Reagan ready for new round on budget fight
President Reagan, energized after Thanksgiving in California, prepares to clash with Congress over federal spending. White House aides say progress on Capitol Hill toward a compromise is likely before funding runs out in two weeks.
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178 feared dead in jet crash in Corsica
A chartered DC-9 jet carrying 172 Yugoslav tourists and six crew vanished in fog 30 miles from Ajaccio. Search teams found the wreckage on Mount San Pietro at least four hours after contact was lost. Police said all aboard were killed as winds and fog hindered initial救.
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Natalie Wood Drowning Pointed to Alcohol and Accident
Los Angeles authorities classify Natalie Wood death as accidental drowning after she fell from a yacht while avoiding a male actor’s quarrel with her husband Robert Wagner. Officials noted champagne and wine contributed to her inability to respond, with a facial scratch possibly from hitting the boat or dinghy.
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Blizzard Rages Across Great Plains Killings and Delays
A severe blizzard sweeps the Great Plains with blinding snow in South Dakota and Nebraska. An oil rig collapse in Nebraska amid high winds kills a man. Texas thunderstorms kill two others. I 90 and central SD routes blocked as rescuers search for stranded motorists. The storm, moving from the Rockies, reaches Iowa and Wisconsin with blizzard conditions.
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Inside The News No trumpet sound for life decisions destiny
Quote by Agnes de Mille notes that major life choices are revealed silently, emphasizing inner realization over outward noise in a reflective piece. The excerpt frames destiny as a quiet internal moment guiding personal path and purpose.
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Holiday greetings to Frederick County service members overseas
A brief roundup salutes Frederick County men and women in the armed forces abroad. The page notes holiday wishes and reflects on broad themes, including views on government contracts and historical education law, plus a cultural line about Tin Pan Alley and prewar American music.
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Stockman bids to end urban development grants
Budget director David A Stockman plans to phase out Community Development Block Grants and UDAG funding after 1983 eliminating about 4.2 billion for 2 850 communities nationwide The move drawn from an 1983 budget plan triggers concerns from HUD secretary Samuel R Pierce Jr and city officials who warn of dire impact on urban renewal projects including Baltimore Harbor redevelopment The plan targets non defense programs and follows Reagan administration cuts across EP A job training housing and other aid programs UDAG supported distressed cities like New York Detroit and Orlando with hundreds of grants in 1981
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Maryland Faces Grim Decision on Eroding Highway System
In Annapolis a cascading fiscal crisis threatens Maryland's road and bridge network. The Maryland Department of Transportation risks bankruptcy without new revenue, as flat revenues fail to cover soaring costs and aging infrastructure. The Joint Transportation Oversight Committee and budget panels hear dire warnings of halted construction and worsening safety.
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Frederick County eyes permits for outdoor carnivals and festivals
Frederick County's Public Assembly Advisory Committee recommends requiring temporary use permits for outdoor carnivals, circuses, and music festivals held on institutional use properties such as fire company and civic club grounds. The panel cites large crowd concerns and suggests an appeals outlet for residents while noting current rules lack protest procedures.
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News blackout at Geneva talks stabilizes pace of SALT II talks
United States and Soviet arms negotiators agreed to a news blackout after the first full-session meeting in Geneva. Delegation chiefs Nitze and Kvitsinsky described the exchange as cordial and businesslike while promising secrecy to focus on hard issues and secure reductions. Haig said the U S would negotiate with care and patience, noting the Soviets would curb midrange missiles only with NATO concessions.
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December Weather Starts Wet Then Warmer Than Cooler
The December outlook opens with soaking rain in Western Maryland and daily cooling trends. Temperatures across Frederick, Hagerstown, Westminster, Gaithersburg, and nearby counties reach around the 40s today with rain, then a warmer midweek followed by a weekend cooling trend. Highs reach mid 40s to 50s with sun expected Wednesday and Thursday turning cooler. David Lesher reports weather details for Carroll, Frederick, Howard, Montgomery, and Washington counties.
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