Hogan Announces Candidacy for U S Senate in Maryland
Prince Georges County Executive Lawrence J. Hogan, a Republican, declared his bid for the Maryland U S Senate seat now held by Democrat Paul Sarbanes. He framed his run as a constructive alternative urged by supporters who seek national experience and common sense leadership. In Washington, Hogan emphasized his experience to tackle national problems.
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Mary Ayler Seeks Mrs Maryland Title in Frederick
News-Post profile by STYLESTUFF highlights Mary Ayler, a Frederick woman pursuing the Mrs Maryland crown. The piece blends local profiles with community spotlight as Ayler discusses her platform and ambitions.
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Pot weather and cooler temperatures spread across Western Maryland
Drier air will bring sunshine and cooler temperatures today across Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and surrounding counties with increasing clouds by Tuesday. In Maryland Mountains winds rise and temperatures fall with flurries and a transition to cloudy conditions tonight through Tuesday as readings dip into the 30s.
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Governor Hughes Courts Tough Image Shakeup in Annapolis
Governor Harry Hughes signals a tougher, take-charge image as advisers push a reform agenda. In a Gaithersburg luncheon speech he directly challenged the General Assembly, urging courage on tough measures for an election year. He named gasoline tax, drinking age, and handgun penalties as priorities, asking whether lawmakers will act.
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Inside The News Let Us Be Happy And Live Within Our Means
A reflective quote attributed to Artemus Ward, a U.S. Civil War commander, centers on contentment and prudence in finances. The truncated source trims context but presents a cautionary motto about living within means even when debt is involved.
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Senate to Open Hearings on Reagan Plan for New Federalism
The Senate will begin hearings on President Reagan's plan to shift many federal programs to the states while House Democrats adopt a cautious pace. Senate leaders anticipate passage this year, but House Democrats insist on consulting governors and mayors first and not rushing basic reorganizations.
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Slick roads as temps drop over area Monday
Falling temperatures turned wet surfaces from Sunday's rain to ice across Freak County. Maryland State Police reported a school bus crash on Opossumtown Pike with no student injuries, while the other driver was hospitalized. Crews salted roads from early morning as winds gusted over 60 mph. drier air and sun follow later today.
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Detrick Specialist Dead In Early Morning Crash
A Fort Detrick man, Spc. 4 James R. Hartman, 25, of New Oxford, died in a two vehicle collision on U.S. 30 five miles east of Gettysburg Pa. Hartman crossed the center line and hit a tractor trailer driven by Robert L. Weaver of Sissonville Va. He was employed as a medical lab specialist at the US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases. Hartman, born Nov. 20 1956 in Omaha Neb, was a 1975 Gov Thomas Johnson High School graduate. He is survived by his parents Willis and Betsy Hartman.
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Poles face stiff price hikes and martial law crackdown
Warsaw and Gdansk report rising prices up to 400 percent as martial law tightens. Police clash with demonstrators injuring 14 and arresting 205 in Gdansk. Roads near Warsaw closed, protests suppressed, while Union leaders face detainment and international commentary on Solidarity.
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Mount Airy Pioneer Ira Watkins Dies at 98
Mount Airy businessman Ira D. Watkins aged 98 died Monday at his home. Born September 10, 1883, he was president of Peoples Lumber Supply Co. Inc. and a charter member of several local groups. He is survived by nieces and nephews. Visitation is 3-5 and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday at Olin L. Molesworth Funeral Home. services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the same house.
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Damascus
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County energy plan top goal from Hood conference
Frederick County energy planners and residents pushed for broader information on saving energy at Hood College. The gathering sponsored by Maryland Energy Office and University of Maryland Extension produced eight briefs and sought a county plan, with farmers, builders, and civic groups sharing ideas.
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Paul E. Spurrier
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