Maryland governor rejects state spending cuts plan
ANNAPOLIS AP Governor Harry Hughes rejects department heads proposed three percent spending reductions saying substantial savings would require cutting vital services below acceptable levels. He had directed cabinet members to submit cuts as federal aid faced cuts and state revenue gloomy. Norm Silverstein said reductions in federal grants are still expected.
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U.S. Eyes Middle East Nuclear Arms Ban Plan
U S officials plan to push for an agreement banning nuclear arms in the Middle East, based on the 1967 Treaty of Tlatelolco. Eugene Rostow said talks have begun though no draft exists, amid concerns over proliferation after the Iraqi reactor attack and Israeli actions.
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Pope John Paul II Leaves Hospital for Vatican Return
Pope John Paul II walked slowly from Gemelli Hospital after three months since the St. Peter's Square shooting. He blessed patients and medical staff as crowds sang and he rode in a black Mercedes to the Vatican, plans a rest period before travel to Castel Gandolfo in the Alban Hills.
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Liberia executes five for alleged plot
Liberia reports five people were executed at dawn by firing squad including former vice head of state Maj. Gen. Thomas Weh Syen and four members of the ruling People’s Revolutionary Council after a secret military tribunal convicted them of plotting to harm President Samuel K. Doe and seize power. Two civilians received prison terms for alleged complicity. Oscar Quiah was cleared for lack of evidence.
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Montgomery Ombudsman Reports Growth in Parent and Staff Complaints
In a formal report to the board, Fess says there is a 58 percent rise in parent cases and a 24 percent increase in professional employee cases since May 1 1971. The period shows an 8 percent drop in supporting service employee and citizen cases. Complaints range from grading methods to course availability and cheerleader selection. Fess notes school climate and discipline as common concerns and says he aims for solutions without often needing board action.
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Maryland Midland Railway bridge revival sparks deficit debate
Maryland Midland Railway owners urge DOT to rebuild the Monocacy River bridge near Frederick to restore 16 miles of track. State officials say costs exceed benefits, risking continued losses despite potential freight gains from Phoenix Quarry, fertilizer, and aggregate shipments. lawmakers accuse DOT of shifting stance.
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Weather forecast for regions across the country today through Saturday
A forecast warns of unsettled weather from today through Saturday morning. Cooler conditions are expected along the Pacific coast, while showers are projected across the eastern Plains and St. Lawrence Valley.
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Frederick Compassionate Friends Meet Monday in Walkersville
The Frederick County Chapter of Compassionate Friends Inc. will gather at 7 30 p m on Monday August 17 at Glade Valley Church of the Brethren Walkersville The speaker Dana Cable Ph D Hood College professor will discuss the grief process and lead related discussions Attendance is limited to bereaved parents For more information contact chapter leader John S Hedges at 8454545
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Panama canal forces stay debated after Royo talks
Washington reports indicate Panama President Aristides Royo favors inviting continued U S military presence in the canal area beyond 1999, contingent on ongoing goodwill. Rep. Dickinson notes Royo’s stance during his Panama visit.
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