Polish diplomats expelled in retaliation over Poland US row
Washington reports that Poland expelled a U S military attache and declared its own attache persona non grata after the United States removed a Polish official. The move suspends planned science talks and prompts protests from the State Department while both sides denounce the actions as baseless.
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Zdzislaw Ludwiczak
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Szymanski
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Warsaw
U.S
John Davis
United States
Myer
Barbara
Jerzy Urban
Berhard Kalb
Richard E. Combs Jr
Ludwiczak
Gromyko presses Italy on Star Wars and missiles
In Rome, Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko met with Giulio Andreotti to urge Italy against backing Reagan's Star Wars defense plan. The talks touched East West relations amid Geneva arms talks, Middle East issues, and Italy's growing trade deficit with the USSR, reported after a 20 minute private session.
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Palazzo Barberi
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Strategic Defense Initiative
Bank parking policy sparks downtown dispute
Frederick merchants decry the city’s plan to offer reserved parking in the 400-space Church Street garage. After a backlash, one holder agreed to drop three spaces from seven to four as officials seek to mollify vendors. Archie Rogers and Sanford Blum pressed Mayor Ronald N. Young and the aldermen for equal access or none.
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Archie Rogers
Sanford Blum
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Blum
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Mass killings by Soviet forces deepen Afghan conflict
Western diplomats report hundreds of Afghan civilians killed this month in villages and rural areas as Soviet troops consolidate operations in Kunduz and Pagman. Afghan army conscripts also rise from prisons to join the fight against Moslem rebels amid broader Cold War tensions in the region.
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Hunger Epidemic Warned By Task Force In America
A national hunger report by the Physicians Task Force on Hunger in America asserts up to 20 million Americans may be hungry monthly, despite economic recovery. Led by J Larry Brown of Harvard, the study links hunger to recession fallout and Reagan era cuts, urging expanded welfare, food stamps, school meals, and WIC programs.
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Tak Force
America
J. Larry Brown
Harvard School of Public Health
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Washington
White House
Anson Franklin
Potomac Edison plans $5.7 million upgrade in Frederick division
The Potomac Edison Co will invest about $5.7 million in 1985 to upgrade substation, transmission and distribution facilities in its Frederick division. The project includes finishing a 230 kilovolt line from Mount Airy to Damascus and Montgomery substations begun in 1979, with several components nearing completion such as a Mount Airy substation addition and a Damascus substation build. The Damascus to Montgomery line is budgeted at $440,000 with other segments totaling the remainder.
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Walkersville and Poolesville win Class C Region I title
Dave Ammenheuser reports on the basketball championship with local coverage. Becky Brashear forecasts Frederick County Agriculture Week. Farm editor notes plans amid weather map details and TV listings. Weather and other sections teased. Benjamin Franklin reference remains.
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Poolesville
Dave Ammenheuser
Becky Brashear
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County offers compromise over city sewer plant use
Frederick County Commissioners push a compromise to share 50 percent of the sewer taps once annexation occurs at areas served by the county portion of the city plant. County seeks 1.166 million gallons daily, about 16.7 percent of plant capacity, with shares and costs outlined including state and federal grants. Mayor Ronald N. Young had warned of capping county taps at 700,000 gallons if talks stall.
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