Juvenile curfew cited in Frederick City crime rise
Frederick City saw a 27.7 percent rise in juvenile crime from 316 to 401 cases in 1984, led by curfew and loitering violations. Police Chief Richard J. Ashton stressed curfews remain in effect with specific nightly hours and valid exceptions. He noted most violations involve white males aged 13 to 14 and urged parental responsibility to curb youth crime.
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Frederick City
Richard J. Ashton
Ashton
Stockman urges Congress to craft fairer Reagan budget
Budget Director David Stockman warned of problems in Reagan's 1986 plan and challenged Congress to craft a fairer deficit plan. He argued there are few good alternatives and anticipated a noisy defense debate while leaving defense and Social Security on the table for cuts. He testified alone as hearings opened with more witnesses to come.
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David Stockman
Reagan
Congress
Stockman
Senate
House
Defense
Pentagon
Rudolph Peaner
Congressional Budget Office
Caspar W. Weinberger
Federal Reserve
Buthelezi criticizes sanctions as harming blacks in South Africa
Washington reports Chief Mangosuthu G Buthelezi says economic sanctions against white-ruled South Africa would hurt 22 million blacks, endorses Reagan’s stand against apartheid but urges more diplomatic pressure. He calls Constructive Engagement a skeleton with no flesh.
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Washington
South Africa
Mangosuthu G. Buthelezi
Reagan
White House
Buthelezi
United States
Pretoria
Orphans' judges asked to return overpayment
Frederick County Commissioners pressed Orphans' Court judges to return $1,508 each, $4,524 total over two years, after an erroneous higher pay following 1982. Judges cited tax and disclosure complications, planning to discuss with commissioners. officials urged repayment to correct county error.
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Frederick County
Orphans’ Court
Howard Z. Stup
Stup
Harry O. Smith
Frederick's
Sterling
Bollinger
Labor unions oppose Reagan Job Corps plan in Congress
Organized labor and civil rights groups argue the proposal to kill the Job Corps would cut the only federal program training poor youths for permanent jobs. Labor officials defend alternatives, noting the Job Training Partnership Act could absorb disadvantaged youths while promising state block grants.
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Washington
Labor Department
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Aflcio
Murray Seeger
Lyndon Johnson
Petermeat
Aes
Ford B. Ford
Weather and hog industry outlook in a quirky columnist note
Weather update notes snow sleet and rain with local details while Becky Brashear weighs in on a brighter hog industry future. A witty aside from Laurence J. Peter comments on pessimism and road safety in a one way street context.
Reagan Aids in 1986 Budget Gifts to Israel and Allies
President Reagan seeks 1986 military aid totaling 3.9 billion dollars that does not have to be repaid with grants to Israel Egypt and NATO ally Turkey leading a list of recipients. Additional concessional loans and untaxed grants fund arms purchases and regional programs while noting total military aid at 9.4 billion and economic aid at 5.3 billion pending decisions.
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Honduras
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Somalia
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