Hood farm rezoning approved by Frederick City Council
City officials narrowly approved the Hood property's rezoning after a 22 vote with Alderman Grimes abstaining as a Planning Commission member. Mayor Ronald N. Young cast the deciding vote amid 300 attendees, including Hood College representatives and the concerned Hood Neighbors group, who voiced support for the plan featuring townhouses a Roy Rogers restaurant and a Safeway store.
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James
Grimes
Frederick
Claude DeLauter Jr
Lincoln S. Stull
James Murphy
Calvin
Cy” Bartgis
Planning Commission
Murphy
Bartgis
DeLauter
Stull
Young
Hood
Weinberg Center
Hood College
Richard R. Burgee
Sam Jones
Martha E. Church
Jones
Hood Neighbors
Macre
Roy Rogers
Safeway
Senate moves to pass four billion in spending cuts
The Republican Senate pushes toward final passage of four billion dollars in new spending cuts sought by Reagan after House approval. Democrats delay further amendments as Republicans defeat several anti-cut proposals. House vote 218 to 197. 222 to 194 alternative rejected. President expected to sign.
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Washington
Senate
Reagan
House
Congress
Silvio
Rep
Conte
Massachusetts
House Appropriations Committee
White House
Planners OK zoning text amendment regulating truck stop facilities
Frederick County Planning Commission grants unanimous approval to four zoning text amendments for truck stop and filling station service facilities and motor freight facilities. The action addresses procedural concerns raised by Carbon Oil and mirrors a prior amendment. additions define truck stops, motor freight terminals, and related site plan requirements. The hearing followed postponement of the Carbon Oil rezoning and involves litigation over validity of a prior amendment.
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Planners
Frederick County Planning Commission
Theodore Ward
Ijamsville
Frederick County
Ward
William Cline
James R. Shaw
County Commissioners
Planning Commission
Cardon Investments
Economists see upturn as auto layoffs rise in 1981
Economists warned of an upturn in the economy next year even as auto industry layoffs surged to 209,744 workers in the five major U.S. automakers this week and November auto production fell to its lowest since 1970. Temporary layoffs climbed to 40,900 amid stagnant car sales, while forecasts from The Business Council and bankers suggested rate declines may revive housing and auto demand in 1982.
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Detroit
U.S
The
Business Council
Washington
New York
Marine Midland Bank
Richard T. Pratt
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
San Francisco
Frederick W. Deming
Chemical Bank
Pot weather forecast for Western Maryland and nearby regions
Partly cloudy cold spell continues today through Sunday with flurries possible. West Maryland counties show breezy temps in the teens tonight and near freezing highs, while Maryland mountains expect blowing snow today and low elevations see brisk conditions. Skiing remains good in West Virginia and Pennsylvania.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Pubing Tea
West Virginia
Peninsylvania
Hagerstown
Westernwater
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
CIA ethics debated by Lucian Warren and other views
National Geographic writer Boris Weintraub examines myths behind the ark of the covenant while Walter Williams urges an end to legalized plunder. Michael Spaur visits Deep Creek Lake winter scene and dines at Ferry Hill Yon Sharpsburg. Carroll County Bureau Chief Gail Cissna reports on a living Christmas tree as a landscape investment.
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Lucian Warren
CIA
Walter Williams
National Geographic
Boris Weintraub
News-Post
Michael Spaur
Deep Creek Lake
Ferry Hill
Neme Sharpsburg
Carroll County
Gail Cissna
1 500 U.S. workers urged to exit Libya
President Reagan urged about 1,500 U.S. workers in Libya to return home citing imminent danger. Marathon Oil had eight staff there. Occidental said staff may leave. State Dept warned travelers as posts in Libya remained shut and bans expanded.
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Washington
U.S
Libya
Reagan
Muammar Khadaty
United States
Iran
Marathon Oil
Occidental Petroleum
State Department
Department
David Nall
Khomeini aide assassinated in Shiraz blast
Ayatollah Abdol-Hossein Dastgheib, a personal representative of Ayatollah Khomeini, was killed by a bombing as he headed to Sabbath prayers in Shiraz. Leftist Mujahedeen Khalq claimed responsibility. several companions were killed or wounded. Tehran ordered a nationwide day of mourning.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Ayatollah
Abdol-Hossein Dastgheib
Ruhollah Khomeini
Shiraz
Tehran
Dastgheib
Mujahedeen Khalq
Khomeini
Fars
Border guards warned of hit squads at San Ysidro crossing
A seven page warning circulated in the San Ysidro border crossing lunchroom says two hit teams allegedly deployed by Libya may try to cross into the United States to assassinate President Reagan and other leaders. INS official James O Keefe said operations were normal with no extra precautions.
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San Ysidro
Calif
Agentr
Libya
Reagan
San Ysidro Crossing
James O'Keefe
INS
San Diego
Allies refuse to follow U.S. Libya lead at NATO talks
AP reports Secretary Haig says most European allies will not alter Libya policies to back U.S. sanctions. He notes many partners will keep independent Libya policies, with some possibly unchanged. Haig says Reagan will urge about 1500 Americans in Libya to depart and revoke passports for travel to Khadafy's Libya.
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Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Alexander M. Haig Jr
America
Libya
Haig
Bably
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Reagan
Muammar Khadaty
Sakharov’s daughter-in-law to receive passport Monday
Sakharov's daughter-in-law Liza Alexeyeva was told she would receive a Soviet passport on Monday to emigrate to the United States. An Embassy spokesman said Americans discussed emigration with her and she might travel to Gorky to visit Sakharov and his wife.
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Moscow
Andre Sakharov
United States
Gorky
U.S
Liza Alexeyeva
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