrew Academy plans open house and new teaching staff

Rabbi Kosman describes a self motivating program for Hebrew Academy with 24 applicants for early grades, Mrs Rivke Leboek to teach Kindergarten and Mrs Sara Schachter Nursery. Classes run 830 to 330 with grants tuition 1800, scholarships available, open house announced.

Rivke Leboek Sara Schachter Hebrew Academy Frederick Seesenie

Airlines protest disrupts European flight traffic

Canadian air traffic controllers' strike caused numerous cancellations and long delays of eight to 10 hours. Thousands of passengers were stranded at European airports. Flights that normally passed over Gander were rerouted to a new east‑west corridor just south of Canadian air space, but the route can handle only four planes per hour, a fifth of peak load.

Canadian Air Space

Local Frederick Daily Publishes Daily by Great Southern Printing

The Frederick Maryland paper published daily except Sundays by Moret Route or Corier at $2.55 a month. It is produced by Great Southern Printing & Mig Co with mailing address P O Box 578 200 East Patrick Street Frederick MD 21701 and set second class postage paid.

Great Southern Printing & Mig. Co. P.O Frederick Maryland

Government orders end to strikes in Poland

In Warsaw the Communist Party Central Committee declared after an emergency meeting that Solidarity advisers and activists incited nationwide protests over food shortages and price raises. It called for firm government action to halt strikes and demonstrations while warning organizers of consequences. Deputy Premier Janusz Obodowski said authorities would use all appropriate means to maintain social peace.

Warsaw Poland Communist Party Central Committee Solidarity Labor Federation Tivists Janusz Obodowski

Nerve gas bomb transfer readied from Rocky Mountain Arsenal

The Air Force prepared two C-141 planes on a remote runway to move 888 Weteye nerve gas bombs from the Rocky Mountain Arsenal to storage in Utah. The Army aims to begin the transfer this week with details kept secret for safety. Each bomb holds 346 pounds of GB agent, deadly within minutes if released.

Denver Air Force Rocky Mountain Arsenal Utah Army Rocky Mountain News Stapleton International Airport Art Whitney

Haig urges Soviet restraint in world role

Secretary of State Haig at the American Bar Association says the Soviet Union must show greater restraint in force and respect international norms to gain arms treaties and trade benefits. He urges Moscow and Havana to reform East West relations while upholding Helsinki accords and independence of others. In Panama City Panamanians challenge US canal treaties and say they will protest to Haig and seek international support if necessary.

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