Dems delay vote on Lebanon withdrawal resolution
Democrats on the House Foreign Affairs Committee postponed a vote on a non binding resolution urging prompt withdrawal of US Marines from Lebanon to allow more time for bipartisan negotiation. Rep Stephen J Solarz indicated language changes to broaden support. Democratic leaders worried adoption could destabilize Lebanon’s government.
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Washington
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Lebanon
Lawrence
Eagleburger
Patel
Stephen J. Solarz
D-N.y
Luc
Motorcyclist Strikes Dog on Rocky Springs Road
Samuel Steel Jr., 58, of 8921 Yellow Springs Road, was riding a 1982 Suzuki west on Rocky Springs Road when he collided with a large dog. He was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with a fractured leg. The dog was injured and returned to its owner. No charges were filed. The 12:30 p.m. crash was investigated by Dr. Jim Pope.
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Frederick
Rocky Springs Road
Frederick County
Nuruymayuusu
Dre
Jim Pope
Frederick shelter task force plans homelessness survey
The Frederick County shelter task force conducts a survey of agencies to assess homelessness among individuals and families. It will host a conference on March 27 with speakers from the Greater Baltimore Shelter Network and local citizens to discuss needs and a housing plan.
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Frederick County
Salvation Army
Union Rescue Mission
Frederick Community Center
the Red Cross
Abused Spouse Program
Department of Social Services
Greater
Frederick
Task Force
John Scott
Scott
New York City
Maryland General Assembly
Conference of Homelessness
Judith B. Rudolf
David Rice
Fire log reports multiple structure fires and transfers
A 24 hour fire log lists incidents at 118 Key Parkway a house fire with multiple company responses, Union Bridge building fire, transfer from Blue Ridge Summit, a second house fire on Hampton Valley Road, and an East F Street house fire with several ambulance and tanker units. Also noted is a Florida couple, Raymond and Bonnie Dubel, arrested in Frederick County on fugitive warrants for fraud and theft of a 1977 Corvette and awaiting extradition to Okeechobee County.
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United
Independents and
Citizens Track Company
Key Parkway
Independents
Citizens Truck Company
County Lehigh Portland Cement CO
Union Bridge
New Midway
Woodsboro
Franklin County
Blue Ridge Summit
Thurmont
Hampton Valley Road
Emmitsburg
Fairfield
F’ Street
Brunswick
Lovetteville
Jefferson
Florida
Frederick County
Maryland
Okeechobee County
Fla
Raymond Melvin Dubel
Bonnie June Dubel
Police review four thefts across Frederick County
Maryland State Police investigate four theft incidents in Frederick County during the week. Key cases include the Gl en n Waltz Plumbing theft at the National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg with tools valued at 2518 dollars, a break in at an abandoned farm on Old Middletown Road in Jefferson, the theft of two Goodyear tires and two Crager wheels from a Frederick vehicle, and a Walkersville home burglary involving checks cash and a diamond ring. Additional thefts include tools from a pickup at New Market Park and Ride. Investigations led by Troopers Leatherman Minter and Dinterman, with other officers named. The report notes a bake sale and an art exhibit in separate items.
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Maryland
Frederick County
National Fire Academy
Glenn Waltz Plumbing and Heating Company
Emmitsburg
J.M. Kuhn
Ruth Elgin
Jefferson
Old Middletown Road
B&e
Tic
M.D. Kretzer
Pauline Lawson
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Mail
Tre
Leatherman
Eric Savoy
Imagination Court
Walkersville
M.W. Dinterman
James Norris
Park and
MD. 144
MD. 75
New Market
Tpr
Arts council highlights and upcoming acts in Gettysburg area
The arts council discussed new board leadership and objecttives while previewing forthcoming acts including Count Basie, Connie Smith, and the Seldom Scene. Amanda Ward performed Mozart arias with Bill Shorb. Fredericktowne Players staged scenes from You're A Good Man Charlie Brown. Geneva Welch showcased animal paintings. Salisbury note: 1880 British South Africa Company founded Salisbury in modern Zimbabwe.
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Arts Council
FAC
Amanda Ward
Hood College
Bill Shorb
Frederick's Christian Academy
Salisbury
British South Africa Company
Zimbabwe
Reagan sees labor market gains but warns unemployment stays high
An economic report to Congress shows about 250000 hires in January and the civilian unemployment rate at 7.9 percent in October 1981 levels, while the administration forecasts a 7.7 percent civilian military combined rate this year. Separate payroll data indicate 285000 more jobs to 1.9 million, and factory hours rose by 25 minutes to 40.9 per week.
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Congress
Reagan
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America
William S. Broomfield
Michigan
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Broomfield
the News
Frederick, Ad
Lee Hamilton
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Middle East
Hamilton
Ins
Sgt
Sobitlesville Y
Cpl
Ronald Herring
James Kerns
Dariene Wiles Burail
Dariene
Wiles
Burall
United Fire Company Amxiliary
Farm Fresh
West Seventh Street
Minneapolis
Judith Shea
Nick Vaugho
Walker Art Center
Cams
Brooks
Ag PY Sed
Frederick Furniture Company, Inc
Evergreen Point
Masonic Lodge
Lynch Lodge
Af&a Masons
Oscar D. Johnson Jr
Richard T. Kreb Sr
O’ Dale L. Pittinger
Bertram L. Edmonston
Lester L. Holmes
Harry L. Rowe
Charles L. Myers
O. Wilson Cook
Robert K. Helms
George T. Schroeder Jr
Austin L. Baumgardner Sr
Amos Johnson Jr
Count Bassie
Stup
Connie Smith
Nashville
The
Seldom Scene
Gettysburg Hospital
Robert Free
Rocky Ridge
Joseph Hoover
Gardners
Ruth Aldrich
Biglerville
Bessie Keefer
Gettysburg
Joan Bankard
Terry Neuber
Herma Collison
Mary Kump
Gilbert Rose
Kenneth Hopkins
Holly Andrew
Joyce Slaybough
Aspers
Glen Comstock
Beverly Kolb
Lucinda Heller
Ethel Clapsaddle
Hazel Kimple
Orrtanna
Daniel Wolfe
Kathleen Lott
Mary Carter
William Broughton
Richard Hoffman
Littlestown
Anna Staey
Keymor
Steven Coasey
Judith Fissel
Winter Savings Sale
Spd
Man
Tairrors
T. Glass & More
WSW
Tilt
Whl
T Glass
Tiene & Mere
Tempo
Derost
M Stereo
T. Glass
Gmp
Dr.Dema
T. Nloss
Dr. Diesel
FORD
Frederick Motor Company
Waverley Drive
Frederick, MD
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