Hilton complex wins county go ahead for 10 million hotel
Frederick County commissioners granted Harris Enterprises preliminary approval for an IRB to fund a two-hotel complex on 15 acres at U.S. 15 and 40. The 20-room Hilton hotel and 750-seat convention center, planned for a May groundbreaking, could create about 250 jobs and generate roughly 106000 in local taxes. Harris expects a year-long build with potential hotel expansion in five years.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Harris Enterprises of
IRB
U.S. 15
U.S. 40
Jefferson Boulevard
Maryland
Wiliam B.D. Harris
Harris Enterprises
Harris
U.S
Hilton
Sheraton Inn
Sheraton
Holiday Inn
Jim Bambrey
Bambrey
Patapsco Designs Inc
MD. 85
Grove Road
Miles Circo
Roland Wett
Richard L. Grossnickle
Iran Seeks Hostage Deal This Week Ahead of Reagan
Iran signals possible release of American hostages within two to three days as Parliament delays action on key parts of a settlement. Nabavi says scope but Majlis adjourns after approving only one of two emergency bills. Algeria as intermediary likely to arbitrate. official talks cite delays despite advancing negotiations.
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Carter
Ronald Reagan
Tehran
Majlis
Behzzad Nabavi
United States
Nabavi
Mohammed Rezs Pahlavi
Nabvayi
M Ts
Algeria
Assembly convenes '81 session with ethics probe on Santangelo
Maryland's 185 lawmakers gather for the 1981 session. Vetoed bills and election of officers loom as the ethics committee report on Del. Francis J. Santangelo is slated for consideration amid secrecy. Speaker Cardin will decide when to bring the inquiry to the House.
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House of Delegates
Maryland
General Assembly
del. Francis J. Santangelo
Prince George's County
House
Tee
Santangelo
Benjamin Cardin
Ethics Committee
Warmer weather seen in Frederick area this week
Maryland weather officials forecast warmer conditions through Thursday with highs near 40 in Frederick, then a return to bitter cold by Friday. Through Sunday, little precipitation expected, with temperatures averaging upper 20s to upper 10s. Power demand spikes noted statewide as pause in subfreezing weather persists at times.
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National Weather Service
Maryland
Weather Service
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Allegheny Power System
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
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Rona Stokes
BGL E
Ms. Stokes
Frederick Memorial Hospital at capacity strains county beds
Frederick Memorial Hospital remains full with sustained high census. Administrators say demand in Frederick County will grow, planning for long term bed additions. Medicine surgery wards show deep strain with daily 100 percent census at times, forcing emergency patients to be stabilized and transferred to nearby facilities like Washington County Hospital and Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Rockville.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
FMH
James K. Kluttz
Klurtz
Washington County Hospital
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital
Rockville
Kluttz
Bed shortages loom at FMH amid transfer concerns
Cloudy, milder weather continues through Thursday with 20 percent precipitation and tonight’s lows in the low 20s. FMH faces bed shortages as transfers to Baltimore are debated, with pediatric beds considered but problematic, and long term demand seen rising despite home care options.
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Klottz
Kluttz
FMH
Kilnitz
Haig says Watergate not for him to judge Nixon and Kissinger
Haig tells the Senate committee that Watergate was a stupid legal abuse of power but not his place to render moral judgments on Nixon or Kissinger. He denies wrongdoing in Watergate and defends his role in wiretapping and covert operations, insisting he served 37 years without immoral acts. The hearing resumes with a vote expected to clear him for confirmation as secretary of state.
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Alexander M. Haig Jr
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
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Cambodia
Hanoi
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Senate
Paul S. Sarbanes
D-Md
NATO
El Salvador conflict escalates as Gotera battles rage
Heavy fighting continued in El Salvador after President Duarte claimed the offensive failed. Toll neared 500 in three days while the United States planned to send six helicopters six advisers and other gear to the junta. The junta said San Francisco Gotera remains contested as leftist guerrillas reportedly still hold parts of the city amid reports of bodies, with a provisional government rumored to be declared by the Democratic Revolutionary Front.
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el Salvador
Jose Duarte
U.S
Washington
San
Francisco Gotera
Morazan
National Guard
Tts
Democratic Revolutionary Front
San Francisco Gotera
Group seeks economic boycott on King's birthday
In Baltimore a citizens' coalition urges a one day economic withdrawal on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Mary Carter Smith notes nonviolence and protest against Congress delay in making the day a national holiday. Buttons sold supremacy King image slogan Not One Penny. Calls from several states join nationwide remembrance efforts.
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Martin Luther King
Delaware
Pierre S. du Post
Mary Carter Smith
Citizens’ Coalition For Urban Survival
Citizens’ Group
Washington Merry-Go-Round and assorted columns
Investigative columnist Jack Anderson recounts the history of a 33rd American hostage in Iran. Other views critique violence in America. Smithsonian writer David M. Maxfield discusses how presidential personalities shaped administrations. Local events preview by Ethel Loeb. Entertainment notes quote Reagan on sportscasting days. Extension agent Kathryn venkins on easy breadmaking. News-Post art columnist William Swet charnik offers a painting media formula.
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Washington
Jack Anderson
Iran
Robert C. Reid
America
Smithsonian
David M. Maxfield
Frederick Fare
Ethel Loeb
Marilyn
Ry Gardner
Reagan
Frederick Soumy
Kathryn Venkins
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