Lange rebuts U S warship call amid New Zealand nuclear ban
New Zealand Prime Minister David Lange rejected a U S request to deploy a warship in March and reaffirmed the anti nuke policy, denying alliance strain with Australia and America. Desmond Tutu becomes first black Anglican bishop of Johannesburg amid anti apartheid protests.
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Weather outlook with sun turning cloudy and cold
Early sun gives way to clouds this afternoon with 25 to 32 degree highs. Tonight will be colder with likely snow. Also includes a farm proverb about striking oil and making a fortune from land.
Reagan asks political courage and a lean budget
President Reagan urged Congress to show political courage and pass a $973.7 billion fiscal plan for next year. The austere budget would freeze or trim many domestic programs, boost defense by $330 billion, cut mass transit and housing, end revenue sharing, end Amtrak subsidies, and impose a 25 percent pay cut for federal workers, risking failure to meet 1983 deficit targets.
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Budget clash erupts over Reagan outline critics split on defense
Republican and Democratic congressional leaders quickly criticized the budget details released Sunday. Senate leaders warned the administration to avoid cuts to Social Security or defense and to resist tax increases while Dole and Wright accused the plan of a blind spot on military spending and a hollow path to balance. Reagan defended the outline as a significant step toward deficit reduction.
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BoE to Decide Berger Renewal at Wednesday Meeting
Frederick County School Superintendent Stuart D. Berger faces a likely contract decision by the board at its regular meeting Wednesday. If offered, Berger indicated he would accept. board president Marvin C. Anthony kept details private as executive sessions shaped a likely public vote.
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Middletown Man Dies In House Fire
A Middletown resident, Charles David Frank, 34, died in a house fire at 114 East Main Street early Saturday. Funeral services are planned for 10 a.m. Tuesday. Fire investigators say the blaze began in the living room near a sofa and Frank was found near a door to the outside while attempting escape. autopsy set for Monday in Baltimore.
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E. Main St
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Frederick
Frank
State Medical Examiner's Office
Baltimore
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Rauschenberg
George Stottlemyer
Braddock Heights
Arctic blast chills area in Frederick County
Bitter cold grip moves through the region with sub-freezing lows around eight degrees and high winds. Schools opened on time though bus drivers faced vehicle problems as Maryland State Police cautioned about possible power outages and forecast snow, sleet, or freezing rain in the coming days. Officials advised steps to stay safe during outages including reporting outages, conserving electricity, and assembling emergency supplies.
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James Latimer
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