Hope for new government in 3 weeks Begin Peres in seesaw race
Israel’s election returns show Labor Party edging Likud by one seat as Shimon Peres and Menachem Begin vie for coalition. Early computer projections place Labor ahead, while Begin pledges to form a government with religious parties despite a tight race and uncertain coalition talks.
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New pay schedules boost Frederick County workers pay
Frederick County workers reclassified by the county commissioners will receive salary increases above the typical cost of living hike. A 7.65 percent inflation factor goes into effect, with many employees also getting automatic grade-based raises of about 10 percent. Some will receive more due to reclassification of their positions as budget deliberations broadened the pay scale. Budget officer Harold K. Keller Jr. noted salary structure changes align county pay more with private sector and nearby counties.
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Maryland raises drunk driving penalties in new law
Maryland activates tougher drunk driving rules at start of 1981. Six months in, state police report sharp rises in DWI arrests at Bel Air Glen Burnie Annapolis and Frederick barracks with some locations posting triple and near double gains. Troopers Audie Murphy Tigler and Presgraves highlighted for frequent DWIs and honored with plaques as 1980-81 enforcement intensifies.
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Weather notice with scattered showers forecast
Scattered showers are expected with variable skies and mild temperatures. Lows tonight in the 60s, with a 60 percent chance of rain tonight and Thursday. Southeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Richard Cumberland, an English philosopher born in 1651, is noted.
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Clarification on Frederick County Sunday beer wine sales
The Frederick County Liquor License Commissioner grants three license types for off premises alcohol sales. Under the new law in effect, establishments may sell beer, beer and wine, or liquor beer and wine, with rules clarified for Sunday sales.
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Barkeeps weigh 2 a.m. closing option in Frederick County
Frederick County bar tenders reacted with cautious optimism to the new 2 a.m. last call window. Some will extend hours on weekends while monitoring demand, noting competition with Pennsylvania and potential later cleanups. Others plan to test the extra hour but few foresee immediate, sweeping shifts in all venues.
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Mike Fitzgerald
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New Chinese Leader Calls for Younger Cadres at Anniversary
AP reports China's 60th Communist Party anniversary highlighted unity as Hu Yaobeng urges aging officials to yield to younger, better educated cadres to modernize the nation. About 10,000 guests attended the Great Hall of the People amid a glittering red chandelier as Deng Xiaoping remains a senior figure.
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Poland Faces Deepening Economic Crisis Amid Unrest
Amid Poland's political turmoil and nationwide unrest, the economic crisis worsens with rising food subsidies. Warsaw Radio projects 7.6 billion dollars to hold prices down this year, meat and fats subsidies at 5.5 billion, while job cuts threaten 300,000 public sector positions next year.
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Israel election unlikely to shift Middle East policy
Israel faces a largely stable policy outlook under either Menachem Begin or Shimon Peres, with broad consensus on regional issues. Peres would not withdraw from the Jordan River or cede East Jerusalem, and ties to the PLO would remain unlikely. Across the world in Asia, Vietnam accused China of chauvinism during its 60th party anniversary as leadership battles continue in Beijing. A tropical storm weakened near Virginia Beach, prompting coastal alerts to be discontinued as Bret faded inland.
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Maryland Governor Leads Regional Education Board Push
Maryland Governor Harry Hughes, newly named chairman of the Souther Regional Education Board, urged acceleration in schooling to meet technological change. He cited an NSF study noting many U.S. students abandon math and science after sixth grade and praised Maryland efforts to foster early interest, including elementary computer use.
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Fourth of July Highlights From Frederick Area Pages
Robert Reid questions removing warning signs while Cornelius Dwyer analyzes U.S. economic woes. Tom Thede profiles activist Dick Gregory and Robert Wagman speculates on a Reagan second term. Dick Kleiner answers Bollywood questions. Betty Lester previews a Barbara Fritchie motorcycle race at Frederick Fairgrounds on Saturday July 4. Extension line offers Fourth of July menu ideas. Walkersville Raton students win festival award. Louis Rokeyser discusses informatics economy, Join Connitf explains lagging attocates, Ethel Loeb notes local nappettings.
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Dick Kleiner
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Directors OK pact avert midnight walkout in Hollywood
The Directors Guild of America voted overwhelmingly to accept a new contract, averting a potential midnight walkout that could have crippled film and television production. The 6400-member union announced results at an overflow Hollywood Palladium meeting as votes also ran in Detroit Chicago and New York ahead of Wednesday night tally.
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