Judge Tauraso plans move to Frederick offices amid zoning dispute
The high court indicated Tauraso would relocate administrative offices from Taurus Estates to temporary Frederick quarters while continuing private practice. Frederick County officials will notify Tauraso to conform to zoning after the official court copy arrives. Lawyer Finegan pressed to reverse a 1984 circuit ruling that denied nonconforming use for Tauraso s holistic school, arguing pre 1977 classes.
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Theodore G. Bloom
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Jacques Cartier Honored As Canada Finder Of St Lawrence Gulf
French explorer Jacques Cartier, credited with discovering the Gulf of Saint Lawrence in 1534, is widely regarded as the founder of Canada in historical accounts.
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
Canada
Weather forecast shows fair to partly snowy conditions
A large high pressure system brings fair weather through Thursday across the central U S. Western Maryland counties expect cooler nights near 25 to 29, with 35 by Thursday. Maryland mountains forecast partly cloudy with flurries later, and yesterday temperatures ranged from 24 to 28 in several cities. The pattern notes a winter warmer than normal so far and a very cold outlook next week.
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Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Oakland
Westminster
David Lesher
Nationwide mild temps forecast with regional snow and rain
The National Weather Service expects mild temperatures across most of the nation on Thursday. Snow is anticipated for the Great Lakes and St. Lawrence Valley, with rain forecast for the western Gulf and a mix of rain and snow in the Southwest.
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France vows action in Indian spy case diplomat recalled
In New Delhi the French government promised punitive action against recalled diplomat Lt. Col. Alain Bolley amid India’s largest espionage scandal. Two other Frenchmen fled before Bolley’s recall while reports say he may face charges for actions not authorized by France.
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Cold snap chills Florida as records fall across cities
The Miami area dropped to 30 degrees Monday night, prompting calls for blankets as the cold stretched across 27 cities with records set or tied. Hollywood tied a local record at 28 degrees while snow flurries appeared south of Tampa and Key West reached 49. Moscow logged minus two after an overnight minus 17. New York areas dug out as Syracuse received heavy snow. The Cullinan diamond, weighing over 3,000 metric carats, was found in South Africa in 1905.
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Moscow
New York
Syracuse
Reagan pep talks arms advisers on nuclear reduction aims
President Reagan opened his second term with a briefing to top arms control advisers promising a good agreement with the Soviet Union to reduce and eventually eliminate nuclear weapons. He outlined concrete ideas for talks and emphasized shared U.S. and Soviet interests. The meeting included Kamperman, Tower, Glitman, Shultz, Weinberger, and other senior officials.
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George P. Shultz
Caspar Weinberger
Jobe Vessey
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Edward L. Rowey
Kenneth Adelman
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Tower
Roway
Gliman
Nitze
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Jack Kemp
R-N-Y
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
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Shultz
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
State Department
U.S
Switzerland
Dobrynin
White House
Larry Speakes
Speakes
Man on trial over fatal shooting in Briggs home
The accused, not admitting criminal intent, claimed he did not shoot anyone as police detailed the victim Ms. James shot once in the back of the neck by a 12 gauge shotgun. Autopsy recovered 86 lead pellets, three shell wads, and a plastic collar. Witnesses described dispatchers, emergency calls, and officers cuffing the suspect after the scene.
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Dennis Moore
Donald Grams
Moore
Grams
Anderson
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