Hospital to buy Elm Street school land for expansion
Frederick Memorial Hospital will acquire the Elm Street School property in a multi million dollar deal, funded by county actions and special General Assembly legislation. The county will auction property taken from the school board, with terms protecting the district, and the hospital trustees remain under negotiation for sale authority.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elm Street
Maryland General Assembly
Sterling E. Bollinger
Bollinger
Frederick Our
Annanalie
Exhausted snow crews end shift in Frederick County
Frederick County snow removal workers, who toiled since Friday, finally went home at 3 30 p m Monday. Roads Superintendent Ronald O Linton said they likely will return to regular hours this week as he notes limited salt use and all roads cleared though many were one lane. City officials in Frederick face budget questions over overtime while awaiting official expenditure printouts and decisions by the mayor and aldermen.
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Frederick County
Ronald O. Linton
Linton
Hayden
Ronald 0. Linton
Sey 3
Inside The News A lover who reasons is 10 lover
A quotation from Norman Douglas states that a lover who reasons is ten lovers, reflecting a witty take on romantic restraint. The line echoes Douglas’s sharp prose on affection and intellect in literary circles.
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Norman Douglas
Snow removal and school decision updates in Frederick
Frederick city crews widen snow choked streets on Church, Patrick and North Market while parking bans and towing follow. School closing decisions in Frederick County delayed until Tuesday afternoon or Wednesday morning as road and lot clearing progress informs plans for bus routes and capacity.
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Frederick City
Church Street
Court Streets
Richard J. Ashton
North Market Street
Church and
Fifth Streets
Ashton
Patrick Street
Carroll and
Frederick County
Wayne Hayden
Hayden
Board of Education
City to receive historic items from old P.O.
Maryland Historic Trust officials have agreed with Frederick City to transfer ownership of artifacts salvaged from the old Frederick post office to the city. The agreement allows use for preservation projects or sale with proceeds funding local preservation groups. Most items are expected to stay with the city, with potential resale as a last resort.
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Maryland Historic Trust
Frederick
J. Rodney Little
Little
Historic District Commission
HDC
Historical Society
Frederick County
Mul Luildirman
Sernard Cala
Callan
City Hall
Snow Rescue Saves Thurmont Baby After Brain Surgery
Keith Eckenrode, 5, survived a brain clot after a snowbound rescue from Thurmont to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Guardians Steven Pickett and neurosurgeon Swami Nathan coordinated a late-night transfer and emergency operation, with Keith eating solid food by noon Monday and showing improvement.
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Baby
Thurmont
Fanatic tax protester sought after marshal shooting
Heavily armed officers with an armored carrier surrounded a foggy North Dakota farm where 63 year old Gordon Kahl, charged after a shootout with marshals over a 1977 tax evasion sentence, may be hiding. Law enforcement paused due to darkness and fog, awaiting more manpower and equipment.
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Heaton
N.D
U.S
Gordon Kahl
National Guard
FBI
Sheriff's
Kahl
Dick Hickman
Crime Bureau
Williston
Judge blocks squeal rule on teen contraceptives
U.S. District Judge Henry Werker temporarily blocked a Reagan era rule requiring federal programs to notify parents when teenagers obtain contraceptives. The ruling cited irreparable harm from enforcing the Department of Health and Human Services regulation, while a HHS spokesman declined comment awaiting notification.
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New York
CAD
Chel
U.S
Henry Werker
Department of Health and Human Services
Werker
Russell Mack
Washington
Arafat vows ongoing struggle for Jerusalem flag
In Algiers PLO leader Yasser Arafat told the Palestine National Council that the struggle against Israel will continue until the Palestinian flag flies over Jerusalem’s mosques and churches. He condemned the United States for pressuring Israel over Lebanon. The council, in exile since Lebanon’s 1982 invasion, opened its week-long session with Arafat urging victory through armed action, drawing raucous applause from delegates and global invitees.
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Algiers
Algeria
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Israel
Jerusalem
United States
Lebanon
Arafat
Palestine National Council
Palestine Liberation Organization
Beirut
Reagan moves to revise test ban treaty rules
Reagan will propose to the Soviet Union revisions to two nuclear test ban pacts so American inspectors can observe illegal explosions. The plan aims to ease verification for Senate approval of the 1974 and 1976 arms deals, though Soviet agreement is uncertain. The New York Times notes Moscow seeks talks with the IAEA on allowing UN inspectors at civilian plants, a first for foreign monitoring.
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Washington
Reagan
Soviet Union
U.S
Senate
New York Times
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
United Nations
Maryland counties oppose roadside herbicide use
A coalition of environmentalists hunters and commissioners from Calvert Charles and St Marys counties challenge the state over spraying toxic herbicides to control weeds along roadsides. Local officials warn of environmental and health hazards and urge a stop to the practice. St Marys commissioner Dick Arnold likens the scorched appearance to being hit with a blowtorch.
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Maryland
Calvert, Charles
St. Mary’s
St Mary’s
Dick Arnold
Weather Outlook For Eastern U S Mild, Sunny Today
Fair and milder weather will dominate today and Wednesday as a weak high pressure system moves into the Eastern U S. In Western Maryland areas Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties expect mostly sunny skies today with highs in the mid 40s and chilly tonight with lows in the mid 20s. Maryland mountains see sun today then partly cloudy Wednesday with highs in the low 40s and lows near 20. Yesterday’s temperatures ranged Frederick 37 Hagerstown 36 Westminster 36 Gaithersburg 38 Leesburg 37.
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U.S
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Gaithersburg
Leesburg
David Lesher
Costa Rica land scheme exposed by Anderson column
Washington Merry-Go-Round columnist Jack Anderson uncovers a land scheme in Costa Rica backed by U S and Israeli government agencies. Other views examine education changes, a state higher education panel, and the impact of automation on American workers. Extension agents survey the National Conservation Program and dairy farming history.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Costa Rica
U.S
Cornelius Dwyer
Eugene Goll
Tom Tiede
Anthony Harrigan
Dan Bard
Ken Wisner
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James Eckenrode
Steven Pickett
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