Global tension and Beirut peace efforts amid regional unrest
News items report mine clearing slowing Beirut front reunification efforts between Muslim and Christian sectors amid safety concerns and pride in reduced fighting. Soviet space weapons talks urged, while J Jackson seeks Soviet trip if permitted. US protests Soviet detention of two diplomats in Moscow as unacceptable and unlawful.
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TV Listings and Weather Map Notes
Inside The News presents FE hd Le MR SPOTts with listings for TV programs and movies along with a weather map. A quotation by La Rochefoucauld notes jealousy hides self-love rather than love.
Future Fair Highlights In Howard County Bl
Jonathan Flora reports on a recent Future Fair event in Howard County. The feature notes exhibit booths, community engagement, and local organizations presenting careers and education options for residents.
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Weather outlook with showers before a dry weekend across western Maryland
Shower and thunderstorm activity today and tonight ahead of a cold front, followed by a warm dry weekend. Western Maryland counties including Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington see scattered afternoon storms and highs around 40s. Tonight storms end early Saturday with cooler air Saturday, then sunny Sunday with pleasant highs. Maryland mountains expect storms today and sun thereafter, oceanfront showers end by midday Saturday then sunny weekend. Winds southwest today about 10 mph shifting to northwest around 15 mph. Yesterday temperatures cited: Frederick 99.72, Hagerstown 72, Westminster 8.71, Cumberland RVR and Oakland 2.47.
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Severe thunderstorm sweeps Frederick County causing outages and damage
A severe thunderstorm hit Frederick County Thursday around 6 30 pm bringing heavy rain about 0 43 inches and high winds. Roughly 300 Potomac Edison customers lost power from 6 30 pm Thursday until 4 40 am Friday as lines and poles were toppled. Wind toppled trees damaged a camper on Dublin Road and a trailer in Middletown, with Eli Ensigns recalling wagons moved 100 feet. Cable service interruptions followed in Middletown and the forecast expects clearing by Saturday with cooler air.|
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House OKs funds for Detrick addition in FY 85
The House approves 18.4 million dollars in FY 85 military construction for Fort Detrick in Frederick. It adds a 3.1 million dollar addition to the Medical Logistics Building and includes plans for an Armed Forces Medical Intelligence Center and a Standby Generator Plant expansion. Maryland lawmakers split over the vote, with Mitchell and Mikulski absent.
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Anthony Named To Head Frederick County School Board
Marvin C. Anthony elected president of the Frederick County Board of Education at a regular meeting. Gail T. Bowerman named vice president. Anthony, in his second term and former vice president, urged productive teamwork and careful service to education amid political pressures. He succeeds Rita S. Gordon, who serves the final year of her second term. The board also approved Patricia Custer as high school principal candidate and named Leonard Singleton principal of Lewistown Elementary amid staffing moves. Patrick continues on Page A2.
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Jobless rate dips to 7.1 percent in June
Unemployment fell to 7.1 percent in June, the lowest since October. The Labor Department reported broad improvement across population groups, with nonwhite workers showing notable progress amid an overall drop from previous highs. The decline marked the steepest monthly plunge in years, signaling a sustained improvement in employment.
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May unemployment drops in Broderick County figures
May jobless rate in Broderick County slipped slightly to 3 percent from 3.5 percent in April per Mayor Windsor of the local employment security office. The state rate eased to 9 percent from 9.7. Windsor cautioned the local rate usually trails the state and noted a likely rise in June as schools end and more people enter the labor force.
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Mondale urged to pick strong running mate by Cuomo
Cuomo presses Mondale to choose a deep and diverse vice presidential candidate as interviews continue. He cites Minnesota figures Martha Layne Collins and Kentuckys Gary Hart as possibilities while urging focus on the fall campaign. Hart warns the process risks pandering and raising expectations among minority groups and women.
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