Neus-Pot weather forecast for Western Maryland counties
The forecast covers Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties with clear cold tonight and low 18 to 25. Tuesday offers mostly sunny pleasant conditions with highs 42 to 46 and Wednesday brings a chance of showers and mild air. Maryland mountains stay fair and cool with highs near 40 today and Tuesday. Temperature readings from Frederick Westminster Hagerstown Cumberland and Oakland are listed. David Lesher.
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Reagan proposes $1 trillion budget with record cuts
President Reagan unveiled a 1.024 trillion dollar fiscal 1988 budget aimed at a sharp deficit reduction with 42 billion in cuts and program eliminations but no tax increases. The plan forecasts a deficit of about 107.8 billion while funding a new 1 billion dollar program for workers displaced by imports and a 500 million dollar AIDS initiative. Defense authority would rise to 312 billion, with 297.6 billion in 1988 outlays, reflecting a modest military increase.
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Blood donations rise as injuries spur turnout nationwide
At least 200 donors visited the District of Columbia chapter Sunday night, spokesman Dave Goetz said. He noted many came after hearing of numerous injuries. The Red Cross sent extra blood to Baltimore while Philadelphia and Birmingham, Alabama, flew in inventories.
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Lottery results and budget talks mix from AP reports
Baltimore lottery winners reported for Daily Lottery Pick Four Lotto while Harrisburg Big 4 and DC Lucky Numbers DC Four Daily Double results listed. Separate DC and federal budget notes cite Reagan defending Gramm Rudman targets, aiming to cut deficits toward 1991 goals amid a projected 173.2 billion shortfall.
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Fire log reports multiple calls and house fires over 48 hours
Fire logs show calls at 11:24 p.m. 134 Hughes Ford Rd a 4:36 p.m. Hillside Ave and a 9:33 p.m. Francis Scott Key Highway house fire. Townhouse fire at 1:57 p.m. Sunday with several departments responding. Ambulance calls total 44 emergency and 2 routine.
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Amtrak Conrail wreck near Baltimore claims lives and injures many
Rescue efforts continued seven miles east of Baltimore after two Amtrak locomotives derailed and 12 cars toppled. Dozens were killed or seriously injured as passengers described the chaos. Authorities said 175 passengers were taken to 10 area hospitals with 78 seriously hurt.
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Train crash survivors recall panic and heroism
Carol Bourne of New York describes bloodied foreheads and chaos as passengers struggled to escape a train wreck. A young man cradled an injured man while others shouted for order, some climbing from windows amid twisted metal and cries in Spanish from a shaken wife. Local resident Brian Clark details rescuers guiding injured passengers through windows.
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Philadelphia woman recalls collision panic and rescue
Jane Whitney of Philadelphia described a chaotic collision where a 4 year old girl was thrown atop her. Ms Bourne said she grabbed the child and fled the scene as fast as possible amid the outburst of fear and desperation.
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Reagan Undergoes Surgery For Colon Polyps
Reagan’s private physicians at a hospital near Washington removed four small polyps from his colon during a Sunday procedure. Lab tests confirmed the tissue was benign. A Tuesday X-ray evaluation was planned, with doctors reporting no cancer recurrence yet detected since July 1985.
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