Archaeologists Seek Access to Waterside Site Before Homes Rise
Maryland Historical Trust and Maryland Geological Trust scholars want to excavate a Monocacy River west bank site near Md 26 before Ausherman Construction proceeds with 461 homes on an 180 acre tract. Developer cites construction schedule and investment, while archaeologists propose a 10 day volunteer field session this spring.
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Maryland Geological Trust
Monocacy River
Ausherman Construction Company
Western Maryland
Robert Wail
Wall
Maryland Geological Survey
Maryland House panel approves six health care cost bills
A Maryland House of Delegates sub committee passed a six bill package aimed at containing health care costs. An amendment exempts Frederick’s Montevue Domiciliary Care Unit and other nursing homes from a new bed construction moratorium. The panel watered down the package amid edits, with Speaker Cardin calling it workable and noting a later study on cost caps.
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House of Delegates
Harry R. Hughes
Maryland
Frederick
Montevue
Del
James E. McClellan
D-Frederick
House Environmental Committee
McClellan
Berlin
Worcester County
Ocean City
Salisbury
Wicomico County
Benjamin Cardin
Baltimore City
Rampage in New York House Leaves Three Dead and Nine Injured
A group of four to six men invaded a New York apartment at about 10 30 p m, bound and shot three men at point blank range, wounded seven others including two children, and raped a woman. Police said one victim staggered to a precinct for help two hours later.
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New York
Ron Severin
Severin
Soviets escalate campaign against Reagan Star Wars plan
Moscow presses allies, dispatches officials to capitals, and files a formal complaint with the U.S. State Department over Reagan’s Strategic Defense Initiative. Soviet leaders warn the space-based anti-missile system could trigger a new arms race and violate the 1972 ABM treaty, while U.S. officials say the plan aims to render missiles harmless and may proceed with negotiations in Geneva.
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Reagan
Kremlin
S. State Department
U.S. Administration
Strategic Defense Initiative
U.S
Paul Nitze
United States
Washington
Geneva
Switzerland
Imports Flood U.S. Market Amid Record Trade Gap
The Commerce Department reported a January U.S. trade deficit of 10.3 billion dollars, up 2 percent from December, as imports surged to 29.7 billion while exports reached a record 19.4 billion. Analysts point to a strong dollar and structural factors behind the widening gap, with fears of a potential 130 billion annual deficit.
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Washington
United States
U.S
Commerce Department
Mount St Mary's economist reports on White House policy conference
A Mount St. Mary's College economist discusses insights from a White House policy conference attended earlier this week. The briefing covers potential shifts in domestic policy and their implications for business and finance sectors.
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Mount St. Mary’s College
White House
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