Nkomo returns to Rhodesia amid high hopes and threats
In Salisbury crowds greet Joshua Nkomo, vowing universal suffrage after a seven year guerrilla war. South African businessmen offer 125000 dollars for his assassination as Mugabe plans return. elections set for February 27 to 29. In Washington, Carter warns against resuming normal Soviet trade and weighs Olympic boycott, with 400 million in aid to Pakistan contingent on Congress.
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Chemical spills and evacuations across multiple states
Ohio authorities reported 750 people evacuated after a Conrail derailment spilled toluene diisocyanate into a drainage ditch and creek. Three exposed individuals were hospitalized while most have returned home. Separate incidents in Arizona and Pennsylvania involved propane tankers and a flammable liquid car fire with evacuations. Delaware judge awarded temporary custody to a lesbian mother after an emergency hearing.
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Maryland MVA orders refunds for vintage auto replicas
The Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration requires car dealers to refund deposits for reproductions of vintage vehicles after finding one supplier is not properly licensed. Deposits ranged from 500 to 1000 dollars per order for replicas of models including the Model A Ford, Thunderbirds, Corvette, and Mustang. The agency notes new vehicle lines must pass visual inspection before licensing and registration.
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Potty patrols to curb boat toilet discharges
The U S Coast Guard will conduct potty patrols to enforce a new federal anti-pollution law on small boats. Each vessel with a toilet must have a sanitation device or holding tank to prevent direct discharge, with fines up to 2000 dollars. Coast Guard officials say the large number of small vessels warrants control of sewage in navigable waters.
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Weather, views, and almanac notes from a busy day
David Lasher reports on prorated time and weather while Lecisa Warren covers Nicaragua issues. Jean Rend examines the Children’s Defense Fund. William Brews questions the focus on teen pregnancy. The Oi Farmer's Almanac offers quirky household tidbits and Tom Boge previews wine and food trends.
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Western Frederick to gain zoning boost for offices
The Frederick City Planning Commission backs a new comprehensive zoning map to concentrate light businesses and professional offices in the western section. If approved by the board of aldermen, action is expected before March, with West Patrick Street’s 1 acre area already zoned B-3 and B-6. The plan aims to curb traffic, preserve historic character, and guide coherent downtown growth while accelerating the shift to office space for law firms, insurance, and real estate offices.
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Freezing Rain Delays Schools in Frederick Carroll Counties
Early Monday drivers faced icy roads as freezing rain hit the region. Maryland State Police reported minor accidents mainly in the eastern county while Frederick County salt trucks salted hazardous areas at 4 30 am. Schools in Frederick and Carroll counties opened one hour late with roads still at freezing point officials said.
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Soviets veto again blocks U.N. sanctions on Iran
The United States urged U.N. members to join in meaningful action after a second Soviet veto derailed a Security Council sanctions resolution tied to Iranian hostages. Iran's foreign minister warned the hostages could stay forever until the shah is extradited, while Washington weighs naval steps and diplomatic moves with allies to press Tehran.
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Maryland Senate Takes On Bong Bill At Hearing
Hearing set for Tuesday at 10 a.m. before the Maryland Senate Judicial Proceedings Committee on a proposed ban on drug paraphernalia sales. Sponsor Sen. Schweinhaut says broad support from citizens groups and law enforcement, with opposition from paraphernalia wholesalers. Local supporters include Frederick Women’s Civic Club, with 500-plus petition signatures. Witnesses include DEA and state drug officials. Paul Forbes of Drug Fair, Inc. notes retailers already restricting sales. The bill’s form remains unsettled as lawmakers seek a constitutionally sound approach to ban diverse contraband items. Continued on Page A4.
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Fighting Flares Near Afghan Pakistan Border Report
Heavy fighting near the Afghanistan Pakistan frontier is reported by Associated Press sources with rebels resisting Soviet troops in eastern Afghanistan while Kabul mourns political prisoners. Western diplomats note tightened Soviet control and sporadic clashes in Badakhshan and Paktia as Iran cites hostage tensions at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran and links Soviet intervention to American interference.
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Inside The News Occasional Rain and Wind
Occasional rain today with highs around. Tonight and Tuesday show chances of drizzle or light rain. Tuesday’s highs and lows in the 40s with northeast winds 10 to 18 mph. No rain tonight, 40 percent chance on Tuesday. Words of wisdom reference a postponed life speech by Marcus Senece about MBC MAD.
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