Great Southern Printing Company Staff and Addr
George Delaplaine Jr President and Publisher Fred J Archibald Associate Publisher Myron W Randall Vice President and Treasurer Edward F Mull Advertising Director Philip W Hammond Controller William H Main Jr Business Manager Marlene B Young Secretary Published Every Evening Except Sunday by The Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company at 200 E Patrick Street Frederick Maryland 21701 P O Box 578 Phone 301 342 1177 Montgomery County Bureau Rockville Maryland 20850 News Matters line and advertising phone numbers list rates for mail and motor route delivery.
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George 8. Delaplaine Jr
Fred J. Archibald
Myron W. Randall
Edward F. Mull
Philip W. Hammond
William H. Main Jr
Marlene 8B
Young
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
Patrick Street
P.O
Frederick
Maryland
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Rockville
News Matters
Avian flu depopulates 1500 birds across two farms
Park reports more than 1,100 birds culled at a Knox farm and 400 to 500 at a Prince George's County farm as part of an intensive drive to curb the flu outbreak. He cautions ongoing risks and notes the virus is not human harmful but can persist in cold weather.
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Knox
Prince George’s County
Park
Pennsylvania
Maryland
First Major Snowfall Predicted for Western Maryland
A large cold air mass remains over the eastern United States as a winter storm forms along the Gulf Coast and tracks toward Western Maryland. Western Maryland counties face thick clouds, low teens to 20s, and potential 4 inch plus snow from Thursday night into Friday, with temperatures staying in the 20s.
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United States
Gulf Coast
Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
Texas
Storyland
Carolinas
Virginia Capes
Ohio Valley
David Lesher
Weather forecast to bring rain across western and southern states
The National Weather Service forecasts rain on Thursday for parts of Washington Oregon and California with flurries in Colorado and New Mexico. Rain is also forecast from Tennessee and Virginia south to Florida while snow is expected in a band from Minnesota Iowa and Missouri extending east to the Atlantic coast.
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National Weather Service
Washington
Oregon
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Tennessee
Virginia
Florida
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Atlantic
Reagan News Conference to Be Televised Tonight
President Reagan's news conference will be broadcast live tonight by ABC CBS NBC and CNN starting at 8 p.m. Some PBS stations will air it live or on tape. The session is expected to last about 30 minutes.
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Washington
Reagan
ABC
CBS
NBC
Cable
Public Broadcasting Service
Lottery winners named in regional draws Tuesday night
Baltimore and District of Columbia results show Daily Lottery six seven one in Maryland Pick Four one six six five in DC Lucky Numbers six five zero. Pennsylvania Daily Lottery picks three six zero as the Tuesday numbers.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Washington
District of Columbia
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Myersville approves 15 year pact for Frederick Cablevision
Myersville town council approves a 15 year contract with Frederick Cablevision to service residents. The vote follows a year and a half of debate over providers. Service is expected to begin in late summer or fall after final attorney review. Council also discusses water and sewer subsidies and approves three charter amendments.
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Joy Pittman
Gurley
News-Post
Myersville Town
Frederick Cablevision
Tom McCanner
Frederick
McCanner
Cablevision
William F. Robey
Systems Operations
Ken Clingan
Myersville
Gilbert Stroup
Pete Wiles
Lockwood Heights
Larry Johnson
Frederick County Public Works
Reagan Aides Divided Over New Chief of Staff Choice
Former White House figures weigh in on Don Regan replacing Jim Baker. Gergen says swap ties to pragmatism not ideology while Nofziger notes conservatives may accept a closer ally. Viguerie warns of a negative shift. Dolan cites conservative concern. Stockman may lose influence as Capitol Hill signals no broad policy change.
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White House
David Gergen
George Shultz
Lyn Nofziger
Regan
Baker
Don Regan
Nofziger
Richard Viguerie
Viguerie
Jim Baker
William Clark
California
John T. Dolan
National Conservative Political Action Committee
David Stockman
Capitol Hill
Senate
Robert Dole
Unemployment Rate Edges Up to 7.1 Percent in December
The alternate unemployment rate, combining the civilian labor force with armed forces in the United States, rose to 7.1 percent from 7.0 percent. Job gains peaked at 95,000 in services and 85,000 in manufacturing. Adult men 6.3 percent, women 6.4, teenagers 18.8, Whites 6.2, Blacks 15, Hispanics 10.2 percent, with several shifts from November.
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United States
Views of a Vanishing Frontier exhibit notes origins of Bodmer works
Historical materials loaned from major museums explore the Maximilian Bodmer expedition era. Bodmer paintings stored in a prince’s castle were found after World War II and acquired in 1962 by InterNorth Inc as part of a global collection.
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Karl Bodmer
North
America
Maximilian
Maximilian-Bodmer
Bodmer
Prince’s Castle
InterNorth, Inc
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