City eyes annexation plans amid county clash over land
The city may annex a 35 acre Rosenstock parcel and other plots, despite county opposition. County Commissioner Galen R. Clagett accuses the move of private interest manipulation, warning possible court action while officials argue water and sewer service impacts and expansion limits beyond the Monocacy River.
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Young
Rosenstock
Galen R. Clagett
Clagett
J. O'Neill Jenkins
Monocacy River
Weather survey notes light snow risk in county
County weather teams report wet conditions with no freezing yet and readiness for cold. No major school disruptions planned as precipitation lingers through Friday with temps in the 30s. Light mountain snowfall possible west of Hagerstown, with a coastal storm potentially bringing snow Sunday or Monday.
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Hale
Frederick County
Western Maryland Weather Sees Snow Likely West of Washington County
Colder air filters in as a developing storm moves toward Cape Hatteras. Western Maryland could see mixed precipitation and up to 2 to 4 inches of snow, mainly west of Washington County, with higher totals in the Maryland mountains up to 4 inches. Fair and cold Saturday with another East Coast storm likely Sunday or Monday.
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Maryland
Georgia
Cape Hatteras
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Washington County
Weather forecast targets Friday rain across southern New York
The National Weather Service predicts rain from the South into southern New York for Friday. Snow and snow flurries are expected from the lower Midwest to New England. Temperatures will be cold across northern and central states.
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National Weather Service
New York
Lower Midwest
New England
Avian influenza outbreak linked to trucked birds in Maryland
A confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza outbreak surfaced in two Prince Georges County locations after a Carroll County farmer sold live birds from a truck in Washington without a permit. Birds were confiscated, euthanized, and sent for lab testing. Depopulation was ordered for birds tied to an Exotic-bird owner in Prince Georges. Authorities warn on containment and ongoing probe into sales and transfers.
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Prince Georges County
Shook
Carroll County
Washington, D.C
Humane Society
Sook
the Humane Society
MDA
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Carrol County
Kent County
Agriculture Department
William Stephens
Delmarva Poultry Industries Inc
Radar sites to be an issue at arms talks
Secretary of State George P. Shultz plans to raise questionable Soviet radar installations and other defensive moves at next week's arms talks to bolster treaty provisions. The Krasnoyarsk radar in central Siberia is cited as likely violating the ABM pact, with other installations potentially forming an impermissible missile defense system.
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U.S
Washington
George P. Shultz
Reagan Administration
Shultz
Andrei A. Gromyko
Gromyko
Krasnoyarsk
Siberia
Congress
McGeorge Bundy
George F. Kennan
Robert 5. McNamara
Gerard C. Smith
Foregin Affairs Magazine
Reagan eyes battle on budget and taxes
President Reagan returns to the White House after a California vacation and a three hour session with Japanese Prime Minister Nakasone in Los Angeles. He aims to push Congress on taxes and the budget while preparing for stiff fights over defense spending MX missiles and aid to Nicaragua. The talks with Nakasone focus on opening Japanese markets to U.S. goods and cutting the trade deficit.
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Washington
Reagan
Yoshuko Nakasone
White House
Congress
California
Nakasone
Los Angeles
America
Japan
U.S
Nicaragua
Treasury
Donald Regan
Advisers urge $100B deficit cut to spur economy
The chief economic advisers from the last three presidents told the Senate Finance Committee that Congress should cut about 100 billion dollars from the deficit to trigger lower interest rates and stronger growth. Feldstein urged the move, Greenspan urged ambitious goals, and Schultze warned of long term risks and possible tax increases.
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Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Martin Feldstein
Reagan
Council of Economic Advisers
Feldstein
Alan Greenspan
Ford
Corps of Economic Advisers
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Shintaro Abe
Geneva
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