World events mingle in brief across Warsaw Tunis Boston and Hartford
Reports from Warsaw outline a first face to face meeting between Cardinal Glemp and Premier Jaruzelski amid talks on releasing dissidents and Solidarity leaders. In Tunis troops fired on rioters injuring several as bread price protests spread. In Boston researchers report interferon as a promising treatment for hairy cell leukemia. In Washington Jesse Jackson leverages his Syria mission for campaign gain while Hartford orders the Boy Scouts to appoint a female scoutmaster. In San Salvador ex intelligence chiefs are reassigned abroad and US envoy Stone meets Magana ahead of Nicaragua talks.
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Pleasure is Rare When Sought Says Samuel Johnson Quote
A noted English scholar Samuel Johnson remarked that true happiness eludes those who actively chase it. The remark, echoed in historical discourse, underscores a common wisdom about contentment and pursuit.
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Samuel] Johnson
Maryland tops NC State 59 55 in college basketball
Maryland defeated NC State 59 to 55 in a college basketball matchup. Analyst Tom White weighs in on the final college football polls.
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Weather Outlook For Western Maryland This Week
A weak high pressure system brings fair weather across Western Maryland with partly sunny days today and Friday and highs in the low 40s. Lows tonight in the mid 20s, fair Saturday with near 40 degree highs, and a chance of rain or snow Sunday. Temperature notes list Frederick 39-24 and Cumberland 44-25 among others.
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David Lesher
City ends 83 with surplus of 1.49 million
Frederick City finished fiscal 1983 with a 1.49 million surplus above budget estimates, boosting the upcoming 10 million general fund budget. The year also showed 403,664 more spent from the general fund than in 1982, according to the annual financial report released Wednesday.
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City debt, spending rise in 1983 tax year drives record loans
The city reports 1983 spends rise across urban development and public safety while public works and general government vary. Overall city debts jump from 4.89 to 20.8 million as the city borrows 16.5 million via a $10 million loan and $6.5 million in general obligation bonds for capital projects including parking deck construction and a new waste water plant. Betty E. Rice, Financial Director, allocates funds by project to track repayments.
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Ten arrested after monthlong drug probe in Frederick
State police and Frederick authorities arrested ten individuals January 2 after a five month investigation with MSP Special Services and a covert unit. The suspects faced charges including distribution and possession of cocaine PCP marijuana and methamphetamine plus weapons counts and conspiracy. PCP marijuana and cocaine were seized and a loaded handgun and a vehicle were seized during the operation. The probe remains ongoing with more arrests anticipated.
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Frederick ninth graders improve on math and reading tests
Frederick County ninth graders posted a 60 percent passage rate in the Maryland Functional Math Test, up from 46 percent last year, while reading rose to 83 percent from 89 percent the prior year. State officials urge caution as districts review scores for accuracy.
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Eastern Shore flock tested for avian flu
Maryland officials test a Shore farm's 8 000 to 9 000 birds for avian influenza at MDA laboratories in Annapolis with results due by Thursday. If the virus is confirmed, samples go to Ames Iowa for further testing. death of six of eight birds indicates a highly pathogenic strain.
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C and P files seek new local rate scale in Maryland
C P Telephone Company filed new local rate scales in Maryland to restructure charges and implement the PSC approved 168.3 million dollar annual revenue. The filing expects PSC action this week and if approved, rates take effect January 1. Bills will note the changes. For the first time C P will bill long distance carriers for connecting to the local network, with long distance firms anticipated to contribute 81.4 million dollars.
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Former Bucheimer executive John M. Bucheimer Jr. dies
John M. Bucheimer Jr. 68 of 7425 Ridge Road Frederick died Tuesday January 3 at Waynesboro Hospital Pennsylvania. He was former vice president of JM Bucheimer Co Frederick before its 1969 sale and is survived by wife Louise Phillips Bucheimer a son John M. Bucheimer III and daughter Mrs. Joan E Bill. He was born January 27 1915 in Baltimore and belonged to Glyndon Methodist Church Rotary Club and Reisterstown Kiwanis Club.
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