U S backed rebels attack Nicaraguan port near Managua
U S backed rebels in planes and speed boats attacked Potosi port 110 miles northwest of Managua hours before President Reagan's en voyage to discuss with the Sandinistas. Reports cite strafing and shelling by unmarked aircraft and multiple vessels from Honduras, amid regional unrest.
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Nicaragua
Reagan
el Salvador
U.S
Potosi
Honduras
Island Faces Gasoline Spill After Harbor Fire
Coast Guard says life on Tangier Island returning to normal after about 10 000 gallons of gasoline spilled into Tangier Harbor. Harbor reopened to boat traffic at 7 a m with readings negative for fumes. Two 65 foot Coast Guard cutters remained offshore to keep vessels out due to explosion risk.
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Tangier, Va
Coast Guard
Chesapeake Bay Island
Bill Braceland
Coast Guard Marine Safety Office
Hampton
Braceland
Cmdr
Richard Tittermary
Chincoteague
Crisfield
Officials expand fight against Mexican fruit fly
In EL MONTE California officials plan an aerial treatment of about nine square miles starting Monday night after three more Mexican fruit flies were found. Deputy ag commissioner Bill Edwards said the swift action targets a larger area beyond the previously sprayed 50 square miles as warm weather could bring more pests threatening the local fruit industry.
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Calif
Bill Edwards
Los Angeles County
Edwards
California
Frederick County’s first male kindergarten teacher discussed
Nevey Luse speaks with John Dalton about his role as Frederick County’s pioneering male kindergarten teacher. Lisa Farbstein reviews the waning appeal of jukeboxes in entertainment venues.
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Nevey Luse
John Dalton
Frederick County
Lisa Farbstein
Weather outlook for Western Maryland this weekend
A weak cold front crosses early today followed by fair seasonable weather through the weekend. Western Maryland counties will see partly cloudy breezy conditions today with highs in the low 40s and colder nights. Snow or rain could develop Sunday night amid weekend sunshine and chillier temps.
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Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Emmitsburg
Unionville
David Lesher
Jobless rate falls to 8.2 percent in December
Washington reports December unemployment at 8.2 percent marking continued recovery from the 1982 peak. More than 335000 added jobs, 920000 still unemployed, with revisions placing December 1982 at 11 percent and discourages dropping to 15 million.
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Washington
BLS
Countywide police force debated by Frederick County leaders
Frederick County officials discussed creating a countywide police force or expanding the sheriff's department. The idea centers on deputizing municipal officers and coordinating services as population grows, with no immediate plans to dissolve current town departments.
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Commission
Galen R Clagett
Sterling E. Bollinger
Robert C. Snyder
Snyder
Frederick
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Richard L. Grossnickle
Grossnickle
Clagett
City seeks PE costs to bury East Street wiring dispute
Frederick officials press Potomac Edison to honor a 1914 agreement to bury wires along East Street between Patrick and Second streets. PE may appeal to the PSC, which could overrule local deals. If required, costs would be high as underground installations are pricey.
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Frederick
Potomac Edison
East Street
Patrick
Second Streets
Board of Aldermen
Hagerstown
Frederick Railway Co
PSC
South Market Street
Robert L. Strine
City Public Works
Strine
W. Milner Roberts
Patrick L. Mclaughlin
Hughes evades tax hike questions in final conference
Annapolis Governor Hughes dodges questions about personal income tax increases to fund new programs in the 1983 budget. He signals support for expanded education aid, possibly the largest state investment over four to five years, while aides flag potential reductions from Civiletti’s $68 million per pupil proposal. He links pay raises to healthcare premium cuts and says tax hikes may come in a supplemental budget, with a cautious stance on income tax rate increases.
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General Assembly
Harry R. Hughes
U.S
Benjamin A. Civiletti
Hughes
Emer J. Johnson
Chesapeake Bay
Maryland Education Standings Hover Near Midpoint
ANNAPOLIS AP Maryland sits near the middle in most education metrics released by U S Education Secretary Bell The figures show Maryland average or better in test scores graduation rates pupil teacher ratios and teaching salaries The 1982 average teacher salary of 19286 ranked 32nd nationwide Maryland also fell in the state rankings for the ACT and SAT participation and for the NAEP reading and math results Maryland’s SAT participation slipped to about 50 percent and the state dropped from 21st to 24th in math test outcomes Further details appear on page 4 2.
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U. S
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Sheila Tolliver
Harry Hughes
Bell
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