States say Reagan budget unfair and costly
Washington officials released a joint study estimating that President Reagan's proposed budget would cost state and local governments about 97 billion dollars over five years. They warn many programs face cuts and states may need five percent tax hikes to replace lost revenues.
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Washington
Reagan
Senate
Kansas
John Carlin
Budge
John T. Bragg
Carlin
Tennessee
National Conference of State Legislators
Bragg
Congress
Potomac Ice Jam May Ebb as Rains Rise River
Heavy rain Tuesday could ease danger from a giant ice mass on the Potomac River south of Brunswick. Resident Newton Menger Burkhart reports ice four city blocks by two, with upriver ice melting and hung up on jam. He warns a sudden release could occur if the jam breaks, and notes river rose about a foot overnight. Continued on Page A-3.
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Potomac River
Brunswick
Newton Menger Burkhart
Burkhart
McAsry
Two Accidents Pin Two People in Separate Crashes
Police and rescue crews responded to two separate crashes at presstime. A tractor trailer overturned on a northbound U.S. 340 ramp at Ballenger Creek Pike, with the driver reportedly pinned. Another crash on Yellow Springs Pike at ae Martz Road left one person pinned and seriously injured. Incheon Election Coverage and International News: Seoul voters turn out heavily in National Assembly elections, with eight hours in and 8 percent voting. turnout expected to top 78.4 percent from 1981. U.S. Embassy in Mexico City offers 50,000 reward for DEA agent Enrique Camarena Salazar, kidnapped in Guadalajara. DEA teams aiding police in the search. Europe endures fourth day of severe cold with at least 60 deaths across the region, including Ghent and Northern Ireland.
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U.S. 340
Ballenger Creek Pike
Yellow Springs Pike
Ae Martz Road
Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Chun Doo-hwan
Chun
Democratic Justice Party
Pusan
Mexico City
United States
U.S
Drug Enforcement Administration
Enrique Camarena Salazar
Guadalajara
Camarena Salazar
DEA
Mexico
John Gavin
Texas
London
Europe
England
Ghent
Belgium
Northern Ireland
West Germany
Rainy flood hits Frederick County closing schools early
Heavy rainfall disrupted Frederick County causing hazardous driving and rising creeks. Schools in the county closed early with Walkersville district moving two hours ahead. State police logged over an inch by mid morning and noted high water on several roads including Md 355, Md 75, and Md 26 while the Potomac River rose a foot.
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Frederick County
Walkersville
Maryland
Bennett’s Creek
Francis Scott Key Mall
Libertytown
Ballenger Creek Pike
Windsor Estates
Isreal’s Creek
Dance Hall Road
Opossumtown Pike
Willow Road
Frederick City
Shookstown Road
Potomac River
County to accept city sludge if plate test passes
Frederick County officials voted unanimously to accept Frederick city's sludge in the county landfill once it meets the states plate test standards. The sludge currently runs off a plate at 45 degrees, so steps such as mixing with soil or sand would be taken to thicken it. The county plans upgrades to the landfill including a liner and possibly a second leachate pond, with a tentative permit renewal in May.
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Cindy Hackett
Green News-Post
Frederick County
Frederick City
County Public Works
Lawrence W
Johnson Jr
Johnson
MD. 77
Graceham
Thurmont
Sabillasville
Landfill life extension could prove profitable
Frederick County residents could turn waste into revenue as the Litter Task Force called for options to extend the county landfill life. The panel heard from trash hauler Lewis Bell about recycling old newspapers glass and other items to cut costs and support clean county goals.
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Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Lewis Bell
Bell
Frederick
John L. Carnachan Jr
Lawrence W. Johnson
Public Works
Carnochan
Johnson
Alfred Thackston Jr
Paul Fox
Planning Commission
Lawrence Speelman
Dave Mantel
Shipley’s Bottling Works
Carroll Biffer
Mid-Atlantic
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
John Holmes
Frederick County Liquor Dealers Association
William Barnes
Frederik County Liquor Dealers Association
Robert Snyder
Peggie Smith
Community Commons
Pete Plamondon
Roy Rogers
Friederick
Lee Lambert
Future Farmers of America Week begins February 16
Becky Brashear presents national and focal observances of Future Farmers of America week starting February 16. The piece notes weather shifts from rain to snow this evening with possible flurries tomorrow, and includes an artistic aside on knowledge without conscience and Rabelais.
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Becky Brashear
Future Farmers of America
Francois Rabelais
Analysts Expect Rates to Hold Through June
Washington analysts predict rates will stay unchanged through June aided by a hands off policy from the Federal Reserve. Despite robust money growth raising inflation fears in the past, experts see no signs of imminent inflation and anticipate a cautious wait and see approach from policymakers. The Federal Open Market Committee begins two days of closed door meetings to set money growth targets for the year.
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Washington
Federal Reserve
Fed
Federal Open Market Poliy Committee
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