Reagan swaps top aides but policy shift unlikely
President Reagan approves a surprise job swap between Treasury Secretary Donald T. Regan and White House Chief of Staff James A. Baker II. The move removes a hardline conservative from the White House but is not expected to trigger a major shift in administration policy.
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Brunswick seeks more sewer taps amid new development
Brunswick mayor imposes a moratorium on new sewer taps. Builders protest shortages as demand rises from a new middle school, YMCA, and Maple Avenue apartment complex. The town filed with the Maryland State Health Department for additional taps and aims to secure state and federal funding for a new 2 Dew sewer plant while awaiting two week results.
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Jobless rate edges up in December as labor force grows
Washington AP reports December unemployment at 7.2 percent as the labor force expands by 390,000. Employment rose by about 340,000 to 106.3 million, while 8.2 million were unemployed and 13 million counted as discouraged workers.
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Labor Department
U.S
Youth captured after four day manhunt in Maryland
Seventeen year old Daniel Dennis Collins was seized by city police with a K-9 unit near 1145 40th street after residents reported two burglaries. Earlier, an officer was struck, a suspect chased on foot, and Collins hid in bushes. He faces assault on officers, burglary, and fugitive charges and will appear before a judge today.
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Calm '85 forecast for legislature
Maryland opens its nine day 1985 session with a calm outlook from House Speaker Cardin and Senate President Steinberg amid a cash strapped budget and health care cost containment. Governor Hughes backs many ideas from a gubernatorial task force including HSCRC bed decertification and need based certificates to curb hospital beds and costs.
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Baltimore County
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Chesapeake Bay
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Avian flu outbreak ceases after depopulation drive
Dr Arch Park reports the spread of avian influenza has ceased for the moment as tests and surveillance continue around farms depopulated by the state veterinary department. Officials trace the birds purchased and sold by Ralph Knox, whose farm is identified as the initial spark of the outbreak.
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New Jersey Woman Sought After Rabid Cat Attack
Middletown health officials press for help locating a New Jersey woman bitten or scratched by a rabid cat at Smokehouse Country Crafts on New Year’s Day. Twenty eight people are in rabies treatment, mostly Hollow Road residents, with teens most affected. Continued on Page A-9.
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New Jersey Health Department
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Smokehouse Country Crafts
Weather Words of Wisdom From Haliburton
Weather words of wisdom note that death and taxes are inevitable, attributed to Haliburton. The quip ties natural cycles to enduring social duties, reflecting a dry amusement tone. Haliburton’s wry line underscores universal truths amid daily forecasts.
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